Mr. Thomas Chapman

Mr Thomas Chapman is an experienced consultant plastic surgeon with a successful private practice serving Bristol and the three counties.

He attended Bristol Medical School completing his degree with honors and an additional degree in Physiology with First class honors aided by a scholarship from the Smith and Nephew foundation. Completed 6 years of traditional surgical training passing the MRCS before 6 years of further intensive plastic surgery training culminating in the award of FRCS(Plast) and recognition by the GMC as a specialist in 2009.

In October 2011 Mr Chapman was appointed as a fixed term consultant at NBT in particular to support the lower limb, breast and sarcoma services. In addition to these specific duties he contributed to the on-call rota, and supported the plastics trauma and skin cancer services. His NHS practice focuses on reconstruction for trauma and cancers of the skin and soft tissues. He is a member of the skin and sarcoma MDT (Multidisciplinary teams) in Bristol.

He can consult on and perform the full spectrum of cosmetic and breast procedures as well as surgery for skin cancer, hand surgery and limb reconstruction. With subspecialist interests in lower limb surgery and sarcoma.

Private Practice and appointments at Spire Hospitals in Worcester and Bristol, Winfield Ramsay Hospital in Gloucester, Burcot Hall Hospital, Bromsgrove and The Wye Clinic, Hereford.

Mr Chapman is a senior lecturer at Bristol University Medical School, and has over 30 peer-review publications as well as contributions to medical texts and guidance for surgeons. He has been an invited speaker to a number of national and international meetings and courses. Also involved in the national selection of trainees in plastic surgery and local annual review of trainee competency (ARCP).

For further information download his CV and medicolegal reporting and advice terms and conditions.

British Association of Plastic Surgeons, British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, British Burn Association, Royal College of Surgeons (England), Medical Protection Society