Hagen Schumacher

Mr Schumacher’s plastic surgery training in the UK commenced in 2001. Following his higher surgical training in Cambridge and associated units, he achieved his Certificate of Completion of Training by the GMC in 2012. Because of his interest in head & neck and breast surgery, Mr Schumacher progressed to further fellowship training in the UK’s largest plastic surgery unit St Andrews Hospital in Chelmsford and the Royal Marsden Hospital in London.

Academically, Mr Schumacher achieved a PhD, a number of publications in peer reviewed medical journals, international presentations, book chapters and has also completed several peer reviews for leading medical journals.

Since 2012, Mr Schumacher has worked as a Consultant in Cambridgeshire. He held NHS positions as Clinical Lead for plastic surgery, as Associate Divisional Director in Head & Neck, as Associate Divisional Director in Private Healthcare and as Surgical Specialty Lead of the Eastern Region for the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) amongst others.

Mr Schumacher is on the GMC’s specialist register for plastic surgery, is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh (FRCS Plast), Fellow of the European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (FEBOPRAS), member of BAAPS and BAPRAS and an international member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).

Mr Schumacher’s private practice is exclusively focused on cosmetic / aesthetic surgery. He performs all common cosmetic plastic surgery procedures and has developed a special interest in head & neck, breast and labiaplasty procedures.

Media coverage include publications about Jacquie Beltrao, Toni Goldenberg and Gary Edwards as well as publications in Harper’s Bazaar, the “Medical Show” on Star Radio, “Bizarre ER” on BBC3 and as an expert commentator for “When Plastic Surgery Goes Horribly Wrong” on Channel 5.

”I enjoy the aesthetic aspects of my job, but I believe that the real benefits of cosmetic procedures are improved confidence, self-esteem and a happier life. It is not important what your body looks like to others but how you feel about it. My consultations are 100% confidential and not judgemental. I see my clients as equal partners in the decision-making process. It is important that you understand the procedure, recovery, benefits and complications before proceeding with surgery.”