Mr Vijayan is a certified Consultant Plastic Surgeon, and Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in England. He qualified from medical school in London in 2008 with a first class intercalated degree in Endocrinology (hormonal and metabolic health), and subsequently worked in over 20 hospitals during his training, spanning London, Oxfordshire and Sussex. After general post-graduate training in medicine and surgery, he undertook specialist training in plastic surgery at the Queen Victoria hospital in East Grinstead, Royal London hospital, Royal Free hospital, Chelsea & Westminster hospital, and Guys & St Thomas’ hospital. This culminated in a sub-specialty fellowship period, before taking up a Consultant Plastic Surgeon NHS post in Stevenage.
During his career he has published 40 academic articles, presented nationally and internationally on 20 occasions, and he continues to play an active role in training the next generation of surgeons. He has won teaching and innovation awards as well as a place on the NHS clinical entrepreneur programme. He has visited prestigious plastic surgery units at home and abroad, including South Korea and Taiwan, in order to broaden his expertise.
His lifelong interest in wellness, fitness and sustainable living shapes his aesthetic practice. He believes in natural, well balanced and proportioned results, where surgery complements health and confidence. He is naturally creative, and well respected for his artistry, clear communication and down to earth demeanour.
Patients consistently describe Mr Vijayan as having a kind manner, and clear communication style. He takes time and care in finding out what matters to patients, and explaining the surgical possibilities.
His goal is to put you at ease and deliver the change you want.
Mr Vijayan believes in surgery that uses safe, tried and tested techniques, expertly executed, to deliver natural, balanced and well-proportioned aesthetics.
Integrity is important to me; I will be straight about what is and is not realistic, the limitations and risks.
Ultimately surgery is about a partnership between surgeon and patient, where both of us share the same vision and are excited to create it.
