Mr Stephen Salerno

is a Melbourne Plastic Surgeon – Cosmetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon. At REAL, Mr Stephen Salerno starts with you.

Stephen knows that there is a direct relationship between receiving the right surgical advice and being happy with the surgical outcome. That’s why it is Stephen’s aim to provide you with all the information you need before you commit to having surgery.

Stephen understands that seeing a plastic surgeon is a step that takes a great deal of courage. It is a significant step on your journey to the new you.

Stephen appreciates that a great deal of information is presented to you at your first consultation. Sometimes it can be hard to take in all the information in one go. You might think of additional questions after the consultation. To help you gather and understand information at your own pace, Stephen has introduced Private Q&A.

Learn more about me here.

After your first consultation, you will be provided with secure access to send private questions to Stephen about your surgery. All questions are welcome and encouraged, and Stephen will answer you in a timely manner. It is Stephen’s aim to ensure that you are completely supported to make the decision that’s best for you.
Education
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
FRACS (Plas), Plastic Surgery
2004 – 2007

Monash University
Bachelor of Medicine,
Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS),

Plastic Surgery Residency Program
1991 – 1995

Experience
Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgeon
Alfred Health
February 2008 – Present

Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgeon
Monash Health
February 2008 – Present

Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgeon
Western Health
February 2008 – Present

Ms Pat Simpkin

Practice Nurse

Pat would not want to be doing anything else. She really enjoys helping Stephen Salerno with the procedures and completing a lot of the post procedural work.

Pat loves to learn about the procedures, especially the more challenging ones where she can help to reduce the fear in the patient that can surround the surgery.

The one thing that really stands out for Pat is the appreciation that Stephen shows for her and her work.