May 5, 2021
FRACS
Following specialist training in New Zealand, Charles spent three years overseas in centres of excellence in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia where he focused on Cranio-Maxillofacial and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
About Charles Davis
Mr Davis has a special interest in the treatment of children and young adults with complex deformities of the face, skull, orbits, jaws and external ear.
His private practice covers the full scope of Plastic Surgery but is particularly focussed on facial cosmetic surgery, abdominal and breast reshaping, head and neck cancer resection and reconstruction and reconstruction after facial trauma.
He is Director of the Central & Southern New Zealand Craniofacial Program. He is the training coordinator for the Australian and New Zealand Society of Craniomaxillofacial Surgeons and is a visiting Craniofacial Surgeon to Malaysia and Sri Lanka.
Examples of his work can be seen on his websites – www.charlesdavis.co.nz and www.breast-surgery.co.nz.
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