Mr Michael Cadier

Mr Cadier graduated with a Master's Degree in Biochemistry from Queens College University, Oxford in 1981. He then obtained his medical degree from St Thomas' Hospital Medical School, London in 1986. To further his surgical and academic training, he spent six months in Lyon, France. Mr Cadier then participated in a surgical rotation between Middlesex and University College Hospitals, London, including six months in the professional Unit in Plastic Surgery led by Professor McGrouther. This was the first, and at that time, the only professional Unit in Plastic Surgery in the country.

Mr Cadier is dedicated to providing a safe clinical practice to ensure patients undergoing aesthetic surgical procedures are treated in as risk-free a manner as possible. This dedication to patient safety begins at the initial consultation, where a detailed medical and surgical history is taken. A careful assessment of the patient and the proposed treatment is also conducted to ensure that it is appropriate to proceed.

Mr Cadier is passionate about maintaining high standards of care, desired outcomes and safety for his patients. He is also committed to ensuring that future generations of plastic surgeons are trained to the highest possible standards. From 1996 to 2009, Mr Cadier participated in yearly charity missions to rural areas in Pakistan. During these missions, he operated on children with severe facial deformities and post-burn contractures with a charity called Childcare International. He has treated over 700 children and babies with cleft lips and palates in Pakistan.