Mr Price graduated from Queen’s University Belfast in 2004 having completed an Intercalated BSc in Pathology for which he was awarded a 1st class honours. He completed basic surgical training in Northern Ireland, during which his interest in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery developed. He subsequently worked in Plastic surgery units in Edinburgh and Bristol before returning to Belfast and was appointed a national training number in Northern Ireland.
During his period of training he also achieved Diplomas with Distinction in Trauma Surgery at the University of Swansea and in Medical Education at Queen’s University Belfast.
He undertook a fellowship in Newcastle upon Tyne gaining further experience in Head & neck reconstruction and microsurgical breast reconstruction. He returned to Belfast and on completion of his training, was appointed as a substantive Plastic Surgeon with interest in Head and Neck Reconstruction to the University of Plymouth NHS Trust.
Mr Price has a special interest in skin cancer and head and neck reconstruction. He regularly works with other surgical specialties including ENT, Maxillofacial and Neurosurgery to treat patients who require complex surgery and reconstruction. He sits on the Head and Neck and Skin cancer MDTs and is also a member of the regional facial palsy MDT for the Southwest region of England.
Mr Price works between Plymouth and the Belfast Skin clinic where he offers service in the surgical management of benign and malignant skin lesions, scar management, hand surgery and minor aesthetic procedures.
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Ms Ciara Bowers
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
Miss Sandra McAllister
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
Miss Sandra McAllister
Plastic Surgeon
Miss McAllister is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon based at the Ulster Hospital Dundonald.
She qualified from Queen’s University Belfast in 1999, and after completing core surgical training, spent just over two years as a Research Fellow at the University of Toronto. She was awarded a Doctor of Medicine degree in 2007 from Queen’s University Belfast for her research work.
Miss McAllister trained in Plastic Surgery in Belfast and Dublin, and undertook further research into wound healing, as an Academic Clinical Lecturer at Queen’s University. She was awarded the Hunter Doig Medal by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2017, for the quality of her clinical and research work, and commitment to surgical education.
After completing clinical training, Miss McAllister worked as a Senior Oncoplastic Fellow in the Welsh Unit for Burns & Plastic Surgery. She was appointed as a Consultant Plastic Surgeon in 2019. Miss McAllister has a special interest in the management of patients with skin cancer and soft tissue sarcoma.
