Paul Harris

Consultant Plastic Surgeon

• September 2006

  Mr Harris is featured in BBC 3’s ‘Say no to the knife’.

  In an effort to redress the balance towards an ethical approach in Aesthetic Surgery, this program detailed the physical and psychological journeys of several patients considering surgery. As an independent Plastic Surgeon, Mr Harris was asked to consult and then explain the potential benefits and risks of many aesthetic procedures, thus enabling the patients to make an informed decision.

• March 2006

  Mr Harris is featured in Channel Five’s “The Woman Who Lost 30 Stone”

  This documentary tracked the incredible story of Connie, an American patient who lost over 30 stone in weight after gastric bypass surgery. Following several operations in California to remove excess skin from her body, she travelled to London to consult with Mr Harris, requesting breast augmentation and brachioplasty (arm lift surgery). Having not completely recovered from her previous operations, Mr Harris explained to Connie that it would be unsafe to undergo further surgery in London.

  “First and foremost I am a doctor and I have a duty of care to do no harm” said Mr Harris. ”Patients are understandably disappointed when their surgeon is not prepared to undertake operations which they believe will be beneficial, but there is much more at stake with major cosmetic surgery than television ratings“.

• February 2006

  Mr Harris is ‘Guest of the Day’ for Southern Counties Radio morning talk show

  Featured because of the development of a plastic surgery service at Clare Park Hospital in Farnham. Mr Harris spoke of his normal working week and how reconstructive and cosmetic surgery have a great deal in common.

• January 2006

  Mr Harris is featured in ITV’s “Make-me-perfect”

  This day-time programme followed fifteen women who had suffered emotional trauma because of their looks, through a total transformation with a combination of psychological counselling and major cosmetic surgery. Mr Harris was one of the three plastic surgeons invited to undertake the surgery.

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