UK honour for city doctor

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Amritsar, Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 18, 2024 IST

Dr Ravi Mahajan being honoured with the Lifetime Patron Award by the Plastic Surgery Trainees Association of the UK.

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Dr Ravi Mahajan, head of the department and Chief Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgeon at Amandeep Hospital, was recently invited by the British Association of Plastic Surgeons to deliver a lecture at their prestigious annual conference. The event, which gathered UK-trained plastic surgeons, provided Dr Mahajan an opportunity to share his vast knowledge on plastic surgery and the learning opportunities available in India.

In recognition of his outstanding contribution, Dr Mahajan was honoured with the Lifetime Patron Award by the Plastic Surgery Trainees Association of the UK.

Said Dr Ravi Mahajan, “It is an honour to speak at such a prestigious platform and to receive this recognition.”

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