About Matt Ives
Matt is a highly experienced and accomplished plastic surgeon with extensive expertise in reconstructive surgery, including limb reconstruction, elective hand surgery, hand trauma, and peripheral nerve surgery. He is renowned for his precision and dedication to achieving the best outcomes for his patients, addressing complex conditions of the hands and limbs with exceptional skill and care. Matt also brings considerable expertise in the diagnosis and management of skin lesions and subcutaneous lumps, ensuring accurate evaluations and effective treatment plans.
In addition to his clinical work, Matt is a sought-after medicolegal expert, providing detailed opinions and consultations in cases involving hand and limb injuries. Known for his patient-centred approach, Matt is committed to delivering tailored, comprehensive care that meets the unique needs of every individual. His unwavering focus on quality and his depth of experience make him a trusted choice for patients and colleagues alike.
Training
Matt graduated from Guy’s, King’s, and St Thomas’ School of Medicine and completed postgraduate training in London and South East England. This included significant time at the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, known for its association with pioneering surgeon Sir Archie McIndoe. Further honing expertise, Matt completed fellowships at the St Andrew’s Centre for Plastic Surgery and Burns in Chelmsford, a globally renowned institution, and underwent advanced training through the Extremity Reconstruction Fellowship at Imperial College Healthcare, London.
Current Role
Matt is currently the Clinical Lead of the Department of Plastic Surgery at Imperial College Healthcare, London. In addition to this leadership role, Matt is the Training Programme Director for the Pan Thames Plastic Surgery High Surgical Training Programme, contributing significantly to the next generation of surgeons. Matt is also a regular teacher on the Liverpool Open Tibia Course, and actively engages in charitable work, training surgeons in Myanmar in the field of limb reconstruction.