About Dr. Rose
We are dedicated to raising funds to support plastic surgeons in Gaza. The majority of the victims we see in Gaza need plastic surgical reconstruction, and there are very few surgeons left capable of delivering this. We aim to continue our plastic surgery training programme in Gaza to train new Plastic Surgeons and provide them with the essential medical equipment they need. With a strong commitment to humanitarian efforts, we aim to make a significant impact on the lives of those in need.
Clinical Interests
Microsurgical reconstruction, breast reconstruction, lower limb trauma, and gender reassignment surgery
Professional Profile
Dr Victoria Rose is a fully accredited Consultant Plastic Surgeon based in London, with over 25 years of experience in reconstructive surgery. She specialises in complex breast reconstruction (including microsurgery), trauma surgery and gender reconstruction. She currently holds consultant posts at St Thomas’ Hospital, King’s College Hospital and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
Dr Rose is a partner in DRG Plastic Surgery , where she provides a wide variety of plastic surgery, including cosmetic surgery, specialising in breast surgery, lipomodelling and reconstructive surgery.
She qualified in 1995 and began her plastic surgical training in 1997. This has included international fellowships in the USA (MD Anderson), Sweden (Akademikliniken), and Taiwan. She holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education and an LLM in Medical Law. She has had roles in training and governance, including chairing the Specialist Advisory Committee for plastic surgery training in the UK and Ireland, leading trauma reconstruction at Guy’s & St Thomas’, chairing the governance committee for Guy’s & St Thomas’ and representing the London and North West training regions.
Beyond her NHS and private work, Dr Rose has been actively involved in humanitarian surgical missions in Gaza since 2018. Working as a trustee of the charity IDEALS, she travels to hospitals in Gaza to perform reconstructive surgery on civilians, particularly children, affected by conflict. Her work involves treating complex blast injuries, burns, and limb trauma under severely resource-limited conditions. She is committed to delivering not just surgical care, but long-term support, dignity, and hope in crisis zones.
Dr Rose’s practice is defined by technical excellence, compassion, and a global commitment to patient care.