Plastic & Reconstructive Cosmetic Surgery

Plastic and reconstructive cosmetic surgery at Darwin Private Hospital is performed by specialist plastic surgeons including Dr Ravi Mahajani (Director of Northern Plastic Surgery NT and Darwin Day Surgery) and Dr Shiby Ninan, operating from specialist suites within the hospital campus. Both cosmetic procedures for face and body and reconstructive surgery for illness, trauma, or congenital conditions are available. Consult-based pricing; referral generally required.

Darwin Private Hospital's Central Specialist Suites and Day Surgery unit support a full range of plastic and reconstructive cosmetic surgery procedures for patients across Darwin and the Northern Territory. Plastic surgery services are delivered by specialist plastic surgeons consulting and operating on the hospital campus, including Dr Ravi Mahajani — the Director of Darwin Day Surgery and Director of Northern Plastic Surgery NT, registered with AHPRA as a specialist plastic surgeon — and Dr Shiby Ninan, who consults at Rocklands Drive, Tiwi. Darwin Plastic Surgery operates from Suite 27, Central Specialist Suites, Darwin Private Hospital, accessible by phone on (08) 8981 1711. The scope of cosmetic plastic surgery at Darwin Private Hospital covers both surgical aesthetic procedures for the face and body and reconstructive procedures for illness, trauma, and congenital birth disorders. Cosmetic facial procedures commonly performed through Darwin Private Hospital's surgical facilities include facelifts, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery for upper and lower lid correction), rhinoplasty (nose reshaping), and brow lifts. Body contouring procedures include liposuction, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), breast augmentation, breast reduction and mastopexy (breast lift), and gynecomastia correction. For patients in Australia's Northern Territory, access to specialist plastic surgery within a fully equipped JCI-accredited private hospital environment — with on-site anaesthetics, intensive care, and pathology — represents a significant advantage over travel to interstate facilities. All surgical procedures require an initial consultation; referral from a GP or specialist is generally required for Medicare-subsidised procedures. Pricing is entirely case-specific and discussed at consultation.