Seyedabadi, Maryam

Dr Maryam Seyedabadi

Specialist Plastic Surgeon; Founder, MOT Plastic Surgery; VMO, Westmead Hospital
Dr Maryam Seyedabadi is a renowned female Specialist Plastic Surgeon based in Sydney, NSW. As one of the few dually qualified plastic surgeons, with both medical and dental surgery degrees from the University of Sydney, Dr Maryam offers a unique and comprehensive approach to plastic surgery. Her extensive training and passion for her craft make her a leader in the field, while her empathetic nature ensures she connects deeply with each patient.

Dr Maryam’s journey into plastic surgery began with a foundation in science and research, followed by studies in dentistry and medicine. She quickly discovered her passion for surgery, particularly in plastic surgery, where she could combine her deep knowledge of facial structures and harmony with her surgical expertise. This dual qualification allows her to excel in facial analysis and treatment planning, offering patients the meticulous care they deserve.

She is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) and has further honed her expertise through post-fellowship training in aesthetic surgery, endorsed by the Australian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS). Her focus includes face, breast and body, where she applies the latest techniques with precision.

Beyond her clinical practice, Dr Maryam is committed to mentoring the next generation of surgeons, holding a VMO position at Westmead Hospital. She also maintains a dedication to ongoing education and research, holding a PhD in Medicine from the University of Sydney.

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