Surgery Group

Dr. Ducu Botoaca is a highly skilled aesthetic doctor and hair transplant surgeon with a strong educational foundation, having earned his medical degree from Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Romania in 2011. His surgical training began with a residency at a specialist emergency hospital in Bucharest, followed by further training in general surgery at Liverpool Aintree Hospital in the UK. Dr. Botoaca has gained significant experience, performing over 300 hair transplant procedures, and is particularly recognized for his expertise in eyebrow restoration. He is a licensed practitioner with the General Medical Council (GMC Number: 7227035) and is a member of the Joint Council for Cosmetic Procedures, an organization dedicated to promoting patient safety in non-surgical aesthetic treatments. Dr. Botoaca is also the founder and medical director of Dr. Ducu Clinics, and has developed and patented unique techniques for eyebrow transplants and non-surgical body contouring. He is recognized internationally for his ability to achieve natural-looking results and is a frequent speaker at major conferences, including the IMCAS World Congress, where he educates other medical professionals on advancements in aesthetic medicine.

Dr. Ahmad Moussa is an experienced hair transplant surgeon and a UK-board certified Consultant Neurosurgeon with a background in neurosurgery. He qualified with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery in Egypt in 2002, later earning an MSc in General Surgery in 2006 and achieving his MRCS diploma in the UK in 2007. Dr. Moussa further specialized in neurosurgery, obtaining an MD and FRCS in Neurosurgery. He has dedicated over 15 years to working at Nottingham University Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. His extensive neurosurgical experience, particularly his intricate work with the scalp, makes him exceptionally skilled in performing hair transplant procedures. Dr. Moussa is a member of several professional organizations, including the Society of British Neurological Surgeons (SBNS), the British Syringomyelia-Chiari Group (BSCG), and the British Medical Association (BMA).