Dr Janak Bechar, aesthetic plastic surgeon and co-founder of The Oxley

Dr Janak Bechar

MB ChB BMedSc(Hons) MRCS(Eng) PGCTSS PhD FRCS(Plast)
Resident Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeon

Dr Janak Bechar is a co-founding member of The Oxley and is a resident plastic and aesthetic surgeon. Patient care, satisfaction and outcomes are at the centre of his focus. Being passionate about his patients, he believes everyone should be able to achieve the best versions of themselves.

He is an experienced medical practitioner and has led a distinguished career in over 12 years of practice since graduating Medical School. He is a full member of the General Medical Council. Dr Bechar won a scholarship to Medical School in Birmingham, where he graduated with honours and distinction. During this time, he was also awarded the prestigious Jean Shanks Scholarship for medical research and the British Association of Plastic Surgeons travelling grant to Johannesburg, South Africa.

Dr Janak Bechar is also a champion of patient centred care, recently being awarded the Meghana Pandit Scholarship to Harvard Medical School for patient safety and leadership in the clinical environment. Dr Janak Bechar has been admitted as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons after passing the prestigious internationally recognised FRCS(Plast) examinations.

He is at the cutting edge of skin care and filler research, completing a PhD in hyaluronic acid fillers and fat cells at Warwick Medical School. For this work, he was awarded the prestigious Welcome Trust Award, Medical Life Sciences Award (presented by Sir Paul Nurse, Nobel Laureate) and the Medical Life Sciences Research Award.

He has also been recognised for his clinical contributions, receiving a surgical prize from the Royal College of Surgeons and has written over 15 papers in the peer-reviewed medical literature. To share his experiences with other professionals, Dr Bechar has presented at over 25 national and international conferences.

In his spare time, he enjoys playing the violin, seeing artistic shows and spending time with friends and family. He also supports charity work by the International Association of Human Values and primary school development in South Africa.

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