Pundrique Sharma

About Pundrique Sharma

Medically Reviewed April 2023, by Pundrique Sharma - Consultant Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon

Pundrique Sharma is a respected and extensively trained Plastic Surgeon with 16 years of experience within the speciality and has performed over 4,000 plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic cases. He holds a post as a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital. He has been independently rated as one of the top 3 plastic surgeons in Liverpool for three consecutive years (2019-2022). Mr Sharma performs procedures such a breast enlargement, breast reduction, breast uplift and enlargement, male chest reduction, abdominoplasty and liposuction.

Mr Sharma’s undergraduate training was at University College London Medical School, where he was one of 6 students selected through national competition to undertake a PhD simultaneously with his medical degree. Thereafter, his basic and specialist plastic surgery training was in London and the South East including at University College Hospital, Addenbrooke’s (part of Cambridge University Hospitals), and Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. He then attained prestigious subspeciality fellowships in upper limb reconstruction and paediatric plastic surgery at Great Ormond Street and at “Sick Kids” Hospital in Toronto, where he was Chief Fellow, and breast surgery at the world renowned St Andrew’s Centre for Plastic Surgery in Chelmsford. Additionally Mr Sharma has travelled extensively to learn directly from colleagues around the world including London, New York, and New Delhi.

Teaching the next generation of surgeons is very important to Mr Sharma. He is a recognised plastic surgery trainer within the Mersey Deanery. He has won awards for his teaching from University College London and Queen Mary, University of London.

Mr Sharma not only loves his work as a plastic surgeon, but also takes great pride in it and the positive effects it can have on his patients’ lives. He believes that the best results for his patients are not simply a result of technical expertise but also a consequence of honest and open communication – by listening to what the patient actually wants, and working out with them how this can best be attained.