Miss Alexandra Molina is a UK-trained Consultant Plastic Surgeon and is on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery. She has a specialist interest in breast surgery and combines complex NHS reconstructive work with aesthetic plastic surgery in private practice. Alex graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2005 with Distinction and began her Plastic Surgery training in 2008. During her training she completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Biomedical Education. In 2015 she was awarded the Intercollegiate Fellowship in Plastic Surgery, FRCS(Plast), and received the McGregor ‘Gold’ Medal for her outstanding performance in the final examinations. Before taking up her permanent Consultant post at Queen Victoria Hospital in 2018, Alex worked as a locum consultant at the Royal Marsden. She also completed senior microsurgery fellowship posts at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital and Queen Victoria Hospital. In 2017–18 she was awarded the Lady Estelle Wolfson Emerging Leaders Fellowship at the Royal College of Surgeons. She is completing a five-year term as Clinical Lead for Breast Reconstruction at Queen Victoria Hospital and maintains a strong interest in teaching, including responsibility for registrar training. Outside work, Alex has two young children who keep her busy.

Miss Katia Sindali is a Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon and is on the General Medical Council Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery. She graduated from King’s College London in 2006 and completed her surgical training in London and the South East. She undertook higher surgical training in plastic surgery in the Pan Thames Deanery and completed an International Master’s degree in Reconstructive Microsurgery. She subsequently completed microsurgery fellowships at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ hospitals and Queen Victoria Hospital, gaining extensive experience in reconstructive surgery, particularly microsurgical breast reconstruction. She also completed a cosmetic surgery fellowship at The McIndoe Centre and trained across the breadth of cosmetic surgery. Her qualifications include FRCS(Plast) and the European Board of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery fellowship. Katia has a strong interest in teaching and education and is currently the Royal College of Surgeons surgical tutor at Queen Victoria Hospital, overseeing the training of resident doctors. Katia values clear, open communication and a warm, gentle approach that helps patients feel comfortable, listened to and supported throughout their care.