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M.Ch. (Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery)
The M.Ch. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery program at KVV is a comprehensive super-specialty course that trains surgeons in a wide range of reconstructive, cosmetic, microsurgical, and trauma-related procedures. The curriculum combines foundational knowledge with hands-on training in advanced surgical techniques.
Overview
This 3-year program aims to develop skilled plastic surgeons capable of managing both routine and complex reconstructive and aesthetic surgical cases. Students undergo rigorous training in craniofacial surgery, microsurgery, burns, hand surgery, trauma, and cosmetic procedures, with exposure to critical care, interdisciplinary practice, and research.
The M.Ch. (Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery) program fosters comprehensive understanding and advanced surgical skills through departments specializing in:
Principles and techniques in plastic surgery
Microsurgery, tissue grafts, flap surgeries
Craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery
Burns management and reconstruction
Cosmetic/aesthetic surgery techniques
Breast, trunk, and lower extremity reconstruction
Head & neck oncology reconstruction
Hand surgery and congenital deformities
Gender affirmation surgeries
Medical 3D printing and laser applications
Students explore plastic and reconstructive surgery from fundamentals to advanced techniques—covering wound healing, grafts, flap surgeries, craniofacial reconstruction, microsurgery, and cosmetic procedures—building strong operative skills for clinical excellence and surgical innovation.
Core Curriculum (Traditional Undergraduate)
Year 1:
Semester
Theory Subjects
Semester I & II
- Basic sciences related to plastic surgery
- Wound healing, anatomy, physiology, and grafting techniques
- History and evolution of plastic surgery
- Practical: clinical examinations, record-keeping, ward rounds
- Postings: General OT, OPD, burns unit, orthopedics (15 days)
Year 2:
Semester
Theory Subjects
Semester III & IV
- Head and neck reconstruction
- Microsurgical repair and peripheral nerve injuries
- Craniofacial and maxillofacial surgeries
- Breast surgery, cleft lip & palate
- Elective postings: oncosurgery, radiology, anesthesia (15 days each)
Year 3:
Semester
Theory Subjects
Semester V & VI
- Cosmetic procedures (rhinoplasty, liposuction, blepharoplasty)
- Complex reconstructions (abdominal wall, perineum, gender reassignment)
- Hand transplant, tendon transfers, and limb salvage
- Final thesis submission & surgical log book assessment
- End-of-term assessments (theory + practical)
Eligibility Criteria:
- Annual Intake:
- 1 seat per year
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Must hold a recognized MS (General Surgery) degree from a university approved by MCI/NMC.
- Must have permanent registration with the Medical Council of India or State Medical Council (or obtain it within 1 month of admission).
- Should be able to work as a full-time resident for the 3-year duration.
- Admission is based on NEET merit, with a minimum 5 percentile or as prescribed by the Government of India.
- Selection follows the rules of the constituent college/institution and MCI/NMC regulations.
- Candidate must undergo three years of regular study and research with at least 80% attendance in each subject (theory and practical).
- Must show satisfactory performance, certified by course faculty and the Dean.
- Duration:
- 3 years (6 semesters)
Contact Us
Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth, Karad Malkapur, Karad (Dist.Satara), Maharashtra, India. PIN - 415539
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