Mr Robert Warr

Professional statement

Mr Robert Warr is a highly distinguished consultant plastic, reconstructive, and cosmetic surgeon based in Bristol who offers the full range of face and body aesthetic procedures, including breast reduction, breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, labiaplasty, otoplasty, and rhinoplasty. With over 30 years’ experience, Mr Warr is particularly renowned for his expertise in breast surgery.

Mr Warr, who consults privately at Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital and at Spire Bristol Hospital, originally qualified from the University of Southampton in 1989. He trained in Bristol and undertook his higher specialist plastic surgery training in London and in Paris, where he accomplished four prestigious fellowships: a cosmetic fellowship at Cromwell Hospital and Harley Street, a microsurgical fellowship at Charing Cross Hospital, a craniofacial fellowship at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, and a breast oncoplastic fellowship at Institut Curie.

In 2007, Mr Warr notably performed the world’s first total pre-pectoral ADM-assisted breast reconstruction, an implant-based form of breast reconstruction. Moreover, Mr Warr also led the world's first pigmented lesion clinic (for lumps and bumps) at Frenchay Hospital.

As a specialist, Mr Warr has a developed and holistic understanding of anatomy, spatial relationships, and healing – the three key elements in plastic surgery practices. The look he always aims for is natural and fresh, using the most advanced cosmetic techniques to meet his patients' expectations and provide the highest standard of care. Mr Warr is highly regarded for his professionalism and candid manner, and regularly operates with the breast cancer team at Southmead Hospital, where he has performed over 600 fat transfers to the breast.

Mr Warr is additionally a recognised clinical researcher. He has published in high-impact peer-reviewed journals, and was also awarded the Patton and Masser research award and a Falwasser research fellowship by the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Mr Warr holds an honorary senior lecturer post at the University of Bristol, and is also the recipient of the illustrious Bodenham Memorial Prize. He also has a well-established and trusted medicolegal practice.