Clinical expertise
Miss Jana Torres-Grau specialises in reconstructive and plastic surgery in adults and children.
She regularly treats patients with conditions such as:
- birthmarks (vascular and pigmented) and strawberry marks (haemangiomas)
- moles (congenital melanocytes naevus)
- scars
- skin and soft tissue tumours – epidermoid and dermoid cysts, lipomas, epitheliomas
- ear concerns, protruding, deformities including earlobes (congenital and acquired)
- vascular malformations
- face and hand anomalies – extra digits and syndactyly trigger finger
- adolescent breast (fibroadenomas and gynaecomastia)
She performs treatments such as:
- removal of moles, lesions, cysts, lipomas, warts and birthmarks
- scar correction/revision
- ear correction surgery including ear pinning
- breast/chest wall reconstruction (excision/liposuction), breast benign tumour removal (fibroadenoma)
- hand surgery (extra digits, syndactyly, trigger finger)
- laser treatment (all indications)
Locations
Our specialist provides care at these locations:
Biography
Miss Jana Torres-Grau is a consultant plastic surgeon who specialises in reconstructive and plastic surgery.
She qualified from the University of Bristol achieving BSc Hons in cellular and molecular pathology, after which she spent a year as a nursing assistant. She then went on to study medicine and surgery through the fastback route in The University of Bristol and qualified in 2009.
She started her early post graduate surgical training in the areas of Bristol and Bath and then secured higher plastic surgical specialist training in the London Deanery, achieving all of her competencies working in Royal Free Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Royal London Hospital and Wexham Park Hospital.
She became a Fellow of the RCSEng in 2020, followed by a period of fellowships in Great Ormond Street Hospital in craniofacial and general paediatric plastic surgery. Since 2021 she has been a consultant in paediatric plastic surgery at Evelina London Children’s Hospital and adults plastic surgery at St Thomas’ Hospital.
Research
Throughout her career, she has been involved in Children’s charity work, starting with a set-up in South Africa in collaboration with youth programmes, as well as being an ambassador for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital and Evelina London Children’s Hospital.
She works as part of a multidisciplinary team with ophthalmic surgeons, neurosurgeons, interventional radiologists, dermatologists, pathologists, scar and hand therapists, physiotherapists and psychologists.
Teaching
She also teaches trainees and is involved in clinical research.
