Sean M Carroll is a consultant Plastic Surgeon in St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin 4 and has special interest in cosmetic surgery, general plastic surgery, hand surgery and micro surgery.

Sean qualified from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and did hid basic surgical training in Dublin before starting his Plastic surgery training first in Dublin, then in Oxford and London. Sean then moved to Cork before going to the USA where he did research into methods for improving muscle flap survival in Plastic surgical operations. This work was awarded the prestigious higher degree of MD from UCD. He finished his general plastic surgery training in the UK and then went onto do a fellow-ship in hand surgery at the world-renowned Kleinert Institute Of Hand surgery in the USA. Sean then joined the staff of the Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto for a year and then did a Fellowship in Cosmetic Surgery in the Toronto Institute of Cosmetic Surgery.

Sean has over twenty publications in national and international journals with many of these being in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; the most widely read and respected of all plastic surgery journals. He continues with his research still and his area of interest now lies in the development of skills training and skills assessment in plastic surgery.  He has help develop, together with The royal College of Surgeons in Ireland skills assessment parameters currently in use and is an advisor to a plastic surgery research doctor in this area. Sean sits on a number of College committees and will continue to represent the interest of plastic surgery as best he can.

In 2000 Sean returned to Dublin and has been a consultant plastic surgeon In Saint Vincent’s University Hospital since.

Mr Sean M. Carroll MB BCh FRCSI FRCS(Plast) MD is a fully accredited specialist plastic surgeon, registered with the Irish  Medical Councils and as well as being a Consultant Plastic Surgeon in Saint Vincent’s University Hospital Dublin 4, he works in Saint Michaels Hospital Dun Laoighre and is a visiting consultant to The National Rehabilitation Hospital Dun Laoighre.
He is on the Specialist Register in Plastic Surgery with the Irish Medical Council and is a Full member of the Irish Associations of Plastic Surgeons (IAPS), a Full member of the British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS) and a Full member of the Irish Hand Surgery Society.
Mr Carroll has admitting privileges to the Beacon Clinic Dublin 18, the Blackrock Clinic, County Dublin, Saint Vincent’s Private Hospital, and Mount Carmel Hospital, Dublin 14.
Sean has a busy public and private practise covering many facets of plastic surgery but because of a huge increase in demand his private practise has moved more towards cosmetic surgery of the face and body.
Sean has a significant practise in facial rejuvenation (anti aging surgery), rhinoplasty (nose operations) and all aspects of male and female body contouring including all breast aesthetic surgery ( implant augmentation, reduction and lifting techniques), abdominoplasty (tummy tucks) and liposuction.

As Medical Director of Beacon Dermatology he has together with Beacon Dermatology the ability to custom design pre and post operative treatments to enhance surgical results.

Sean and his staff are determined to deliver a professional, courteous yet friendly service to patients, relatives and the doctors who refer to us. We always remember the great trust that you put in us and the great honour and responsibility that confers and demands.

We base our practise on a skilful and honest assessment of your problem; we strive for excellence in the operating room and for compassionate and reliable postoperative care.

We rate availability to our patients, pre and post operatively highly and deliver it in a personal and personable fashion.

All surgery is carried out in recognised hospitals and all personnel delivering patient care are of the highest standard.

We actively seek feedback from patients and have implemented many of your suggestions over the years to the benefit of the practise.