Dr Dino Zammit practice embodies both the science and the art of plastic surgery. He is renown for providing individualized care for his patients, combined with a highly detailed, thoughtfully considered, aesthetic surgical plan. After an in depth consultation with Dr. Zammit, he will specifically customize each surgery to address the patient's needs and goals of each patient.
Dr. Zammit can rejuvenate and enhance your beauty using state-of-the-art procedures that will result in beautiful, natural results that make you look better and feel more confident about your appearance.
Dedicated to excellence in care and results, he offers a comprehensive selection of today’s most sought-after cosmetic treatments at his state-of-the-art practice.
In addition to extensive training, his patient-focused approach sets him apart from the competition and provides a level of personal attention.
Dr. Zammit and his staff will work with you every step of the way to make sure you are getting the best procedure, experience, and results you desire.
He has curated skilled registered nurses and other personnel to help you with your plastic surgery journey. Whether you’re seeking non-surgical aesthetic enhancement or a series of procedures, Dr. Zammit and his team will customize your treatment plan to suit your individual needs and goals.
During his residency, he was committed to both advancing the field of Plastic Surgery and academia by pursing a Master's Degree in Surgical Education, receiving two coveted grants: The Canadian Institute of Health Research Frederick Banting and Charles Best Scholarship award, as well as the Surgeon Scientist award from the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ). Throughout his residency, for his dedication to teaching, research and work ethic, he was awarded McGill Ross Adair Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence, Harvey Brown Award for Research in Plastic Surgery, and the McGill Plastic Surgery Benjamin Shore Prize for Outstanding Performance and Professionalism Award, being the only resident to win the award twice. This excellence followed him during his fellowship, where he was the first
Canadian to win the Joseph G. McCarthy Visiting Scholar Award, given out to 1 Craniofacial Fellow a year.
Dr. Zammit has published a large number of peer-review articles and presented his work at numerous regional, national and international scientific meetings. His research interests include improving patient outcomes using 3D printing and Augmented Reality for the purpose of optimizing virtual surgical planning, operative efficiency/technique, and post-operative outcomes.
Education & Training
2012-2016
Medical School: MDCM, McGill University
2016-2022
Residency: Plastic Surgery, McGill University Health Center
2022-2023
Fellowship: Adult and Pediatric Craniofacial Surgery, Seattle Children's Hospital and Harborview Medical Center
2019-2020
M.Sc: Surgical Education, McGill University
Research Publications
- 2022, Efficacy and Complications of Mandibular Distraction Osteogenesis for Airway Obstruction in the Robin Sequence Population: A Comprehensive Literature Review
Mandibular distraction osteogenesis (MDO) is becoming the procedure of choice for patients with Robin Sequence (RS) as it offers superior long-term respiratory outcomes in avoidance of tracheostomy. Lacking, is an analysis of the short- and long-term complications. To that end, we have conducted a comprehensive review focusing on complications of MDO.
- 2019, Reevaluating the Current Model of Rhinoplasty Training and Future Directions: A Role for Focused, Maneuver-Specific Simulation
Rhinoplasty is known for its complexity in planning and execution. For trainees, knowledge acquisition is often adequately attained. The mastery of skills, however, occurs by means of hands-on exposure, which continues to be a challenge. This article discusses the positive progress made in rhinoplasty training, and objectively demonstrates a need for more hands-on rhinoplasty exposure for residents.
