Quttainah Education
- Specialization: Plastic surgeon
- 29 years of experience
- Workplace: United Arab Emirates, Dubai, Dr. Adel Quttainah / Quttainah Medical Group (Quttainah Medical Center (QMC); Quttainah Specialized Hospital)
- Specialist at the clinic who trained through a full plastic surgery pathway: MD at University College Cork (1993), Plastic Surgery Residency at McMaster University (1997), and fellowships in microsurgery and breast reconstruction at the University of Toronto (2002).
- Completed Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship at Cosmetic Surgery Hospital in Woodbridge, Ontario (2003) and a Clinical Research Fellowship in Plastic Surgery at McMaster University (2004).
- Owner of the first and only Museum of Medicine in the GCC, curated with 400+ rare and historical pieces inside Quttainah Medical Center (QMC) in Kuwait.
- Built early clinical leadership as previous staff plastic surgeon at Al-Babtain Center for Plastic Surgery (Kuwait) and consultant plastic surgeon at SAAD Specialist Hospital AlKhobar (2004–2006).
- Established Quttainah Medical Centre in Kuwait (Shaab in 2012 and Sabah Salem in 2020) and later expanded the Quttainah specialty network.
Quttainah Quttainah is a specialist at the clinic with an MD from University College Cork (1993) and plastic surgery residency at McMaster University (1997). His training includes a University of Toronto fellowship in Microsurgery & Breast Reconstruction (2002) plus cosmetic surgery and clinical research fellowships in 2003–2004. Beyond surgery, he curates the first and only Museum of Medicine in the GCC with 400+ rare historical pieces housed in Quttainah Medical Center.
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Qualifications
Education
- 1993 — University College Cork (Ireland), MD, MB, BCh, BAO.
- 1997 — McMaster University (Ontario, Canada), Plastic Surgery Residency.
- 2002 — University of Toronto (Ontario, Canada), Microsurgery & Breast Reconstruction Fellowship.
- 2003 — Cosmetic Surgery Hospital (Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada), Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship.
- 2004 — McMaster University (Ontario, Canada), Clinical Research Fellowship in Plastic Surgery.
Work experience
- 2004–2006 — Al-Babtain Center for Plastic Surgery (Kuwait), Previous Staff Plastic Surgeon.
- 2004–2006 — SAAD Specialist Hospital AlKhobar, Consultant Plastic Surgeon.
- 2006 — Opened a Cosmetic Surgery Clinic (Kuwait).
- 2012 — Established Quttainah Medical Centre (Shaab, Kuwait).
- 2020 — Established Quttainah Medical Centre (Sabah Salem, Kuwait).
- 2003 — Visiting Surgeon with Dr. Ivo Pitanguy (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).
Clinical focus and techniques
His clinical profile emphasizes reconstructive capability alongside cosmetic surgery, including breast reconstruction and implant-related procedures.
- Breast reconstruction surgery as part of his reconstructive and microsurgery training focus.
- Microsurgery & breast reconstruction fellowship experience (University of Toronto, 2002).
- Breast implant removal (explant) with technique planning that can include capsulectomy, breast lift, and fat grafting.
- Capsulectomy as an implant removal component.
- Breast lift and fat grafting options discussed for post-removal contouring goals.
- Arm liposuction (lipo arms) and local anesthesia liposuction for upper-arm contouring.
Professional societies and certifications
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Academic output
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Courses and advanced training
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Awards and recognition
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Quttainah Quttainah’s clinic network spans Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, with Quttainah Medical Centre locations in Shaab and Sabah Salem and SAAD Specialist Hospital AlKhobar referenced in his work history. For international patients, the clinic’s appointment workflow is shared through social scheduling posts, supporting pre-procedure planning and follow-up. His patient-facing materials also highlight privacy and individualized estimates for implant removal decisions, including whether explant alone or capsulectomy and contouring add-ons are appropriate.
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