Dr Moncrieff’s Focus – Breast and Body Surgery
 
His depth of experience in breast and body transformations means he focuses exclusively on breast reductions, breast lifts, breast augmentation, tummy tucks and body lifts.
 
Dr Moncrieff has performed thousands of surgical procedures over more than two decades in medicine. Over 20,000 of these procedures have been in Newcastle.
 
 His Qualifications and Background
 
Dr Moncrieff is a member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS) and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS).
 
After working between his practices in Sydney and Newcastle during 2008, he decided to focus on the Hunter Region so relocated with his family in 2009. He consults from his modern clinic in Charlestown and has operated at Lingard Private Hospital since 2009.
 
Dr Moncrieff graduated from the University of New South Wales in Medicine with Honours in 1997 and completed 10 years of specialist surgical training in 2007.
 
Dr Moncrieff’s commitment to learning and teaching
 
He has been published in medical literature and has regularly presented in medical forums around the country.
 
Dr Moncrieff was delighted to accept the prestigious Bryan Mendelson award for his breast reduction paper and presentation to the 2014 Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery conference.
 
He recently co-authored a paper following his contribution to a national study on the functional benefits of tummy tucks. It was published in the March 2018 edition of the internationally acclaimed Plastic and Reconstructive Journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
 
He was also a speaker throughout the Breast Masters Symposium held in Sydney in October 2018. It brought together international leaders in breast surgery for what was the largest breast plastic surgeon conference in Australia’s history.
 
The Bigger Picture
 
Outside his practice, Dr Moncrieff is a proud father of three boys, including twins, and a patient fisherman. What do those interests mean for you? That he can multi-task, stays very calm under pressure and remains focused for hours – nice traits to have in a surgeon!