Top 4 Plastic Surgeons in Jabal Amman 2026

When do you need a plastic and reconstructive surgeon?

Plastic and reconstructive surgery covers repair of injuries, burns, scars and deformities, reconstruction after tumour removal such as breast reconstruction, treatment of congenital conditions such as cleft lip and palate, and cosmetic surgery of the face and body. Some plastic surgeons also work on hand problems, which is why hand surgery appears in several profiles below.

A visit is worth booking if you have a scar that tightens, limits movement or causes distress, a deformity after an injury or operation, a burn that needs review after the first treatment, or a plan for reconstruction after surgery. People who are considering cosmetic surgery of the nose, eyelids, face or body should also book a consultation before making any decisions.

The topic description on this page mentions smile improvements such as teeth whitening, veneers and bonding. These are usually dental procedures, and none of the profiles listed here show them in their services. For questions about tooth colour, chips or gaps, ask a dentist.

Urgent warning signs

Call 911 without delay if you have any of the following:

• Heavy bleeding that does not stop after firm, steady pressure
• A large, deep or chemical burn, or a burn on the face, hands or genitals
• Difficulty breathing, or sudden swelling of the face, lips or throat
• A finger or hand that turns pale, blue or cold, or loses feeling after an injury
• Fever, rapidly spreading redness, pus or a wound that opens after surgery

For a suspected fracture or serious injury, go to the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

How to choose among the doctors here

Start with the procedure you are considering, then check whether the doctor's published services match it. A profile with a long list of services is not automatically the right fit, so look for the specific operation or treatment you need.

Useful criteria include:

• Match to your need. Compare the listed services. Rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery and body contouring appear on one profile, while reconstructive and hand surgery appear on others.
• Training and boards. Each profile lists its own education and memberships. Check them, and ask the doctor to explain how their training relates to your procedure.
• Language. Consultations are listed in Arabic, English, German, Turkish and Italian, depending on the doctor. Choose a doctor where you can discuss risks and recovery clearly.
• Clinic and hours. Confirm the clinic address on the map and the hours before you travel. Only one profile here has confirmed hours on the page.
• Completeness of information. The order on this page reflects how much of a profile is published. It does not show clinical quality, so use it as a starting point for questions, not as proof.

Whatever you decide, ask the doctor directly about their experience with your specific procedure.

What to expect at the first visit

The first visit usually includes a discussion of your concern, your medical history, any previous operations, your current medicines and any allergies. The doctor may examine the area and take photographs with your permission. The procedure, preparation and follow-up are normally decided after this examination, not before.

Before you go, prepare the following:

• A list of current medicines, supplements and any blood-thinning drugs
• Details of previous surgeries, anaesthetic reactions and chronic conditions
• Any previous imaging, lab results or operation reports, which help the doctor decide on further tests
• Written questions, so you do not forget them under pressure
• Your identification

Useful questions to ask include what the realistic options are, what the main risks are, how long recovery usually takes, what follow-up involves, and what the total cost will be. Ask for the cost in writing if you are unsure.

Insurance, fees and booking

Before booking, ask the clinic which insurers it accepts. Do not assume that insurance will cover a cosmetic procedure, and check whether a consultation is covered at all.

On this list, the only consultation fee published on the profile is 30 JOD, for Dr. Omar Khalaf at Al Khalidi Medical Plaza. For the other doctors, ask the clinic for the consultation fee when you book. Dr. Khalaf's confirmed hours run from Saturday to Thursday, with a shorter day on Thursday, so plan your visit around them. His consultations are arranged in advance, so call ahead rather than arriving unannounced.

Getting there

The clinics on this list are in Jabal Amman, Amman. Each profile has a map location, so check the map before leaving. If you are travelling from another district of Amman, allow extra time at peak hours, and check the route in advance rather than relying on the time it took last time.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm the specific procedure you want to discuss and check it is in the doctor's listed services
• Check the doctor's training and memberships on their profile
• Confirm the language you will use for the consultation
• Ask the clinic about the consultation fee and what it includes
• Ask which insurers the clinic accepts, if any
• Confirm the clinic's hours and the map location
• Prepare your medicine list, medical history and any previous imaging or reports
• Write down your questions about risks, recovery and follow-up
• Note the urgent warning signs above and know that 911 is the emergency number in Jordan