Prof. Dr. Mohamed Haz AbdelAzeem

With orbital fractures, the hardest part is not just fixing a broken eye socket—it is rebuilding it so the result matches the face you had before. At the Face & Body Clinic, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Haz AbdelAzeem uses the mirror implant technique for orbital fracture repair, digitally mirroring the healthy side to design a custom implant for the damaged orbit. He supports this approach with published research on orbital symmetry in 78 patients across multiple centers.

As a specialist at the clinic, he combines reconstructive and cosmetic planning under one surgical perspective—Plastic Surgery and Craniomaxillofacial surgery—so facial trauma and aesthetic goals can be addressed with the same attention to anatomy.

Beyond orbital reconstruction, his procedure portfolio includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), facelifts (rhytidectomy), otoplasty, and breast augmentation options such as saline implants and fat transfer. Patients can also access online consultations via video conference or voice calling, with clear rules for when images or videos are shared for diagnosis.

Education

• Kasr El Aini Medical School and University Hospitals — Graduated with honors (year not stated).
• Kasr El Aini Medical School and University Hospitals — MB BCh (year not stated).
• Cairo University — MSc (year not stated).
• Cairo University — MD (year not stated).
• Royal College of Surgeons (England) — MRCS (England) (year not stated).
• Royal College of Surgeons (Glasgow) — FRCS (Glasgow) (year not stated).
• Cairo University — Doctorate in Surgery/PhD (year not stated).

Work experience

• Professor of Plastic & Maxillofacial Surgery, Cairo University (start year not stated).
• Consultant Plastic and Craniomaxillofacial Surgery, Kasr Al Aini Medical School and University Hospitals, Cairo University (start year not stated).
• Surgeon, Face & Body Clinic (Dokki, Giza and West Cairo; Sheikh Zayed mentioned) (start year not stated).
• Fellow of Freiburg University (Germany) (year not stated).
• Fellow of AOCMF (Switzerland) (year not stated).
• AOCMF Faculty member (year not stated).
• AOCMF Board Member MENA (year not stated).
• AOCMF Community Development Commission MENA Chair (year not stated).
• Founder & Board Member of the Egyptian Society of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery (EG-CMF) (year not stated).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, the clinical focus is built around facial trauma reconstruction and aesthetic facial surgery, with a particular emphasis on precision in orbital repair and facial symmetry.

• Mirror implant orbital fracture repair: digitally mirrored custom implant design for orbital reconstruction (used for eye socket fractures after facial trauma).
• Rhinoplasty (nose job): reshaping bone, cartilage, and skin to address size, dorsal hump, tip shape, and breathing-related goals.
• Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty): removal of excess skin and fat in upper and/or lower eyelids, including cases where drooping may affect peripheral vision.
• Facelift (rhytidectomy): repositioning underlying muscles, redistributing/removing fat, and removing excess skin for face and neck aging signs.
• Otoplasty (ear surgery): improving ear shape, size, position, and proportion, including protruding or post-injury ears.
• Breast augmentation: using saline implants or fat transfer to increase projection and improve breast shape.
• Breast lift (mastopexy): reshaping and elevating breasts by removing excess stretched skin and repositioning nipple and areola.

Professional societies and certifications

• MRCS (England).
• FRCS (Glasgow).
• AOCMF (Switzerland).
• AOCMF Faculty member.
• AOCMF Board Member MENA.
• AOCMF Community Development Commission MENA Chair.
• Fellow of AOCMF (Switzerland).
• Founder & Board Member of the Egyptian Society of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery (EG-CMF).

Academic output

His published research includes an orbital symmetry study evaluating 78 patients across multiple centers, used to support the mirror implant approach for orbital fracture repair.

Courses and advanced training

• AOCMF Middle East & Northern Africa Regional Courses (Dubai) — December 2025.
• AO CMF Course on Management of Facial Trauma — August 2025.
• AOCMF governance and board meetings (Madrid) — April 2025.
• AOCMF MFT masterclass (Jeddah) — February 2025.
• Madrid meeting to prepare for the 3rd FaceAhead Conference 2026 in Bangkok — April 2025.

Awards and recognition

• No awards are listed in the available clinic materials.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Haz AbdelAzeem consults in English and Arabic. Patients are treated at the Face & Body Clinic with locations in Dokki, Giza and West Cairo (Sheikh Zayed mentioned), and the clinic supports international access through online consultations by video conference or voice calling.