About Dr Sally Ng Melbourne

She is a member of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons, as well as an international member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Prestigious Awards

Sally received the prestigious Sir John Monash Award for Excellence Scholarship to undertake her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree at Monash University. She completed her MBBS with Honours in 2005 and underwent training with all of Melbourne’s leading plastic surgery units.

Sally was awarded her Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in 2016.  Since then, she has pursued additional world-class international knowledge and experience. She has completed subspecialty reconstructive microsurgery training at the Ninth People’s Hospital in Shanghai and completed a Masters of Microsurgery at the Reconstructive Microsurgery European School (RMES).

Sally holds an impressive portfolio of specialist plastic surgeon positions at multiple major  Melbourne public hospital networks, with a subspecialty interest in oncological reconstructive microsurgery. She is an active member of the breast, head and neck, complex skin malignancy and melanoma services at her hospital networks. She is also a burns specialist at the Victorian Adult Burns Service (The Alfred Hospital) where she pursues her particular interest in complex scar reconstruction.

Dr Sally Ng’s Philosophy

Dr Sally Ng believes in a patient-centred approach to patient care.  She is always here to guide her patients along every step of their plastic surgery journey and works together with her patients to achieve their best outcomes. Dr Sally’s commitment to her public hospital work as well as her private practice ensures that her surgical skills and knowledge are always at the leading edge of the latest best practice, and this greatly benefits her private clients.  

Dr Sally also strongly believes in nurturing the future of plastic surgery in Melbourne and is actively involved in the support and training of upcoming surgical trainees. She is the Plastic Surgery Training Program Supervisor for a major Melbourne public hospital network and a qualified instructor of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

She is a prolific contributor to the advancement of plastic surgery through research and has published numerous articles in international medical journals. 

She also contributes her leadership and professional skills to various professional and community-based organisations.