Mr Neil Wickham
Mr Neil Wickham is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon practising in Salisbury. He specialises in Mohs surgery, skin cancer, hand surgery and facial aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.
Based At
NHS base
GMC Number
7082100
Clinical interests
Mohs surgery, Removal of skin cancer (Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Melanoma), Post Mohs surgery reconstruction, Melanoma surgery including Sentinel Node Biopsy, Removal of benign lesions (lipoma, cyst, mole), plastic surgery, Scar improvement / revision, Mole checks.
Hand surgery, Dupuytren’s, Carpal tunnel and Cubital tunnel surgery, Ligament repair or reconstruction, Trigger finger release, hand osteoarthritis including thumb base surgery, Joint fusion / arthrodesis, Fracture fixation, Nerve or tendon repair, Removal of ganglion, Steroid injections
Cosmetic facial surgery, Upper eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), Ear reshaping (pinnaplasty)
Mr Wickham is a consultant plastic surgeon and clinical lead for skin cancer and Mohs surgery at Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust. During plastic surgery training he completed a highly competitive, nationally appointed Interface fellowship in Mohs and skin cancer surgery, with further specialist training in California, USA. He is one of a small number of UK plastic surgeons to be fully fellowship-trained and accredited in Mohs surgery. He also completed a prestigious one-year subspecialty fellowship at the world-renowned Pulvertaft Hand Centre and attained the European Board of Hand Surgery prior to appointment as a consultant.
Committed to advancing the specialty, Mr Wickham is an educational and clinical supervisor for UK plastic surgery trainees, has multiple publications in international plastic surgery journals and is a peer reviewer for JPRAS, the UK’s leading academic plastic surgery journal. He is on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery and a full member of BAPRAS.
Mr Wickham takes a personalised, collaborative approach to every patient, combining technical expertise with a clear understanding of their individual goals whether aesthetic, functional or a combination of both.
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons, England (RCSENG)
British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)
British Society For Mohs Surgery
British Medical Association
Academic Background
Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (JPRAS) peer reviewer
European Diploma in Hand Surgery
JCST Interface Fellowship – Management of skin cancer and Mohs surgery
FRCS (Plast)
MBBCh (honours) Bsc
Based at
NHS base
GMC Number
7082100
Clinical interests
Mohs surgery, Removal of skin cancer (Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Melanoma), Post Mohs surgery reconstruction, Melanoma surgery including Sentinel Node Biopsy, Removal of benign lesions (lipoma, cyst, mole), plastic surgery, Scar improvement / revision, Mole checks.
Hand surgery, Dupuytren’s, Carpal tunnel and Cubital tunnel surgery, Ligament repair or reconstruction, Trigger finger release, hand osteoarthritis including thumb base surgery, Joint fusion / arthrodesis, Fracture fixation, Nerve or tendon repair, Removal of ganglion, Steroid injections
Cosmetic facial surgery, Upper eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), Ear reshaping (pinnaplasty)
Mr Wickham is a consultant plastic surgeon and clinical lead for skin cancer and Mohs surgery at Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust. During plastic surgery training he completed a highly competitive, nationally appointed Interface fellowship in Mohs and skin cancer surgery, with further specialist training in California, USA. He is one of a small number of UK plastic surgeons to be fully fellowship-trained and accredited in Mohs surgery. He also completed a prestigious one-year subspecialty fellowship at the world-renowned Pulvertaft Hand Centre and attained the European Board of Hand Surgery prior to appointment as a consultant.
Committed to advancing the specialty, Mr Wickham is an educational and clinical supervisor for UK plastic surgery trainees, has multiple publications in international plastic surgery journals and is a peer reviewer for JPRAS, the UK’s leading academic plastic surgery journal. He is on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery and a full member of BAPRAS.
Mr Wickham takes a personalised, collaborative approach to every patient, combining technical expertise with a clear understanding of their individual goals whether aesthetic, functional or a combination of both.
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons, England (RCSENG)
British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)
British Society For Mohs Surgery
British Medical Association
Academic Background
Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (JPRAS) peer reviewer
European Diploma in Hand Surgery
JCST Interface Fellowship – Management of skin cancer and Mohs surgery
FRCS (Plast)
MBBCh (honours) Bsc