Draft:Laith Bernouti
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Laith Bernouti (born 1973) is an Australian plastic surgeon of Iraqi origin and a consultant lecturer at the University of New South Will.[1][2] is the founder and CEO of Australian Plastic Surgery and a plastic surgeon in Sydney, Australia.[3], a member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
Growing up
[edit]Laith Bernouti was born in Baghdad to a medical family where his father was a urologist Ramzi.[ 6] Dr. Bernouti grew up in a sports community where he was appointed leader of the Iraqi national team for diving to water between 1980 and 1993. He was the champion of Iraq in this sport and represented Iraq in international forums, the latest of which was the Arab Water Games Championship in Cairo in 1989. 7] The Iraqi Golf Olympic Committee also appointed him as president of the Iraqi golf team in 2016.[4][5][6] Laith Iraq represented in several golf tournaments in New Zealand, Singapore [11], Oman and Ireland
Professional history
[edit]Laith graduated in 1997 with a bachelor's degree in medicine from Al-Nahrain University in Baghdad, after which he emigrated to Australia after the Gulf War and began his career as a surgeon in 1998.[7][8] In 2003, Laith began his training in plastic and reconstructive surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney. Laith was awarded a Fellowship in Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery from the Royal Australian College of Surgeons of the University of Sydney in 2008.[9]
Leith then received a fellowship in plastic surgery and was appointed a fellow of plastic surgery at the Evo Bitanji Clinic and the General Hospital in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2009. In 2011, Laith was appointed a fellow of plastic surgery at the Academic Clinic in Stockholm, Sweden. Laith received an international fellowship from the University of Gent in Belgium in his facial plastic surgery in 2014. In 2020, Laith Bernouti published his book “Your Guide To Modern Plastic Surgery.”[10]
Musically, Laith participated in the production of many works that revolve in the love of the homeland Iraq, including: O homeland, we love you, Iraq is my country, an Iraq from the light, the revolution of Iraq, and an operit from Baghdad. 6][17]
References
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