West Perth · Western Australia

Specialist Plastic Surgeons at Kings Park Aesthetic Surgery


Kings Park Aesthetic Surgery brings together three independently practising Specialist Plastic Surgeons in West Perth, with complementary clinical interests across face, nose, breast and body surgery.

Each surgeon is responsible for the assessment, recommendations and care of their own patients. Patients may choose a surgeon directly or explore which KPAS surgeons consult for a particular procedure or area of interest.

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The KPAS surgeons

Meet the KPAS Surgeons

Dr Guy Watts
MBBS FRACS (Plas) · Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Dr Guy Watts

Clinical interests: Face · Nose

Dr Guy Watts consults in facial and nasal surgery, including facelift and neck surgery, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty and related facial procedures.

View Dr Guy Watts’ Profile

Dr Robert Owen
MBBS FRACS (Plas) · Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Dr Robert Owen

Clinical interests: Breast · Body

Dr Robert Owen consults in breast and body surgery, with additional interests in reconstructive plastic surgery.

View Dr Robert Owen’s Profile

Dr Peter Meier
MBBS FRACS (Plas) · Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Dr Peter Meier

Clinical interests: Breast · Body

Dr Peter Meier consults in breast and body surgery, including procedures relating to breast shape, volume and reconstruction, as well as selected body contouring procedures.

View Dr Peter Meier’s Profile

Find a KPAS Surgeon

Explore Surgeons by Procedure

Select a surgical area to browse its procedures. You can then review KPAS surgeon profiles or ask the team which surgeons consult for the procedure you are considering.

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Procedure pages explain the surgery and related considerations. The KPAS team can provide information about which surgeons consult in each area so you can review their profiles before deciding whom you would like to meet.

Choosing a surgeon

Choosing a KPAS Surgeon

Patients may already have a preferred surgeon or may begin with a particular procedure or area of interest.

The KPAS team can provide information about which surgeons consult in a particular area, allowing patients to review their profiles before deciding whom they would like to meet.

Clinical suitability, treatment recommendations and surgical planning are determined by the consulting surgeon following individual assessment.

When reviewing surgeon profiles, patients may wish to consider:

  • procedures and clinical interests
  • qualifications and training
  • relevant professional experience
  • whether they feel comfortable discussing their concerns with the surgeon

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How the practice works

Three Independent Surgeons Within One Practice

Kings Park Aesthetic Surgery provides a shared West Perth clinic environment, central enquiry pathway and administrative support for three independently practising Specialist Plastic Surgeons.

Each surgeon remains responsible for their own clinical assessment, treatment recommendations, informed consent, surgical planning, operative care and post-operative follow-up.

This structure allows patients to access surgeons with different clinical interests within one practice while maintaining a direct clinical relationship with the surgeon responsible for their care.

Professional standards

Specialist Qualifications

The surgeons consulting at KPAS hold specialist qualifications in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and maintain specialist registration with the Medical Board of Australia through AHPRA.

Individual qualifications, training and professional appointments are detailed on each surgeon’s profile.

View Surgeon Profiles

Common questions

FAQs About KPAS Surgeons

Are all KPAS surgeons Specialist Plastic Surgeons?

Yes. All three surgeons consulting at KPAS are Specialist Plastic Surgeons. Their individual qualifications and registration details are listed on their surgeon profiles.

Do all KPAS surgeons perform the same procedures?

No. The three surgeons have different clinical interests and procedure areas. Patients can explore surgeons by procedure or contact KPAS for information about who consults in a particular area.

Can I choose which surgeon I consult?

Yes. Patients may request a particular surgeon when making an enquiry, subject to consultation availability.

What if I do not know which surgeon to choose?

You can begin with the procedure or area you are considering. The KPAS team can provide information about which surgeons consult in that area so you can review their profiles before deciding whom you would like to meet.

Are the KPAS surgeons independent practitioners?

Yes. Each surgeon practises independently and is responsible for their own clinical assessment, treatment recommendations and patient care while consulting within the shared KPAS practice.

Next steps

Not Sure Which Surgeon to Contact?

If you already know which surgeon you would like to consult, you can request an appointment directly.

If you are beginning with a procedure or area of interest, explore the surgical areas above or contact the KPAS team to see which surgeons consult in that area.