Check the credentials.
Check both medical registration and the relevant specialist entry for the clinician who will treat you.
Medical Council Malta: Health Professional Search ↗
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Plastic surgery guide toSt. Julian’sMaltaDr. Simon De Gabriele
A considered
perspective.
St. Julian’s city guide. Featured office: Ta’ Xbiex, Malta.
Better questions for your next consultation.
St. Julian’s waterfront and Portomaso Tower · Thyes ↗ · Public domain ↗ (resized; display crop)By CPS Magazine editorial team · Sources checked October 9, 2026
THE CITY PROFILEST. JULIAN’S / MALTASCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
The editor’s perspective
Local detail.
Personal decisions.
This St. Julian’s, Malta edition brings published clinical information together with practical questions for a consultation. The featured office is in Ta’ Xbiex, Malta. Read its location and scope carefully before contacting the team.
PublicationCelebrity Plastic Surgeons MagazineMedNova Publications · ISSN 3049-1428
Editorial responsibilityCPS Magazine editorial teamN. Manoj Kumar · Editor-in-Chief
Inside this editionProfile · Sources · PlanningEnglish edition · Primary sources linked
01 / The professional profile
Dr. Simon De Gabriele
Published clinical background, scope and location. Confirm current arrangements with the team.
Official-source profile
Dr. Simon De Gabriele
Specialist in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery
Read the official profile ↗Professional detail
A considered conversation.
MD, MRCS (Ed), FEBOPRAS · Specialist in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery
Simon De Gabriele’s clinic biography describes medical training in Malta followed by UK surgical training and further microsurgical experience in Aberdeen. It identifies his work as a consultant in plastic surgery at Mater Dei Hospital and in private practice. The published private consultation route is ChicPersona in Ta’ Xbiex, where aesthetic and reconstructive concerns can be discussed. Official profile ↗
The clinic describes breast and body-contouring surgery, facial rejuvenation and skin-cancer care. Ask which options match your clinical findings, how surgery and nonsurgical alternatives compare, and where anaesthesia, the procedure and postoperative reviews would be provided in your individual case. Practice information ↗
The featured consultation office is in Ta’ Xbiex, so this is a regional option for St. Julian’s readers rather than a St. Julian’s clinic. Confirm the current clinic and surgical locations directly. Agree how scheduled reviews and any unplanned postoperative assessment would be handled if you are staying elsewhere in Malta. Published contact details ↗
An editorial guide, not a ranking, clinical assessment or claim of celebrity patients. The featured professional or practice is not the author or medical reviewer of this edition.
Featured practiceChicPersona42 Marina Court, Sir Ugo Mifsud Street
Actual office localityTa’ Xbiex, MaltaXBX 1437
Verify before bookingRegistration + relevant qualificationsMedical Council Malta: Health Professional Search
Third-party context
Google Maps & reviews.
Consult the original listing for its current information.
02 / Before you book
Start with the essentials.
Four conversations to have before choosing a date.
Understand the proposal.
Ask about expected changes, alternatives, limitations and risks that matter to you. Discuss your health history and medicines with the treating clinician.
Questions before a procedure ↗Confirm the setting.
Ask where treatment takes place, who provides anesthesia and what arrangements cover complications. A consultation office may be separate from the surgical facility.
ISAPS patient resources ↗Plan the follow-up.
Ask for written aftercare, scheduled reviews and a contact for urgent concerns. Discuss travel plans and practical support before paying a deposit.
Contact the practice ↗03 / Consultation conversations
Explore the questions.
These discussion prompts are not a procedure catalogue or a determination of individual suitability.
6 topics shown
Your priorities
Explain the concern in your own words and ask which changes are realistic for your anatomy and circumstances.
Ask your clinician
What could treatment change, and what may remain unchanged?
Available approaches
Ask which surgical or nonsurgical approaches the practice offers for your concern. An individual assessment should guide the comparison.
Ask your clinician
What alternatives are appropriate, including choosing no procedure?
Expected limitations
Discuss scars, symmetry and uncertainty. A photograph can explain a preference but cannot promise a result.
Ask your clinician
What limitations and important risks should I understand?
The treating team
Clarify who performs each part of the proposed treatment and where it takes place.
Ask your clinician
Who will be responsible for my care?
Recovery arrangements
Discuss practical help, review appointments and written instructions specific to your proposed treatment.
Ask your clinician
What support and follow-up would I need?
Longer-term care
Ask what future monitoring or additional procedures may be part of the plan.
Ask your clinician
Which future costs and appointments should I consider?
04 / Understanding the quote
A budget built on your own quote.
The worksheet below uses EUR. Use amounts from the same currency; it does not convert exchange rates. If care is in another country, request the quote in this currency or calculate separately.
Clinical fees
Request the consultation and procedure fees in writing, with the name of the treating professional.
Facility and anesthesia
Check whether these are included in a package or billed separately. Enter each charge only once.
Devices and materials
Ask whether implants, garments, medicines or other materials are included where relevant.
Tests and follow-up
Clarify which assessments and review appointments are included and what extra visits may cost.
Travel and support
Budget using your own arrangements. Confirm the treatment and follow-up locations first.
Terms and future care
Read deposit, cancellation, refund and revision terms. Ask about costs if additional care is needed.
No local fees or price estimates are supplied here. Ask the practice to confirm currency, taxes, inclusions and exclusions. EUR currency reference ↗
05 / The consultation notebook
Arrive with better questions.
Use this personal planning notebook to prepare for a consultation with your treating team. Enter amounts from your own written quote; the worksheet does not estimate treatment costs.
Prepare your conversation
Consultation checklist
Tick a topic once you have a clear answer. Bring any unanswered questions to your clinician.
A discussion aid, not a medical assessment. No answers or personal health details are collected.
Read the whole quote
Your EUR budget worksheet
Enter amounts from your own quote or estimates. Every field starts empty; this worksheet does not suggest prices.
Keep the quote in context
Confirm whether each amount includes taxes. This tool does not add taxes, estimate rebates or fill in missing costs. Enter a fee once; if a package already includes a category, avoid counting it twice.
Blank fields are unknown, not free. An entered subtotal is not a complete treatment quote. Ask what follow-up, revisions or unexpected care may cost.
Use non-negative amounts up to EUR 1,000,000,000,000 per field, with no more than two decimal places. Figures and ticks remain only in this open page; nothing is sent or saved by these tools.
06 / Professional checks
Read the credentials carefully.
The featured office is in Malta. Use the verification route relevant to the place where treatment will occur.
Published background
The clinic lists MD, MRCS Edinburgh and FEBOPRAS qualifications. These document medical and professional examination background, not independently checked current registration. Use the Malta Medical Council search to confirm identity, registration and the recognised plastic-surgery specialty before selecting care.
Official profile ↗Verify the actual clinician
Check both medical registration and the relevant specialist entry for the clinician who will treat you.
Medical Council Malta: Health Professional Search ↗Ask about this treatment
Check the clinician’s relevant specialty and experience for your proposed procedure. Society membership, an online biography and a register entry provide different kinds of information.
International patient resources ↗07 / Common questions
A few useful answers.
Is the featured office in St. Julian’s?
Featured office: Ta’ Xbiex, Malta. This is a travel option, not an office in St. Julian’s. The featured consultation office is in Ta’ Xbiex, so this is a regional option for St. Julian’s readers rather than a St. Julian’s clinic. Confirm the current clinic and surgical locations directly. Agree how scheduled reviews and any unplanned postoperative assessment would be handled if you are staying elsewhere in Malta.
Does this page recommend a particular treatment?
No. It is an editorial guide to published information and consultation questions. Your treating clinician should assess your health, goals, alternatives and individual risks.
How do I check the professional details?
Check both medical registration and the relevant specialist entry for the clinician who will treat you. Use the linked official resource and request the clinician’s full registered name and relevant specialist details.
Are the budget amounts treatment prices?
No. All amount fields begin empty. The worksheet adds values you enter in EUR; blank fields remain unknown. It does not provide quotations or convert currencies.
How do I arrange a consultation?
Use the official contact link below. Reconfirm the named clinician, appointment address, language support, costs and current availability directly with the practice.
08 / The published office
Ta’ Xbiex, Malta
Published contact information is a starting point; confirm current appointment and treatment arrangements directly.
Official contacts
ChicPersona
Dr. Simon De Gabriele
42 Marina Court, Sir Ugo Mifsud Street, XBX 1437, Ta’ Xbiex, MaltaThe featured consultation office is in Ta’ Xbiex, so this is a regional option for St. Julian’s readers rather than a St. Julian’s clinic. Confirm the current clinic and surgical locations directly. Agree how scheduled reviews and any unplanned postoperative assessment would be handled if you are staying elsewhere in Malta.
Ta’ Xbiex / Malta
Find the published office.
42 Marina Court, Sir Ugo Mifsud Street, XBX 1437, Ta’ Xbiex, Malta
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Editorial method
How this edition was prepared.
Source-based profiles
Clinical descriptions follow the linked official biographies, practices and hospitals. Sources support published claims; an individual’s current registration, availability and suitability require separate verification.
Location comes first
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Source notes
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Primary clinical and credential sources, image credits and preparation resources. Checked October 9, 2026.
- Official clinician or service profile ↗
Supports the named clinical identity, specialty and background. - Official contact and location information ↗
Published consultation address and public telephone. - Medical Council Malta: Health Professional Search ↗
Check both medical registration and the relevant specialist entry for the clinician who will treat you. - Currency reference ↗
EUR worksheet currency. - NHS: before a cosmetic procedure ↗
General preparation questions; UK guidance is not presented as another country’s regulation. - ISAPS patient resources ↗
International information on qualified practitioners, treatment settings and care abroad. - City photograph and licence ↗
Thyes · Public domain · image resized for display.