International Educational Board of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (IEBAPS
Setting Global Benchmarks in Surgical Aesthetics & Surgical Skill Mastery
About the Board
The International Educational Board of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (IEBAPS) is an international accrediting and educational body dedicated to advancing training standards in aesthetic plastic surgery. Affiliated with IAMAC, IEBAPS provides registered surgeons with structured educational modules, surgical masterclasses, and international board alignment.
Aim & Objectives
Standardize Surgical Training: Develop rigorous educational curricula and hands-on surgical standards across cosmetic and plastic surgery domains.
Promote Surgical Patient Safety: Establish international ethical guidelines, minimizing surgical risks and optimizing postoperative outcomes.
Facilitate Global Surgical Exchange: Bridge surgical insights, live masterclasses, and surgical fellowship exchanges between international institutions.
Advance Scientific Literature: Publish groundbreaking case studies and surgical techniques in aesthetic reconstructive medicine.
Surgical Case Studies & Research
IEBAPS invites plastic surgeons, surgical fellows, and reconstructive specialists to submit original research, surgical technique variations, and clinical outcome studies.
Focus Areas: Reconstructive aesthetics, surgical body contouring, facial aesthetic surgery, and complication management.
Submission Guidelines: Manuscripts must include video demonstrations or high-resolution clinical photo documentation alongside standard abstract methodologies.
Submission Method: Send complete documents to
surgical-board@iamac.inwith the subject line “IEBAPS Surgical Paper Submission
Membership & Board Opportunities
IEBAPS membership offers surgical validation, access to global surgical congresses, and pathway opportunities toward board leadership.
Surgical Fellow Member: Open to licensed aesthetic plastic surgeons looking to align with international board standards.
Master Trainer & Educator: Available to senior surgeons (8+ years experience) who wish to conduct masterclasses and train board candidates.
Executive Surgical Committee: Selective appointments for global leaders guiding international surgical policy and board curriculum development.
