Who Is Part of the Team at Dr Jeremy Hunt's Plastic Surgery Practice?

Dr Jeremy Hunt's Sydney practice is led by Dr Hunt himself alongside Dr Stu Hoffman, supported by a wider team of plastic surgeons, clinicians, and administration staff. According to the practice website, this team shares a single vision: providing a surgical experience of the highest standard, with patient satisfaction as the stated goal. If you are considering a consultation, this page explains who you are likely to interact with and what each part of the team is responsible for.

The lead surgeons

Dr Jeremy Hunt

Dr Hunt is the practice's principal surgeon and the figure the website is built around. The site lists his credentials as:

• M.B.B.S (Syd) — medical degree from the University of Sydney
• F.R.A.C.S. (MED0001151603) — Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, with a registered specialist number
• Registered specialist plastic surgeon in Australia
• 22+ years of experience, with 16k+ patients treated cited on the site
• Member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (the excerpt cuts off mid-sentence, but the membership is stated)

The practice describes his approach as "well-informed and sincere," and notes he employs the most appropriate techniques for each individual rather than applying a single fixed method.

Dr Stu Hoffman

Dr Hoffman is named on the site as the second surgeon in the practice. He appears alongside Dr Hunt under the "Sydney Plastic Surgeons" heading, indicating the practice operates as a multi-surgeon team rather than a single-doctor clinic. The available page content does not detail his individual credentials, so if his specific background matters to your decision, that is worth confirming directly with the practice.

The wider team

Beyond the surgeons, the practice states its team includes:

The site emphasises that all three groups "work collaboratively" and share the same vision. It also describes the patient experience as extending "from your first point of contact through to post-operative recovery and beyond" — which is why administration staff are presented as part of the care team rather than a separate function.

What the team's approach means for you

The practice frames its model around two commitments:

1. Patient-focused decision-making. The site states the team aims to let you "make decisions based on your individual needs by providing you with clear and accurate information." In practice, this suggests you should expect information about options and trade-offs rather than a single recommended procedure.
2. Continuity across the whole journey. Because the team spans surgical, clinical, and administrative roles, the stated goal is a consistent experience from enquiry through recovery.

One point worth noting: the before-and-after gallery on the site carries a disclaimer that outcomes "are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience," with results varying due to factors including genetics, diet, and exercise. That is a standard and appropriate caveat — treat any gallery as illustrative, not predictive.

Procedure areas the team covers

The site organises its procedures into broad categories, each with its own before-and-after section:

• Breast surgery (including breast augmentation, breast reduction, and post-pregnancy procedures)
• Face surgery (including facial rejuvenation and facelift)
• Nose surgery (rhinoplasty)
• Body surgery
• Male surgery
• Non-surgical treatments

Practical next steps

The practice has locations in Wollongong and Woollahra, Sydney, and the site's primary call to action is to request a consultation. If you want to know which specific surgeon would handle your procedure, or to verify Dr Hoffman's credentials and areas of focus, those are questions to raise when you make contact — the public page content does not answer them.