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Plastic Surgery waiting times at Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust

Incomplete pathways · Data: June 2026 · Source: NHS England RTT statistics · full trust profile

On the waiting list
7
Seen within 18 weeks
100.0%
Typical (median) wait
1.8 wks
Waiting over a year
0
Waiting over 65 weeks
0
Waiting over 78 weeks
0
Seen within 18 weeks
Plastic Surgery · % of the waiting list
0%25%50%75%100%Apr 21Jan 22Jan 24Jan 25Jan 26NHS standard 92%100.0%50.0%April 2021100.0%August 2021100.0%September 2021100.0%October 2021100.0%January 2022100.0%February 2022100.0%March 2022100.0%April 2023100.0%May 2023100.0%June 2023100.0%July 2023100.0%August 2023100.0%September 202387.5%October 202385.7%November 202350.0%December 202350.0%January 20240.0%February 20240.0%March 20240.0%April 202433.3%May 202450.0%June 202460.0%July 2024100.0%August 2024100.0%September 2024100.0%October 2024100.0%December 2024100.0%January 2025100.0%February 2025100.0%March 202588.9%April 202580.0%May 202583.3%June 202554.5%July 202583.3%August 202592.3%September 202583.3%October 202571.4%November 202575.0%December 202566.7%January 202666.7%February 2026100.0%March 2026100.0%April 2026100.0%May 2026100.0%June 2026

How long did treated patients wait?

These figures are for plastic surgery patients who started treatment in January 2026 — not those still waiting. The wait shown is how long they had waited before treatment started. It is typically longer than the current waiting-list figure above, because it includes people who were finally treated after a long wait.

Admitted (needed a hospital admission)
Typical (median) wait before treatment
0.5 wks
Treated within 18 weeks
100.0%
Patients treated
1
in January 2026
Non-admitted (outpatient)
Typical (median) wait before treatment
1.3 wks
Treated within 18 weeks
100.0%
Patients treated
6
in June 2026

Source: NHS England RTT statistics, completed (admitted/non-admitted) pathways. About this data

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