Several weeks out of the year, Dr. Singh volunteers for non-profit organizations to provide medical care for children and adults who are unable to receive it due to costs and accessibility. Dr. Singh travels across the world to perform free reconstructive surgeries for those in need, along with providing instruction in advanced surgical techniques to local medical professionals. These organizations have a mission to give impoverished countries access to safe surgeries as a universal human right, not a privilege. He has traveled to several countries such as India, Ecuador, Peru, Iraq, and China to provide the highest quality of surgical care for those in need.
Dr. Singh also volunteers for organizations that provide pro bono corrective and reconstructive surgery to veterans and active duty members who have served in the United States Armed Forces, as well as survivors of domestic violence in the U.S. Dr. Singh believes these procedures are important because “it’s just a way of rehabilitating a person, body and soul, and integrating them back into society”.
Aside from surgical volunteer work, Dr. Singh volunteers to support local environmental and wildlife conservation organizations.
Learn more about each organization Dr. Singh has volunteered for below.
Dr. Navin Singh is a dual board-certified plastic and facial plastic surgeon and founder of Washingtonian Plastic Surgery. He previously served as Director of Cosmetic Surgery at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and currently serves as a board examiner for both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and has been recognized as a Top Doctor by Washingtonian Magazine.
