Mark W. BosbousDr

Dr. Mark W. Bosbous MD, grew up in southeastern Wisconsin. He attended the University of Notre Dame, where he earned a degree in Science Pre-professional Studies and earned a varsity letter as a Notre Dame Cheerleader. Participating in the cheerleading program at Notre Dame allowed Dr. Bosbous to be a part of many volunteer opportunities across the nation, including spending time with underprivileged children and feeding the homeless.

Dr. Bosbous went on to spend the next six years completing his plastic surgery residency training at the nationally recognized Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Plastic Surgery. During his residency, he continued to foster both his academic and humanitarian interests. Dr. Bosbous participated in both clinical and basic science research, which led to presentations at several regional and national plastic surgery meetings, as well as publications in the well-respected Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and The Clinics in Plastic Surgery. These projects also resulted in his winning a competitive national poster award at the annual American Association of Plastic Surgery Meeting and several Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Plastic Surgery research awards.

As a fourth year resident, Dr. Bosbous was afforded the exciting opportunity to participate in a two-week medical mission to Bucaramanga, Columbia. During his time in Columbia, Dr. Bosbous assisted in performing over 80 challenging plastic surgery procedures that included cleft lip and palate repair, repair of congenital hand deformities and multiple burn scar repairs.