Dr. Barbera Honnebier specializes in the art of human reconstruction. She is driven by a passion to help people realize or regain form and function with the grace and beauty they were born with. Dr. Honnebier uses a wide variety of available tools to help people regain a sense of wellness and normalcy: plastic surgery, nutrition, fitness and support groups.

Awards & Achievements

• 1987-1989 “The Ter Meulen Fund" Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences in the Netherlands
• 1993 "The Organon Prize", The Endocrine Society
• 1996 The "De Snoo van't Hoogerhuijs Prize" for the most innovative Research in Reproductive Biology
• 1996 Viola Hyde Scholarship
• 2004 “Best Pediatric Dissertation”; ASPS Senior Residents Conference, Milwaukee, WI , March 18-20, 2004
• 2004 thru 2008: Certificate (s) of Appreciation for outstanding contributions to the humanitarian work of Rotaplast: Rotaplast International, Inc.

Professional Certifications and Education

• Diplomate, American Board of Surgery
• American College of Surgeons, Fellow
• University: University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Medicine, Doctorate in Medicine, 1987
• University: M.D. DEGREE: UCLA School of Medicine, 1996
• Internship: University of Hawaii Surgical Residency Program, General Surgery Internship, 1997
• Residency: University of Hawaii Surgical Residency Program, Residency in General Surgery, 2001
• Fellowship: Oregon Health & Sciences University, Hand- and Micro Surgery, 2002
• Fellowship: Oregon Health & Sciences University (OHSU), Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004
• Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania, Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Craniofacial Surgery, 2005

Specialties

• Surgery
• Plastic Surgery
• Reconstructive Surgery

Conditions/Diseases Treated

UAMS doctors treat a broad range of conditions some of which may not be listed below.

Tests/Procedures Performed

The following list represents some, but not all, of the procedures offered by this doctor.

Languages Spoken

• English
• French
• German
• Dutch

Medical Interpreters are available to help patients communicate with hospital and clinic staff. Other services available is translation of patient education materials and hospital forms. For more information, please contact interpreting services at 501-395-8231 or visit us on the web.

Additional Links

Reconstructing Children's Lives in Hawaii - An Article from 2008
Arkansas's Children's Hospital Newsletter, with an Article featuring Dr. Honnebier