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“The body the patient brings to consultation is the result of years of life — pregnancy, weight loss, time, genetics. The operation we plan together is one chapter of a longer story, not its conclusion. The right plan is the one that respects what the body has already been through.”
— Dr. Stefano Di Nonno, Plastic Surgeon

Dr.
Stefano Di Nonno

Plastic surgeon at Palazzo Manzoni in Brescia across body, face, breast, and dermatological surgery, and the department’s hair-restoration specialist for hair-loss surgery (FUE and FUT). Also performs aesthetic medicine.

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Where his practice is concentrated

Background and Clinical Practice

Background and
clinical practice

Dr. Stefano Di Nonno is a plastic surgeon at Istituto Chirurgico Palazzo Manzoni in Brescia, with a wide-scope clinical practice that spans body contouring, face surgery, breast surgery, dermatological surgery, hair-loss surgery, and aesthetic medicine. Within the team’s procedure map, he is the principal performer of hair-restoration surgery (FUE and FUT), and a co-performer with Dr. Motta on the breast and body procedures and with Dr. Motta and Dr. Salvagni on the face procedures.

Dr. Di Nonno is one of the three named authors of the Profilosalute “Bellezza” column corpus that the practice’s published clinical voice is built on, alongside Dr. Enrico Motta and Dr. Luana Salvagni. His hair-restoration specialism is recognised within the field for rigorous patient selection, the weight he gives to pre-operative diagnostics (trichoscopy, blood work), and his refusal to promise results that are not proportionate to a patient’s follicular density.

As the department’s hair-restoration specialist, Dr. Di Nonno performs FUE and FUT follicular-unit transplantation, with pre-operative diagnostic work-up as standard before any surgical plan.

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Training and Qualifications

Training and
qualifications

Full credential details are being confirmed with Dr. Di Nonno and will be updated before this page goes live.

Specialist qualification

Specialist in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery

Institution and year to be confirmed

Hair-restoration training

FUE / FUT training and certifications

Training and certifications to be confirmed

Master’s qualifications

As Dr. Di Nonno confirms

Details to be confirmed

Professional society memberships

SICPRE, SIME, ISHRS for hair restoration, others as confirmed

Membership details to be confirmed

Hospital affiliations

Affiliations to be confirmed

As Dr. Di Nonno confirms

Dr. Di Nonno’s published columns and his clinical practice share the same philosophy that runs through the department: restraint, anatomical precision, and an explicit refusal of the marketing pressures that have produced the field’s most-discussed safety problems. A consultation follows the same long, planning-led structure that defines the department — examination, photographic documentation, anatomical analysis, written plan, and the explicit consideration of non-surgical alternatives where they are the proportionate answer.

He emphasises:

Restraint over marketing

The operations he routinely declines — maximal-volume gluteal augmentation, hairlines drawn at the level of a 20-year-old self in a 50-year-old patient, body contouring in patients still in active weight loss — are part of the practice’s stated boundaries.

Diagnostics before surgery

For hair-restoration patients in particular, the diagnostic work-up comes first; surgery, when it is the right answer, comes second.

A written plan

Every consultation produces examination, photographic documentation, anatomical analysis, and a written plan you can take away.

Proportionate alternatives

Non-surgical alternatives are considered explicitly wherever they are the proportionate answer for your situation.

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Hair-loss surgery (the department specialty)

FUE and FUT follicular-unit transplantation, hybrid combinations, eyebrow and beard restoration, scar-area grafting. Pre-operative diagnostic work-up (trichoscopy, blood work) is standard before any surgical plan. Patients with active scarring alopecias or early-phase rapidly progressing pattern loss are advised to medical maintenance first.

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Body contouring

Liposuction, lipofilling, abdominoplasty (with rectus diastasis correction), gynaecomastia, brachioplasty, gluteoplasty, thigh lift. The department’s safety-first positioning on gluteal contouring — no maximal-volume “BBL”, strict subcutaneous-only injection — is explicit on the dedicated page.

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Face surgery

Co-performer on rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, cervico-facial lift, mid-face lifts, mentoplasty, otoplasty, and face lipofilling.

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Breast surgery

Co-performer on augmentation, mastopexy, reduction, revision, and lipofilling.

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Dermatological surgery

Co-performer on lesion excision and scar revision with Dr. Salvagni.

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Aesthetic medicine

Non-surgical injectables and energy-based treatments, with the department’s aesthetic-medicine specialists (Dr. Cortellessa and Dr. Tinti).

Dr. Di Nonno is one of six specialists in the plastic surgery department at Palazzo Manzoni. Each specialist has distinct clinical focus areas. Your initial consultation determines who is the right match for your case.