Our breast cancer specialists treat a range of conditions, including:
- breast cancer
- breast abnormalities
- breast pain (mastalgia)
- nipple discharge
- male breast concerns
- benign breast lumps fibroadenoma)
- lymphoedema
A mastectomy is an operation to remove a breast and is an effective treatment for breast cancer. During a radical mastectomy, the entire breast is removed, as well as the lymph nodes in the armpit. The aim is to remove any cancerous tissues from your breast and surrounding areas, preventing the cancer from returning or spreading.
During a simple mastectomy, your surgeon will remove all of the breast and most of the skin covering it, while preserving the surrounding chest muscles and lymph nodes. The aim is to remove any cancerous tissues, preventing the cancer from returning or spreading.
After a mastectomy, your surgeon may be able to use body tissue taken from elsewhere on your body to reconstruct the shape of your breast. One such procedure is deep inferior epigastric artery perforator (DIEP) flap reconstruction, so-called because it uses a ‘flap’ of muscle, usually taken from your belly.
Private breast cancer surgeons in London
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Mr Giles Davies
Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon and Director of Breast Surgery
Breast surgery
Ms Jennifer Hu
Consultant Oncoplastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgeon
Breast surgery
Professor Michael Douek
Consultant Breast Surgeon
Breast surgery
Mr Dibyesh Banerjee
Consultant Breast Surgeon
Breast surgery
Mr Ragheed Al-Mufti
Consultant in Breast and Endocrine Oncological and Reconstructive Surgery
Breast surgery
Ms Mahwash Babar
Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon
Breast surgery
Mr Arunmoy Chakravorty
Consultant Breast Surgeon
Breast surgery
Mrs Jacqueline Lewis
Consultant Breast Surgeon
Breast surgery, Reconstructive surgery
