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Specialises in

• Breast surgery

Bupa specialist

• Breast specialist

Offers

• Face-to-face consultations
• Video and telephone consultations

About me

Ms Dalia Elfadl is a consultant oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgeon. Her NHS practice is based at West Middlesex University Hospital, Chelsea & Westminster NHS Foundation Trust. Her private practice is at 272 King's Road, Chiswick HCA, and the Lister Hospital.
Ms Elfadl obtained her medical degree in Sudan, and began surgical training at the Yorkshire School of Surgery, before continuing with higher surgical training in London. She gained advanced experience at specialist breast centres such as Royal Marsden Hospital, Imperial, and Guy's & St Thomas' breast units, in addition to a travelling fellowship to a breast Plastic Surgery unit in France, funded by the British Association of Surgical Oncology. She carried out research into breast cancer and resistance to therapy (radiotherapy and chemotherapy), culminating in obtaining a postgraduate MD degree. She presented her research in Europe and the USA, and published in peer reviewed medical journals. She continues to contribute to research, with paper presentations and publications.
Ms Elfadl is passionate about treating patients with breast disease, both benign breast conditions, and breast cancer. As part of her substantive consultant job at the NHS, she is Lead for undergraduate medical education within her department, and spends time regularly training medical students at Imperial Medical School, and younger surgeons. She regularly audits her practice, in addition to contributing to clinical governance and quality improvement.

"I treat all my patients like I would like my mother or my sister to be treated"

West London Consultant Oncoplastic & Reconstructive Breast Surgeon

Areas of interest

Breast cancer; Breast lump; Breast pain; Breast surgery; Nipple discharge; Breast reconstruction

Medical secretaries

• Claire Roberts
• 020 8936 7009
• 020 8936 7009
• pa.daliabreastsurgeon@gmail.com