Mohsen El Gammal

Mr Mohsen El Gammal is a leading consultant oncoplastic, reconstructive and aesthetic breast surgeon based in London and Kent. He specialises in breast surgery, breast cancer and benign breast diseases alongside breast reconstruction, cosmetic breast surgery and breast augmentation, breast reduction, tubular surgery and nipple reconstruction.

He practices privately at the Cadogan Clinic with an exclusive focus on gender reassignment surgery, having performed well over 1000 related surgeries since starting in this field in 2008. 

He is also a consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon at Medway NHS Foundation Trust. Mr El Gammal also treats male gynaecomastia and performs gender reassignment surgery. He prides himself on patient-centred care that is personalised to the patient’s individual needs using a holistic approach which follows the patient through every stage of their treatment. This is an evidence-based practice that is designed with maximum safety and effectiveness in mind.

Mr El Gammal is highly qualified with over 20 years of experience solely dedicated to breast surgery and breast reconstructive surgery. He has an MBBCh from the University of Cairo, a postgraduate diploma in Cancer Studies from Plymouth University and a postgraduate diploma in Microvascular Breast Reconstruction from Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB). Furthermore, he has a FEBS in Breast Surgery from the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS).

Mr El Gammal has also undergone additional further training, completing courses in Advanced Breast Reconstruction and Cosmetic Breast Surgery at the European School of Microvascular Breast Surgery and the Paris Oncoplastic Masterclass at the European School of Surgery.

In addition to Mr El Gammal's career and academic achievements, which include being a leading name in sentinel lymph node and radioguided breast surgery (ROLL) in the UK and Europe, he has top academic and clinical research experience. He was an Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Kalamoon, Syria, has had his research published in numerous peer-reviewed journals, and is a noted speaker in his field of expertise.

Mr El Gammal is a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and the European Board of Surgery/Breast Surgery. He is also a member of the Association of Breast Surgery (ABS), British Association of Cancer Surgery (BASO) and the European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO), alongside the British Medical Association (BMA).