Ms. Nada Al-Hadithy

At a Glance

Ms. Nada Al-Hadithy, Consultant Plastic Surgeon

Ms. Nada Al-Hadithy is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon specialising in Microsurgery. With over nineteen years of experience, she trained in the UK’s most prestigious medical centres in London, Edinburgh, Exeter, Bristol and Oxford.

Ms. Al-Hadithy’s practice is based on three core principles:

• Patient Partnership: Ms. Al-Hadithy tailors every consultation to her patients’ needs and works collaboratively with them to find the best solution and achieve their desired outcomes
• Honesty: Ms. Al-Hadithy is committed to providing her patients with honest advice about what is achievable based on their needs and concerns. She prioritises understanding her patients over promoting procedures
• Excellence: Having completed five advanced training fellowships and with specialist expertise in precise surgical techniques, Ms. Al-Hadithy delivers the highest levels of patient care whilst achieving the best possible surgical outcomes

Consistently developing her knowledge and practice, Ms. Al-Hadithy has completed advanced fellowships in Taiwan, Japan and New Zealand in hand-surgery, super-microsurgery, burns, and aesthetic surgery. She was the top ranked fellow in the country for the prestigious Training Interface Group hand fellowship.

Ms. Al-Hadithy’s Procedures

Ms. Nada Al-Hadithy Beyond Cadogan Clinic

Ms. Al-Hadithy is one of the few plastic surgeons in the UK to have worked in the Department of Health and Social Care, where she contributed to national policy for data transparency. Her work was presented to the Secretary of State and the Chief Medical Officer. Through her Medical Doctorate at the University of Edinburgh, covering massive weight loss body contouring, Ms. Al-Hadithy has co-authored the national commissioning guidelines on these transformative procedures.

Outside of her medical practice, Ms Al-Hadithy has a diploma in Medical Education and has been an honorary lecturer at UCL as an anatomy demonstrator. She has worked with King’s College London’s Global Health Partnerships and MedicineAfrica to deliver 100,000 hours of teaching in Somaliland and continues to support education in global health. Ms. Al-Hadithy has also been awarded the prestigious Teacher of the Year award at the University of Oxford’s Medical School.

She is passionate about supporting future medical professionals, and has supervised medical students and junior doctors to develop new patient pathways in a range of innovative medical technologies and psychological support in patients with chronic conditions.