Consultant

Mr Ragheed Al-Mufti

Consultant Breast Oncoplastic and Endocrine Surgeon
MB BCh BAO MSc MD(QUB) FRCS(Eng) FRCSEd(GenSurg)
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Mr Al-Mufti is an eminent Consultant Breast Oncoplastic and Endocrine Surgeon. His interests are in all aspects of breast surgery, including benign breast lumps, breast augmentation, breast reduction mastopexy and therapeutic mammoplasty, and in management of gynaecomastia, as well as thyroid and parathyroid conditions.

Breast surgery, Thyroid
Arabic, English
In-person, Video call
New £300 (follow up £200)
 

Treatments

Available treatments from Mr Ragheed Al-Mufti
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Breast conservation surgery (lumpectomy)

When the tumour or lump is benign and the patient wishes to have it removed.

Breast conserving surgery

The expert breast surgeons at The London Clinic are able to carry out breast surgery to remove tumours and conserve the shape of your breasts.

Breast reconstruction surgery

Most women are offered a breast reconstruction at the time of their mastectomy.

Breast reduction surgery

Breast surgery with world-leading cosmetic surgeons and competitive self-pay packages offer a seamless service.

Breast uplift (mastopexy)

Our specialist surgeons draw on years of experience to offer breast uplift procedures.

Gynaecomastia surgery

Read about gynaecomastia surgery as a treatment option for enlarged breasts in men, available at The London Clinic.

Mastectomy (preventive) and breast reconstruction

The London Clinic provides a full breast care service for women who are worried about their breast health or who have developed breast cancer.

Mastectomy and lymph node removal

Mastectomy is a procedure to remove a breast and can be the most appropriate treatment for some women with breast cancer.

Related conditions

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Advanced breast cancer

Advanced breast cancer, also known as metastatic breast cancer or secondary breast cancer.

3 treatments available

Atypical hyperplasia of the breast

Atypical hyperplasia of the breast is a condition in which breast tissue enlarges and overgrows.

1 treatment available

Benign breast lumps

Non-cancerous or Benign breast lumps are common and develop for various reasons.

1 treatment available

Breast cancer recurrence

Breast cancer is the most common cause of cancer in the UK.

3 treatments available

Breast cysts

Breast cysts are a common condition that is often harmless. We offer consultation appointments where a doctor can examine lumps found in the breasts.

1 treatment available

Early stage breast cancer

Early stage breast cancer means breast cancer that has not yet spread beyond the breast or the lymph nodes in the nearest armpit.

2 treatments available

Male breast cancer

Around one in 10 men with breast cancer are found to have a mutation in the BRCA2 breast cancer gene.

1 treatment available

Mastitis

Mastitis is a condition in which the breast tissue becomes infected and is common in women who are breastfeeding.

Nipple discharge

Nipple discharge is common in women of child-bearing age, even when they are not pregnant or breastfeeding.

Pagets disease of the breast

Pagets disease of the breast, also known as Pagets disease of the nipple, is a rare type of breast cancer.

Problems with breast development

The most common breast development problems that women experience result in breasts that are too large or too small, or that have sizes and shapes.

2 treatments available

Bio

Mr Al-Mufti interests are in all aspects of breast surgery, including benign breast lumps, breast augmentation (particularly for congenital anomalies and asymmetry), breast reduction mastopexy and therapeutic mammoplasty, and in management of gynaecomastia. He is also a specialist thyroid and parathyroid endocrine surgeon, particularly in dealing with retrosternal goitres.

He is an expert specialist surgeon in breast reconstruction with Latissmus Dorsi flaps (more than 350 LD flaps), and has worked on over 2000 breast reconstructions, including combinations with ADM.

Previously, he worked for NHS St Mary's Hospital & Imperial College London Hospitals as a Senior Consultant Surgeon and Honorary Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London Medical School, where he treated asymptomatic breast patients as well as National Screening patients and thyroid surgical conditions. 

Mr Al-Mufti graduated from Queen's University Belfast in 1984 with Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery degrees. He also has a Master's from UCL which he completed in 1995, and a Doctorate in Medicine completed in 1996. He has many professional memberships including Member of BASO- Association of Cancer Surgery, Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland, European Society of Surgical Oncology, Association of Breast Surgery and Member of the Scientific Committee of Europa Donna.

More information

20 Devonshire Place, London W1G 6BW

  • Qualified 1984
  • The Queen's University of Belfast 1979 - 1984
  • Fellow of Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Edinburgh & England 1990, 1993
  • UCL, MSc Surgical Science 1995
  • Queen's University, MD in Surgery 1997
  • Certificate of Specialist Training UK (CCST)
  • Consultant Breast Oncoplastic and Endocrine Surgeon 
    The London Clinic
  • Senior Consultant Surgeon  
    The King Edward VII Royal Hospital & The Cromwell Hospital, London
  • Former College Tutor for the Royal College of Surgeons of England 
     
  • Former Senior Lecturer and acting Professor of Surgery at University College London School of Medicine 
     
  • Former Honorary Senior Lecturer in Surgery at Imperial College London School of Medicine 
     

Mr Ragheed has been involved in many research projects and has over 100 various publications in breast surgery, gynaecomastia, and cancer research/management, in addition to co-authoring of books and many chapters in textbooks.

  • Best Teacher at The Royal Free & University College London Medical School, 1998, 1999
  • Nominated three times for NHS Champion
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