Ask a Top Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon: Professor Andrew Baildam
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Professor Baildam talks to us about how he became a consultant breast surgeon, how oncoplastic breast surgery has developed over the last 20 years, and what he expects for the future of breast cancer treatment.
Top Doctors offers free e-Consultation to Doctors who need it to care for their patients
Top Doctors is offering e-Consultation for free to all medical professionals during the COVID-19 crisis in a bid to help doctors connect with their patients.
Ask a Top Plastic Surgeon: Mr Ahid Abood
Here at Top Doctors, we like to know more about the work of our specialists. So, we sat down with Mr Abood to know what exactly inspired him when he was young to take up this profession and what a typical day looks like for a plastic surgeon working on London’s busy and prestigious Harley Street.
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Ask a Top Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon: Professor Andrew Baildam
Professor Baildam talks to us about how he became a consultant breast surgeon, how oncoplastic breast surgery has developed over the last 20 years, and what he expects for the future of breast cancer treatment.
Top Doctors offers free e-Consultation to Doctors who need it to care for their patients
Top Doctors is offering e-Consultation for free to all medical professionals during the COVID-19 crisis in a bid to help doctors connect with their patients.
Ask a Top Plastic Surgeon: Mr Ahid Abood
Here at Top Doctors, we like to know more about the work of our specialists. So, we sat down with Mr Abood to know what exactly inspired him when he was young to take up this profession and what a typical day looks like for a plastic surgeon working on London’s busy and prestigious Harley Street.