Ms Lisa Greaney

Miss Lisa Greaney is a highly skilled consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon based in London who specialises in surgical dermatology (facial skin cancer reconstruction and facial mole removal), oral surgery (wisdom tooth removal, correction of facial asymmetry, changing facial proportions and appearance, chin surgery), facial deformity (jaw cyst and chin surgery) and facial trauma. With over 20 years of experience, Miss Greaney currently sees private patients at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Nuffield Health Parkside Hospital, The Lister Hospital and Wimpole Street Consulting Suites. She treats babies, children and adults, performing both adult and paediatric maxillofacial surgery.

Miss Greaney is dual-certified in dentistry and medicine, obtaining her double qualifications from The University of Bristol with honours, as well as from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of Medicine and Dentistry. Following her basic training, during which she was awarded the distinguished British Dental Association Medal for clinical and practical excellence, Miss Greaney acquired one of only four national London/KSS-based higher surgical training posts at the renowned Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead and Royal Surrey County Hospital.

In addition to her own clinical practice, Miss Greaney is a core member of three impressive multidisciplinary teams, including the craniofacial team at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, the North West London specialist skin multidisciplinary team and the Chelsea and Westminster orthognathic team. She is passionate about medical education, as the responsible agent for the school work experience programme at Chelsea and Westminster and as an instructor in one of three centres in the UK who teach senior doctors to became instructors in advanced trauma. She is also one of three oral and maxillofacial specialists who provide surgical services at Twickenham Rugby Stadium.

A leader in her specialty, Miss Greaney understands that first impressions are important, and works to achieve a balance between form and function that treats the disease and respects one’s appearance.