
Professional statement
Professor Marcus Reddy is a leading consultant bariatric, upper gastrointestinal, and laparoscopic surgeon based in London. He specialises in weight loss surgeries, including laparoscopic gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy, and Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, as well as anti-reflux procedures like the LINX System and Stretta. His expertise extends to gallstone and hernia surgeries, employing both minimally invasive and open techniques.
As the lead upper GI surgeon at St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Professor Reddy played a pivotal role in developing the South Thames Bariatric Service, the region's preferred NHS provider for bariatric surgery. Trained in London and Australia, he brings extensive experience in upper GI, liver transplant, and hepatobiliary surgery. He is known for using advanced techniques like the Ultracision Harmonic Scalpel to minimise complications in laparoscopic procedures.
Professor Reddy has published extensively on topics such as biliary injuries and innovative hernia repair techniques. He is committed to improving surgical outcomes, offering day-case surgeries when appropriate to enhance recovery times. His research and clinical work have significantly contributed to the advancement of minimally invasive surgery.
In his private practice at Cleveland Clinic London, Professor Reddy continues to provide top-tier surgical care, offering personalized treatment plans that prioritize patient safety and long-term health. He is also dedicated to patient education, regularly offering free weight loss consultations and publishing insights on the role of diet in managing chronic conditions.
Clinics

Cleveland Clinic London Hospital
Central London, 33 Grosvenor Place, SW1X 7HYMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 34 years of experience
- Consultant surgeon, Cleveland Clinic London Hospital (present).
Education
- FRCS(Eng).
- FRCS(Gen).
Publications and conferences
- Published on management of biliary injuries following cholecystectomy, unusual hernias such as interparietal hernias, and follow-up of hernia repairs performed with pre-peritoneal techniques.
Languages spoken
- English