Consultants by speciality

weight loss surgery

Our Consultants specialising in Weight Loss Surgery are listed below.

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Mr A G T W Fiennes: Consultant General and Bariatric Surgeon. Formerly Director of Bariatric Surgery at University College Hospital and Senior Lecture and Consultant Surgeon at St. George's Hospital and Medical School. Upper digestive surgery, laparoscopic surgery, abdominal wall hernias, gastro-oesophageal reflux, morbid obesity.
  • Clinics:
  • Alternate Monday mornings, Saturday mornings monthly.
  • Appointments: 020 8946 0597
  • The Surrey Weight Loss Surgery Centre

 

Alberic Fiennes trained at St Bart’s Hospital London and qualified in 1976. After broad training in all aspects of Surgery, he became Senior Lecturer in Surgery then Consultant Surgeon at St George’s Hospital and Medical School from 1990 to 2007, where he founded the current bariatric service. He was Director of Bariatric Surgery at University College London Hospital from 2007-2009. He is currently Secretary and President Elect of the British Obesity & Metabolic Surgery Society (BOMSS).

An early convert to laparoscopic surgery, he undertook keyhole gallbladder surgery from 1991 and contributed internationally to the development of keyhole ”TEPP” hernia repair from 1992. He was the first UK surgeon to offer these operations as day surgery.

He has been active in Bariatric Surgery, both keyhole and open since 1995 when he took on the aftercare of patients who had undergone weight-loss surgery in the 1970s and 80s, working over the years with leading colleagues in this field. The team he now leads has fourteen years’ experience, during which time he has undertaken nearly a thousand procedures and has trained many fellow bariatric surgeons.

The same experience has taught him not only to be a committed patient advocate, but to empathise with the needs, fears and hopes of patients seeking bariatric surgery.

He is now privileged to lead a team of professionals with long NHS and independent sector experience who share one passion: to support patients in their recovery from the 21st century disease of severe overweight.

Patients suffering from severe overweight have a disease that may spoil every aspect of their lives. From us they need not only safe and correct professional care but understanding, kindness and support – to be helped, not judged. They should expect access to a multi-professional and holistic framework, committed with them to their long-term care and well-being. I am extremely fortunate to be able to place such a team at patients’ disposal.

Mr K M Reddy: Consultant General Surgeon, St George's Hospital. Gastrointestinal surgery, weight loss / bariatric surgery, laparoscopic surgery, endoscopy, hernias and emergency surgery.
  • Clinic:
  • Wednesday evening
  • weight loss / bariatric surgery
  • Fast-track Gallstone clinic Wednesday Eves
  • www.rapidgallstoneclinic.co.uk(opens in new window)
  • The Surrey Weight Loss Surgery Centre

 

Marcus Reddy is Consultant Surgeon at St George's Hospital. He is the lead Upper GI Surgeon at St George's and developed the South Thames Bariatric Service which is preferred provider for NHS bariatric surgery in the region.

Mr Reddy trained in London and Australia where he trained in upper GI surgery, liver transplant, hepatobiliary surgery and laparoscopic surgery. His NHS and private practice spans a range of laparoscopic and open general surgery. He has a particular interest in laparoscopic gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy, Roux en Y gastric bypass, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic and open hernia repairs. He performs anti-reflux surgery such as laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication and surgery for achalasia for local and regional patients.

Mr Reddy has published on management of biliary injuries following cholecystectomy, unusual hernias such as interparietal hernias and also follow-up of hernia repairs performed with pre-peritoneal techniques.

He performs cholecystectomy and hernia repairs as day-case when appropriate and uses non-diathermy techniques such as Ultracision Harmonic Scalpel to avoid electrical conduction complications in laparoscopic surgery.