A diagnosis of breast cancer is devastating. Patients understandably need a lot of care and support and finding the right specialist can help. Mr Kelvin Chong is a breast cancer specialist North London patients can rely upon. Furthermore, his range of services includes support from his multidisciplinary team.
Breast Cancer Multidisciplinary Care Team
Mr Kelvin Chong is a specialist oncoplastic breast surgeon who works with an experienced team of professionals. Together the team can provide the full range of care services you need for your breast cancer treatment and management. Mr Chong and his multidisciplinary team meets every Wednesday to review results of all patients and propose a treatment plan for each of his patients. The MDT meetings aim to recommend a treatment plan suitable for each individual patient’s breast cancer type (histology), health status, background and patient preference.
Breast Cancer Care
Mr Chong is a dedicated breast cancer surgeon with a focus on oncoplastic procedures. This allows both cancer removal treatment and plastics to combine in a way that helps ensure the breast is not overly compromised throughout the management of the disease. His philosophy in breast cancer practice is to utilise every skill and effort to deliver the more effective treatment. It should also any long-term adverse effects of breast cancer treatment. My practice includes numerous support services that provide support with the aim of returning my patients back to normality. Mr Chong graduated from Glasgow University and carried out significant time in clinical research at St George’s Hospital, London. He also holds a postgraduate certificate in breast ultrasonography.
Breast Cancer Treatment
Mr Chong specialises in oncoplastic surgery that combines breast surgery to remove tumours and cancerous cells whilst also carrying out some cosmetics and plastics. This can mean the use of implants or other methods to retain the shape and structure of the breast even with the cancerous tissue removed.
Other treatments you may need to consider include:
Drug Treatments
Anti-cancer medicines such as chemotherapy that destroys cancer cells may be part of your treatment plan. Your care team may also offer hormone therapies or targeted biological treatments that target specific tumours.
Radiotherapy
Radiotherapy can destroy cancer cells that remain after surgery. It is often included as a precautionary treatment but can be vital in ensuring all cells are killed. While all patients don’t require radiotherapy, it is often recommended.
Appointments with Mr Chong: Breast Cancer Specialist North London
If you would like to make an appointment to see Mr Chong, please contact his Personal Assistant here.