| Jacqueline Lewis graduated in 1986 from Trinity College Dublin.
She embarked upon surgical training and became a Fellow of the Royal
College of Surgeons (Glasgow) in 1992.
She trained in Plastic Surgery in London, Paris and Belgium and
passed the Plastic Surgery Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons
in 1999, FRCS (Plast). She was awarded a fellowship in oncoplastic
breast surgery research at Institut Curie, Paris where she did research
on the clinical outcomes of breast cancer treatment using oncoplastic
techniques. She trained in oncological breast surgery at the Royal
Marsden Hospital and Charing Cross Hospitals in London. Mrs Lewis
has published papers on oncoplastic breast surgery and plastic surgery
in peer reviewed journals and presented her work at national and
international meetings. She maintains an active interest in clinical
research for breast cancer treatment.
Mrs Lewis was entered into the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic
Surgery in 2001. She is a consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon at
Charing Cross Hospital, London.
Her practise philosophy is to provide the most favourable aesthetic
outcome in combination with optimal control in the treatment of breast
cancer.
Her interests include all aspects of breast surgery including breast
augmentation, breast reduction, surgery for breast cancer excision,
congenital deformities of the breast, breast reshaping after wide
local excision for breast cancer, partial and complete breast
reconstruction
using implants and local, pedicled or free flaps and nipple-areolar
tattooing.
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