Theodore Nanidis

I am a specialist in complex breast, trunk and soft tissue surgery – both aesthetic and reconstructive – offering attention to detail and personalised care.

Mr Nanidis is a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at King Edward VII’s Hospital. He specialises in complex reconstructions and in the aesthetics of the breast and trunk.

He specialises in all aspect of breast surgery, including cosmetic, reconstructive and liposculpture, and surgery of the trunk, such as tummy tucks and liposuction. Other areas of interest include the eyelids and surgery of the skin, including moles and skin cancers. He performs in excess of 200 breast, trunk and skin operations per year.

In 2018, he was in charge of organising the first London complex skin cancer educational meeting, held at the Royal Marsden Hospital in Chelsea.

He graduated with distinctions from University College London Medical School in 2003 and completed his higher plastic surgery training in London, with specialist fellowships at the Royal Marsden and Queen Victoria Hospitals. He is currently leading the microsurgical fellowship programme at the Royal Marsden Hospital, improving the way to train young surgeons, with more exposure to operations and access to a microsurgery laboratory for practice.

He is also active in research and leads a small research team of junior doctors.

Mr Nanidis was recently nominated for the prestigious LaingBuisson award for his work on drainless surgery and for the reduction in patient hospital stays at the Royal Marsden Hospital. His research team also recently won two prestigious awards for their research on clinical outcomes in breast reconstruction.

He has a special interest in surgical innovation and was awarded The Life Sciences Entrepreneur of the Year Award from Cambridge University in 2013.