Dr. Alaa Talaat
Dr. Alaa Talaat is a Senior Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon whose career reflects extensive training and practice across both the United Kingdom and Egypt. He has established a specialization in treating both benign and malignant breast disease, integrating oncological safety with aesthetic surgical outcomes.
Dual Practice and Current Role
Dr. Talaat is currently practicing as a Consultant at the Royal Hospital in Hurghada, Egypt. Prior to this, he served as a Senior Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon in the UK. This dual experience provides him with a broad perspective on international standards of breast care and surgical techniques.
Education and UK Affiliations
His foundational medical education was completed in Egypt, where he earned his MBBCh in 1993 with "Excellent with Honour" and his MSc in General Surgery in 1998.
Dr. Talaat’s advanced specialization was heavily influenced by his work in the UK:
Scope of Specialization
Dr. Talaat’s oncoplastic training allows him to combine cancer removal surgery with plastic surgery techniques to conserve and reconstruct the breast. His specialties include:
Treatment of Breast Disease
Management of both benign and malignant breast conditions.
Cosmetic Operations
Procedures such as breast uplift, breast reduction, and augmentation with implants.
Male Breast Surgery
Correction of Gynecomastia for male patients.
His qualifications and history demonstrate a commitment to combining surgical excellence with a focus on patient outcomes and quality of life.
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