Dr Rachana Tataria is a plastic surgeon trained in India and UK with m…read moreore than 15 years’ experience treating variety of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic procedures with special interest in breast reconstruction which include microvascular and oncoplastic procedures. Breast plastic surgery forms a large part of her practice, she regularly undertakes procedures such as breast augmentation, breast reduction and breast lifts, often combined with body contouring procedures such as a tummy tuck, as part of a mummy makeover. She has completed Royal college accredited fellowship in Oncoplastic breast surgery. She then completed a Breast microvascular Surgery fellowship at the prestigious Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester and Southmead Hospital, Bristol. She completed her FRCS Plastic Surgery specialist exam and was working as a Consultant Plastic surgeon at Manchester University Hospital, UK. Dr Tataria, has spent several years working with and learning from some of the best plastic surgeons in the world. This experience helps her provide the highest possible standard of care to every patient under her care. She will provide you with an open and honest opinion regarding your suitability for surgery, with your safety and wellbeing as the top priority. The principles and core values of her practice include compassion, safety and evidence-based medicine for improving patient care and outcomes. Apart from being a passionate clinician, she is actively involved in academic, teaching and research activities.
AREAS OF INTEREST
• Breast reconstruction microvascular procedure- DIEP flap, TUG flap etc.
• Breast reconstruction other procedures- Local flap, LD flap, Implant based etc.
• Prophylactic mastectomies and reconstruction for high risk patients
• Aesthetic & Cosmetic procedures- Breast asymmetry, Breast augmentation, Breast reduction, Breast lift, tuberous breasts, congenital anomalies etc.
• Abdominoplasty, Tummy tuck
• Liposuction, lipofilling,
• Body contouring, Arm lift, Thigh lift etc. Mummy makeoverread less