Female consultant · GMC 4549831
Female breast surgeon in London and Buckinghamshire
Dr Fiona Tsang-Wright (GMC 4549831) is a female consultant oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgeon, and she sees every patient herself, from the first consultation through surgery and follow-up. Her private clinics are at Harley Street, Chelsea and The Chiltern Hospital in Buckinghamshire.
Quick answers
Will I see Dr Tsang-Wright every time?
Yes. Every consultation is with Dr Tsang-Wright, from the first visit through the operation and long-term follow-up.
Do I need a GP referral?
No, you can book directly. Most insurers ask for a GP letter before they cover the appointment.
Where does Dr Tsang-Wright see patients?
She sees patients at Harley Street on Thursdays, Chelsea on Fridays, and The Chiltern Hospital in Great Missenden on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
If you’d prefer to see a woman for a breast examination, a scan result or an operation, you can book with Dr Tsang-Wright directly. She holds FRCS (Gen Surg) and specialises in oncoplastic and reconstructive breast cancer surgery.
Seeing a female breast surgeon
The practice is built for patients who want to see a female breast surgeon. Some patients feel more comfortable with a woman for an intimate examination, and others have a personal, cultural or religious reason. You can book without saying why.
The same surgeon at every step
Breastory is a single-surgeon practice, so the surgeon you meet at your first appointment performs your operation and provides your long-term follow-up. Dr Tsang-Wright trained in UK specialist breast practice, with FRCS and an oncoplastic fellowship. She has also been an NHS consultant at the Bucks Breast Unit, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, since November 2019. Her credentials and research and outcomes pages list her training and published work.
What Dr Tsang-Wright treats
- Breast cancer diagnosis and treatment planning
- Breast cancer surgery, including breast-conserving surgery, mastectomy and oncoplastic options
- Reconstruction with implants or a DIEP flap, at the same time as cancer surgery or later
- New breast symptoms, e.g. a lump, pain, skin change or nipple discharge
- Non-cancerous conditions, e.g. cysts and fibroadenomas
- A second opinion on a diagnosis or treatment plan
- Breast concerns in younger patients, including adolescents
Your first appointment
Dr Tsang-Wright talks through what has brought you in, and then she examines you. Every patient is offered a chaperone for the examination, and the chaperone can stay with you throughout if you’d like.
Where clinically possible, the examination, imaging and any biopsy happen in the same appointment, which is what a one-stop clinic means. You leave with a written plan, even if the plan is to wait for biopsy results and then come back. The preparing for your appointment page explains what to bring.
Clinics in London and Buckinghamshire
| Clinic | When |
|---|---|
| Women’s Health Centre – Harley Street, 27–29 Harley Street W1G | Thursdays, 8am to 6pm |
| Women’s Health Centre – King’s Road, Chelsea SW3 | Fridays, 9am to 5pm |
| The Chiltern Hospital, Great Missenden HP16 0EN | Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, 5pm to 8pm |
Most new patients are seen at the next scheduled clinic (Harley Street on Thursdays, 8am–6pm, Chelsea on Fridays, 9am–5pm, and The Chiltern Hospital, Great Missenden, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, 5pm–8pm), so usually within a week of getting in touch.
Dr Tsang-Wright also sees NHS patients at the Bucks Breast Unit at Wycombe Hospital when their GP refers them.
Questions about seeing a female surgeon
Is there a female breast surgeon at Harley Street?
Yes. Dr Tsang-Wright sees patients at Women’s Health Centre – Harley Street, 27–29 Harley Street W1G, on Thursdays from 8am to 6pm. The Harley Street clinic page has the address and booking details.
Is there a female breast surgeon in Buckinghamshire?
Yes. Dr Tsang-Wright sees private patients at The Chiltern Hospital in Great Missenden on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, from 5pm to 8pm. She also sees NHS patients at Wycombe Hospital when their GP refers them. The Buckinghamshire clinic page has the details.
Does Dr Tsang-Wright do breast reconstruction?
Yes. Dr Tsang-Wright performs breast reconstruction with implants or a DIEP flap, either at the same time as cancer surgery or later. The reconstruction page explains the options.
Will I see Dr Tsang-Wright at every appointment, or a junior?
Every consultation is with Dr Tsang-Wright, from the first visit through the operation and long-term follow-up.
Do I need a GP referral to see Dr Tsang-Wright?
No, you can book with Dr Tsang-Wright directly. If you’re using insurance, check with your insurer first, because most insurers ask for a GP letter before they cover the appointment. The fees and insurance page lists fees and accepted insurers.
Can I have a chaperone with Dr Tsang-Wright?
Yes. Every patient is offered a chaperone for the examination, whether they’re seeing a male or female clinician.
What if I’d rather see a male surgeon, or someone else entirely?
You can, and it’s a reasonable and common preference. Dr Tsang-Wright would rather you see the surgeon you’re most comfortable with. The Bucks Breast Unit and the HCA and Circle hospitals all have other consultants, and your GP can refer you to the one who suits you best.
How to book
Phone Sarah or Nadiya, Dr Tsang-Wright’s PAs, on 07785 274 744, email [email protected], or use the contact page. The patient reviews page shows what other patients say about their care.