Patient information
Patient information
Practical patient guides for every stage of your Breastory pathway — from what to bring to your first appointment through recovery, questions, and when to seek help sooner. Dr Fiona Tsang-Wright (GMC 4549831), Consultant Oncoplastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgeon, at private clinics in London and Buckinghamshire — Women's Health Centre – Harley Street (27–29 Harley Street), Women's Health Centre - King's Road, and The Chiltern Hospital; NHS consultant at Bucks Breast Unit, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.
Quick answers
Where do I start?
Preparing for your appointment covers checklists and the day of your visit. For new symptoms, see the one-stop breast clinic.
How long does a first appointment take?
Allow around 45–60 minutes for a consultation. A one-stop visit — with imaging and, if needed, biopsy — usually needs two to three hours in total.
When should I call after surgery?
If anything worries you and you are not sure it is normal, contact the practice. See after surgery for wound care, pain, and when to call sooner.
Preparing for your appointment
What to bring, what to wear, and what to expect at your breast clinic appointment.
After surgery
Recovery, scar care, bras, and returning to activity.
Survivorship
Follow-up, wellness, and life after active treatment.
Fees & insurance
Consultation fees, surgery packages, and accepted insurers.
International patients
Travelling to London for breast surgery — visas, translators, hospitals, and payment.
FAQs
Quick answers to the questions patients ask most often.