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Oncoplastic breast surgeon
Professor Amtul Razzaq Carmichael is a highly-regarded consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon based in Birmingham and Derby, who specialises in inflammatory breast cancer, breast cancer and oncoplastic and reconstructive breast cancer surgery. Further specialties include nipple-sparing mastectomy, benign breast lumps and preventative breast cancer surgery. Professor Razzaq Carmichael privately practices at BMI Priory Hospital and Nuffield Health Derby Hospital while her NHS base is Queen's Hospital, Burton.
Professor Carmichael is a noted name in her field, striving for and providing excellence in clinical care alongside her experienced multidisciplinary team, which undertakes surgery that's almost 80 per cent done as a day case. She has been awarded for her outstanding care and prides herself in her hard-work, commitment and dedication to her surgical work, which is reflected in her patient's feedback.
Professor Carmichael is significantly qualified and has had further training in leading institutions, including a number of London teaching hospitals and Edinburgh Breast Unit. After qualifying with an MBBS in 1987 from the University of Punjab, with gold medals in academic achievements, Professor Carmichael completed her surgical training and also has PGCert and M.Ed. qualifications with distinction.
Professor Carmichael looks after more than 100 screen-detected and symptomatic cancers on a yearly basis. She is also actively involved in breast cancer research and teaching, with time spent training undergraduate students in the management of breast disease.
She is a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS), has had her work published in well-respected journals including The Lancet and is an active member of various professional organisations. These include the British Association of Surgical Oncology (BASO ~ ACS), the European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO) and the Association for the Study of Medical Education (ASME).
