Dr Lynne Millar

Dr Lynne Millar is an accomplished Consultant Cardiologist dedicated to providing thorough, patient-focused care across a wide spectrum of cardiovascular conditions. She possesses extensive expertise in diagnosing and managing complex cardiac disorders, with a primary clinical focus on heart valve disease, structural heart conditions, and comprehensive non-invasive cardiac imaging. Through an empathetic and structured clinical approach, Dr Millar ensures that individuals experiencing cardiovascular issues receive precise diagnostic evaluations and clear, tailored management plans.

Her specialised clinical interests encompass advanced echocardiography, sports cardiology, heart failure, and inherited cardiac conditions, alongside managing heart disease during pregnancy. Dr Millar is particularly skilled in exercise echocardiography and structural valve surveillance, helping to monitor and manage conditions such as heart valve narrowing, regurgitation, and endocarditis. Additionally, her focus on sports cardiology involves conducting pre-participation cardiac screenings, evaluating physiological cardiovascular adaptations in athletes, and managing potential risks associated with sudden cardiac death.

Dr Millar completed her higher specialist training in cardiology, during which she earned a Doctor of Medicine research degree, MD (Res), focused on sports cardiology and athletic cardiac adaptation. She undertook rigorous clinical training in advanced echocardiography, heart failure, and inherited cardiac conditions across prominent medical institutions. Throughout her career, Dr Millar has contributed significantly to cardiovascular research, co-authoring numerous peer-reviewed publications and international guidelines on athletic heart evaluation and electrocardiographic interpretation.

By combining clinical precision with a reassuring manner, Dr Millar prioritises clear communication and shared decision-making with her patients. Whether conducting routine cardiac evaluations or managing intricate structural heart problems, she remains committed to optimising cardiovascular health and enhancing overall quality of life for every individual under her care.