MB ChB, MRCS, FRCS(Plast), Dip Hand Surg
Plastic Surgeon
25 years of experience
London, NW8 9NH
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4 connections in healthcare
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by Mr Jamil Ahmed
25 years of experience
London, NW8 9NH
(+1 more)
4 connections in healthcare
Skill endorsed
by Mr Jamil Ahmed
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Miss Lauren Uppal is a Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive & Hand Surgeon whose NHS practise is based at St Thomas' Hospital in London. She also sees private patients at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital.
Miss Uppal completed her medical degree in 2001 with first class honours in New Zealand at the University of Otago. She later moved to the UK and was awarded her Membership with the Royal College of Surgeons. She completed her plastic surgery training in London and continued to train in subspecialty areas through a range of fellowships. These included training in orthoplastic complex trauma reconstruction and hand surgery at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, paediatric hand surgery at Great Ormond St Hospital and aesthetic surgery at the Wellington Hospital. She obtained Fellowship status at the Royal College of Surgeons in 2012 and was awarded the European Board of Hand Surgery Diploma. She was appointed as a consultant in 2014.
In addition to her clinical work, Miss Uppal is passionate about training the next generation of surgeons and set up the first Hand Surgery Fellowship for Plastic Surgeons in London. She is the Course Director for the Advanced Hand and Wrist Cadaveric Dissection Course and is faculty on many courses, teaching mostly on her subspecialty interests; joint replacements, arthritis and peripheral nerve surgery. She also organises and teaches Hand Therapists and General Practitioners on specialist training courses. Miss Uppal also has several book chapters and published papers in peer-reviewed journals and continues to present her work internationally.
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General Medical Council
No. 6069650
University of Otago
Medicine
Graduated 2001
MBChB - University of Otago, New Zealand in 2001
MRCS - Royal College of Surgeons, UK in 2006
FRCS (Plast) - Royal College of Surgeons, UK in 2012
Diploma in Hand Surgery - Federation of European Societies of Surgery of the Hand in 2014
Orthoplastic Complex Trauma and Hand Fellowship - Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, UK in 2012
Congenital Hand Surgery - Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, UK in 2012
Aesthetic Surgery Fellowship - The Wellington Hospital, UK in 2014
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46/50 Sunny Gardens Road, Hendon, London, United Kingdom, NW4 1RP
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Ms Lauren Uppal is an excellent practitioner, praised for clear communication that often puts patients at ease. She capably handles many procedures, including finger repair, ganglion cyst removal, and breast reduction, with patients often reporting positive results. Her thorough care, keen attention to detail, and helpful follow-up support are highly valued. Notably, a large number of patients seek her expertise for various hand and wrist conditions.
Ms Uppal was very professional and made me feel very comfortable discussing my medical problem. I highly recommend her
Ms Uppal treated my daughters Ganglian Cyst. It was in a really awkward place on her hand and causing a lot of pain. Ms Uppal provided excellent support, reassurance and successful removed the cyst
It could not have been better. Clear, calm and informed every step of the way. I felt the experience could not have been improved upon.
I went to Dr Uppal with a severe Diastasis Recti following a twin pregnancy which was causing me extreme stomach aches, back ache and neck ache. Dr Uppal is gentle, understanding and very knowledgable. She performed an abdominoplasty surgery where she stitched my muscles back together and removed my excess skin from the pregnancy. The scar is much smaller than others I have seen and it is done neatly and is the very best I could hope for. The stitches are incredibly seamless and the scar really thin compared to what I have seen! The repair is done incredibly strong. I had to be active much sooner than advised through lack of support for my 1 year olds, however this did not affect my outcome. I feel amazing now, all pains and aches gone and this surgery has changed my life, increased the quality of my life and abled me to care for my children. I cant thank her enough.
Very professional. Personal yet direct. An extremely safe pair of hands and one I completely trust.
I had a great experience with Ms. Uppal. She was incredibly professional, kind, and made me feel completely at ease. She took the time to listen and explained everything clearly. I truly appreciate her expertise and caring approach. Highly recommend!
Miss Uppal is amazing. she took a mess of a finger that two other people didn’t want to touch and worked miracles . Not miracle actually just expertise and hard work. My hand physio agrees it is the best work she has seen.
Dr Uppal had a positive attitude and can do spirit, was caring and compassionate and always explained everything well to me whatever the questions I had regarding my hand injury and any possible treatment I may need.
Extremely professional, excellent surgeon, with a kind caring nature. I am very happy with the results.

Mr Jamil Ahmed
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Ms Lauren Uppal's overall patient rating is 4.99 out of 5 stars on Doctify. This is based on 74 reviews.
What languages does Ms Lauren Uppal speak?
Ms Lauren Uppal speaks English
Where is Ms Lauren Uppal located?
Ms Lauren Uppal primarily practices at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital, located at 60 Grove End Road, London, United Kingdom, NW8 9NH
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Ms Lauren Uppal is working Monday (09:00 - 12:00), Tuesday (11:00 - 14:30)
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