Dr Rossella Locci

Dr Rossella Locci is an experienced Consultant Vascular Surgeon dedicated to delivering comprehensive, patient-focused care for a wide range of circulatory and vascular conditions. With a compassionate and reassuring approach, Dr Locci ensures that patients feel fully supported and well-informed throughout every stage of their treatment. She is skilled in diagnosing complex vascular disorders and developing individualised management plans tailored to each patient's overall health and personal preferences.

In her clinical practice, Dr Locci manages both arterial and venous conditions, utilising traditional open surgical techniques alongside modern, minimally invasive endovascular procedures. Her broad clinical scope encompasses the treatment of peripheral arterial disease, carotid artery disease, aortic aneurysms, and chronic venous disorders such as varicose veins and persistent leg ulcers. Additionally, Dr Locci possesses expertise in establishing complex vascular access for patients undergoing ongoing medical therapies, prioritising procedures that minimise recovery times and support long-term vascular health.

Dr Locci completed her medical degree followed by extensive higher surgical training specialising in Vascular Surgery, building a robust foundation in advanced surgical techniques and patient safety. Dedicated to evidence-based practice and clinical excellence, she has contributed to peer-reviewed research exploring aortic pathologies, vascular outcomes, and modern surgical strategies. She holds full professional registration and remains actively engaged with recognised surgical institutions to ensure her practice reflects the latest medical advancements.

Dr Locci strongly advocates for a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to patient care, working closely alongside Interventional Radiologists, General Practitioners, podiatrists, and specialist nurses. By maintaining clear communication and explaining complex medical concepts in an accessible manner, Dr Locci empowers patients to actively participate in decisions regarding their vascular health within a safe and professional environment.