Mr Jonathan Simmons: Plastic surgery

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Overview

COVID-19

This healthcare professional let us know that they are currently:

Accepting new patients
Available for:
- Face-to-face consultations
- Phone consultations
- Video consultations

Last updated: 20 Apr 2020

Specialises in

Hand surgery

Lower limb surgery

Reconstructive surgery

About me

It is hugely important to me to put my patients first. I listen and give people time to properly explain their problem or problems. My NHS practice is in a huge central London teaching hospital where I look after patients with hand and skin complaints and deal with complex trauma of the upper and lower limb. My private practice mirrors my NHS commitments. I am very happy to have patients book themselves into my clinic which can be done at http://www.jmhsimmons.co.uk. Please get authorisation from your insurance company first.

Areas of interest

Hand trauma and elective hand surgery; upper and lower limb reconstruction; lumps and bumps; nerve injury; nerve compression

Medical secretaries

Anaesthetists worked with

Dr Asela Dharmadasa Fee Assured
Dr Mark Sacks Not Fee Assured

Dr David Wynne Lloyd Davies Not Fee Assured
Dr Soo-Ming Lim Not Fee Assured

About me

My qualifications & training

My private practice

Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)

Procedures completed

S4183
Debridement and primary suture of wound with involvement of deeper tissue - trunk & limbs - (5-50)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
S5532
Dressing of burn of skin or subcutaneous tissue - less than 2% - (1-5)

St Mary's Hospital - Lindo Wing (1-5) King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
C1210
Excision of lesion of eyelid - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
S3500
Split autograft of skin, trunk and limbs - up to 25cm2 - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
S2502
Local flap - 9cm2 or more (excluding graft/flap to secondary defect) - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
S4212
Debridement and primary suture of wound without involvement of deeper tissue (skin & subcutaneous fat only) - head & neck - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
W2830
Removal of internal fixation from bone / joint, excluding k-wires - (1-5)

St Mary's Hospital - Lindo Wing (1-5)
S3100
Re-exploration of free flap - (1-5)

St Mary's Hospital - Lindo Wing (1-5)
S2500
Local flap - less than 9cm2 - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
S5524
Burn excision (wound/scar) trunk & limbs (not more than 2% of body area) - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
S0633
Excision of lesion of skin or subcutaneous tissue - up to three, Trunk & Limbs (excluding lipoma) - (1-5)

King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)
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