londonplasticreconsurgery

16/09/2026

06/08/2026

Great work by 4 UK centres doing a randomised controlled trial in hand surgery . Proud to have led such a great team and work with such wonderful units

04/08/2026

I would not have helped so many people and become a plastic surgeon without my amazing wife . Happy 😊 10 year anniversary a little older but wiser . Dancing to our favourite ❤️ song

18/07/2026

Mr Dariush Nikkhah FRCS(Plast) is a fully accredited and Internationally trained Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon. He is a full member of British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS), and holds a substantiative NHS Consultant post at the Royal Free Hospital NHS Trust. He specialises in cosmetic surgery, microsurgery and hand surgery.

Mr Nikkhah founded the London Microsurgery Group in 2021. He is a leading UK specialist in reconstructive microsurgery after cancer and trauma. His private practice is located in North London at St John and Elizabeth Hospital and The Royal Free Private Patients unit.

Email for appointments : [email protected]
Call for enquires : 02045403903

For more info visit my website www.plasticreconsurg.co.uk

Patient reviews

16/07/2026

Severe carpal tunnel syndrome can result in sensory and motor defects and in rarer cases wasting of the thenar muscles. I perform this surgery under WALANT - this avoids the use of a tourniquet that can be painful 😥. More than 95 percent of patients get relief after simple open carpal tunnel release. Email 📧 for appointments : [email protected]
☎️ for enquires : 02045403903

For more info visit my website www.plasticreconsurg.co.uk

Patient reviews

16/07/2026

What can you do to get the most out of your training ?
I have always used 5 approaches 1 ) Turning up on time 🕰️ 2) Academic and reading 📖 3) Learning new 🆕 techniques 4) Asking for help 🆘 5) 🧳 travel … I still use this approach way into my consultant career .

27/06/2026

Vascular assessment of the pedicle and flap can reduce complications and is a great 😊 adjunct that is easy to use in microsurgery .microsystems

27/06/2026

Mr Nikkhah founded the London Microsurgery Group in 2021 .He is a leading UK specialist in reconstructive microsurgery after cancer and trauma. His private practice is located in North London at St John and Elizabeth Hospital and The Royal Free Private Patients unit.

Email 📧 for appointments : [email protected]
Call ☎️ for enquires : 02045403903

For more info visit my website www.plasticreconsurg.co.uk

Patient reviews

09/06/2026

TUG vs PAP Flap Reconstruction (Quick Summary)

Both TUG (Transverse Upper Gracilis) and PAP (Profunda Artery Perforator) flaps are breast reconstruction options that use tissue from the upper thigh.

🔹 TUG Flap

* Uses skin, fat, and a small portion of the gracilis muscle from the inner thigh.
* Suitable for women with limited abdominal tissue and smaller breast reconstruction needs.
* Leaves a scar hidden in the groin crease.

🔹 PAP Flap

* Uses skin and fat from the upper thigh but preserves the muscle.
* Can provide a larger volume of tissue and may reduce donor-site weakness.
* Scar is usually hidden in the crease beneath the buttock.

The main difference: TUG includes a small muscle transfer, while PAP uses only skin and fat, preserving muscle function. Both are excellent options for patients who are not candidates for abdominal-based reconstruction.