There are other fine surgeons, but Elena stands apart for a number of reasons. Not only is she one of the few leading female surgeons in the UK and so has a natural empathy for women undergoing body changes, she is a surgeon whose CV stands apart from surgeons of either sex.
Elena specialises in breast reconstruction and has held Fellowships in this field, including the hugely prestigious Fellowship in Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction and Breast Oncoplastic Surgery at Guys and St Thomas Hospitals in London. Further Fellowships have been held in Italy, Barcelona, India, Belgium and the University Hospital in Tokyo.
She is also a surgeon who has held numerous awards and certificates, with full details available on the About Her page.
A surgeon’s ethos is of equal importance. Many surgeons have the technical skills, but it is also essential that real time is taken to talk to prospective patients, to understand their hopes for surgery and to detail the results possible.
It is easy to talk of this ethos, but what do former patients say? Elena has universally five star reviews from numerous independent, verified reviews. Please take the time to read what past patients of Elena have said by following the links below.
Elena Prousskaia reviews on Google
Reviews of Elena from iwantgreatcare.com
Of her approach, Elena says.
“The one thing that matters most to me when I am with a patient is empathy.
It is only when you are able to identify and understand your patients’ problems that you can begin to help resolve them satisfactorily. A good surgical outcome is not the only thing that matters. Everything that you do and say to a patient has to come from your heart.
“I consider myself very lucky to be able to share my passion for what I do and hopefully bring a bit more happiness into my patients’ lives.”
This ethos shines through in consultations. A consultation can be held in Bath, at which the time would be taken for a full examination and talk through the results achievable, surgeon and patient working in partnership to discuss the results and aims of surgery.
A second consultation is then common, this allowing the time for the patient to think of any supplementary questions, it also ensures that the prospective patient has time to consider if surgery truly is for them, this free of time pressure.