The wonderful Irrum shares this incredible story about her personal journey in which she lost an amazing 14.5 stone or 92kg over five years.
Excellent, would highly recommend Anne.
DG (Stratford), 10 Jan 2019
Anne was professional with a very caring manor.
KB (Redditch), 8 Jan 2019
She is an amazing surgeon but also a lovely person. I will be forever grateful for her clinical expertise as well as her ongoing support. Lymphoedema was a real nightmare but, thanks to Anne, I am…. https://bit.ly/2XkPNRR
Sue Judge 19th Feb 2019
I was diagnosed with lymphoedem
a about 4 years ago and… I have just had my fourth lymphoedem a surgery with Anne and..I feel like my life will no longer be controlled by the condition…https://www.facebook.com/pg/DrAnneDancey/reviews
Heidi Marie, 14 Nov 2017
From start to finish I was in safe hands with Anne and all of her team.
SD (Rugeley), 10 Jan 2019
I am extremely happy with the results. Throughout the procedure Anne was approachable and friendly. I was never made to feel as if I was bothering her when I had any questions.
VP (Walsall), 12 June 2018
Was delighted to of met Anne at a Lipoedema UK Conference and at a personal consulatation in 2016, then finally started my journey to become Lipoedema Free….https://www.facebook.com/pg/DrAnneDancey/reviews
Gemma Robinson, 31 Mar 2018
Anne is an exceptional surgeon but her expertise goes way beyond her skill with a scalpel…Anne has quite literally changed my life, physically and psychologically
… https://www.facebook.com/DrAnneDancey/reviews/
Sherry Armstrong-Wilkinson, 7 Aug 2016
Anne is extremely caring and supports her patient from the start of their journey right through to their discharge. https://www.annedancey.co.uk/download/360-degree-report-a-dancey-pdf/
Edgecumbe Doctor 360, 9 Feb 2019
Overall my surgical experience was amazing, I was very nervous in the lead up to it but I was made comfortable and at ease. All of the staff made me feel relaxed and comfortable, especially Anne.
LC (Northampton), 31 May 2018
Nicotine and Surgery
Patients may wonder why it is important to stop smoking before, during and after surgery? This is simply because of nicotine and not the cigarette itself (please see article https://bit.ly/2C5gTE3). Patients who use it and have elected for surgery must be aware of the main associated risks and complications: · The impact of nicotine on […]
@bjemec @MrPKalu @MrFoizAhmed @BAPRASvoice @kazirahman @MrMarkHenley @plasreconsurg @MrJagChana @asgbi @RCSnews Interesting debate on how to prevent the denudation of #PlasticSurgery. An inevitable consequence of surgical evolution that is possibly too difficult to control? I share the frustration because of the enormous demands from our tremendous speciality.
@MrMarkHenley Wishing you all a very successful and engaging #PlasticSurgery meeting. Great following you all throughout #BAPRASSummer19. @BAPRASvoice
1/2 I was always led to believe that septo-cutaneous perforators were easier to raise than musculo-cutaneous. However, I often find that the perforator is fused with the fascia/peritoneum, making it very difficult to raise. #DIEPFlap #BreastReconstruction #PlasticSurgery pic.twitter.com/w3vM…
2/2 I wonder if this is due to the vessel travelling out-with the muscle and not being subject to constant muscle movement. Presumably this movement would develop a definite plane to make perforator harvest easier. Any thoughts? #DIEPFlap #BreastReconstruction #PlasticSurgery pic.twitter.com/myo9…
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