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Muzzafer Chaudery | Vascular Surgeon | Parkside Suite | Ascot, Berkshire

Parkside Heatherwood Launching New Varicose Veins Clinic

On Friday 27th September 2024, the Varicose Veins Clinic will be offering Sclerotherapy at Parkside Heatherwood Hospital. This will be run by Mr Muzzafer Chaudery, who specialises in Sclerotherapy, as well as many other areas including thread veins, Radiofrequency ablation, Carotid endarterectomy and Peripheral vascular disease. You can read more about varicose veins, what they

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Breast Reduction

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Breast reduction surgery has many physical and psychological benefits for patients, it’s not a purely cosmetic procedure. However, before undergoing reduction surgery, patients should be aware of the downsides that can come with the procedure. It can truly be a life-changing operation in carefully selected patients who are fully informed. Who is eligible for breast

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Hip Replacement

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If your hip is causing pain that is interfering with your ability to exercise or sleep, and affecting work or your ability to look after you children, it may be time to consider having your hip replaced. What does hip replacement surgery entail?A minimally invasive total hip replacement usually entails a one to two-day admission into hospital, after which you can expect

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Adenomyosis – what is it?

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You have probably heard of Endometriosis – but what about its ‘poor cousin’ that impacts even more women? Adenomyosis is a painful condition that impacts even more women than Endometriosis, but experts say there is still ‘an appalling lack’ of knowledge and awareness of the disease. It impacts an estimated one-in-five to one-in-three women, while endometriosis affects about one-in-nine

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Varicose Veins

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Varicose veins come in all shapes and sizes. In some people they can cause large grape like lumps, through to others that have spider or broken veins that show up as blue or red threads of veins. Varicose veins appear when there is abnormal blood flow. Veins have valves inside that keep the blood flowing

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There’s not much you can do for feet, is there?

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This is something we often hear patients say, but it’s a common misconception, along with the mistaken belief that foot surgery is extremely painful. A lot of Orthopaedic surgery is focused on hip and knee replacement, and so you’d be forgiven for thinking that sprains and pains below the knee are less treatable. In fact,

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New Horizons in Cataract Surgery

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Your lens, which helps you focus, is removed during cataract surgery and is replaced with an artificial lens, the intra-ocular lens implant. This is made usually of acrylic and will, if surgery is uncomplicated, last a lifetime. Traditionally, the (standard single-vision) lens was selected to allow clear focus for distance vision, but not for any

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