Dr. Tamer Fady Youssef Yacoub Consultant General Surgery
Years of Experience : 34
Nationality : Egypt
Languages Known : English, Arabic, French
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Dr. Tamer Fady is a distinguished Professor of General Surgery, Oncology, and Reconstructive Surgery at Mansoura University, bringing over 31 years of clinical, academic, and surgical experience to his field. He has served as a Visiting Surgeon and Surgeon-in-Residence at the Montpellier Val d’Aurelle Cancer Center in France, one of Europe’s leading oncology centers, contributing extensively to advanced breast cancer management and reconstructive techniques. Since 2017, Dr. Fady has been practicing in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, working across several hospitals and playing an active role in advancing surgical oncology services in the region. An internationally recognized educator, Dr. Fady has instructed and trained surgeons in breast surgery across more than 15 countries throughout the Mediterranean region, delivering live surgery demonstrations, lectures, and hands-on workshops. He is also a co-organizer of the annual Multi-Disciplinary Breast Cancer Congress and the Emirates Surgical Society meetings, both held in the UAE, fostering collaboration and innovation among regional and international surgical experts. Dr. Fady’s career reflects a sustained commitment to surgical excellence, education, and multidisciplinary cancer care on both regional and global levels.
Education & Training
- Master of General surgery (1998) MD of General Surgery (2003) Diploma of Mastology (2011, Montpeiler, France)
Expertise
- Extensive expertise in breast surgery for both benign and malignant conditions, including oncoplastic breast surgery and all methods of breast reconstruction.
- Advanced or complex laparoscopic surgery, including laparoscopic colectomy, cholecystectomy, and hernia repair.
- Body contouring using liposuction, lipofilling, and different abdominoplasty or tummy tuck methods.
- Surgery of the head and neck for thyroid and salivary glands, encompassing various methods of neck dissection for cancerous tumors.
Blogs
5 Minimally Invasive Treatments for Fibroids: What You Need to Know
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GERD and Obesity: The Connection and How to Break the Cycle
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Colectomy and Colon Cancer: Understanding the Surgery and Recovery Process
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