Adel Fattah

All reviews are taken from Trustpilot.

Laura's breast enlargement and uplift

"Truly amazing experience from start to finish!! Tali is amazing, very helpful, and always there whenever I had a question before and after surgery. Helped me through my whole experience! Mr Fattah is a fantastic surgeon who made me feel so comfortable and confident in his work! He was very informative and answered every question or concern I had.
I am over the moon with my results and couldn’t have asked for a better experience! Highly Recommend."

Emily's surgery

"I enquired online about a cosmetic surgery procedure with Medbelle and was contacted via WhatsApp by Kat, who is an adviser there. I had previously had a consultation with another company who gave me hardly any information about the procedure and the price quoted was extraordinary so I didn’t have particularly high hopes for any other enquiries I had made. I had nearly written off the idea of having the procedure completely! Kat sent me loads of useful information from the offset via Whatsapp and various links, which gave me a really good understanding of the procedure and how it worked. She was there to answer every question I had so promptly! The customer service was great, and the price I was quoted was less than half of that of any other enquiry I had made. The surgeon I was referred to is very highly qualified, and I booked to see him straight away for a consultation, then made the choice to go ahead with the surgery. Kat checked in constantly with further information and answers to FAQs. I would so highly recommend Medbelle to anyone considering cosmetic surgery as their patient advisors are so supportive, and there is no pressure on you to go ahead with surgery - they are just extremely informative. I don’t think I would have gone ahead with my surgery so quickly if it wasn’t for Medbelle, if even at all! Can’t thank Kat and Dr Fattah enough for all they have done for me so far! "

Carol's daughter's ear pinning

"I came across Medbelle whilst searching the internet for a surgeon that could pin back my daughter's ears. After being turned down by the NHS and not given any advice on where to start looking, I was left to search for a company that could do this for my daughter. After phoning several companies (some who couldn’t do it because of her age, and others not returning my calls to book a consultation), I found Medbelle.
I spoke to a lady named Kelly, who was fantastic from the first phone call. She made me feel extremely comfortable and went into a lot of detail about the procedure and the different surgeons who could do this surgery for my daughter. She was open and honest about everything from the start, and I knew after the first phone call that this was the company I wanted to go with. The entire process, from start to finish, has been amazing. From the level of service we have received from Kelly, our patient care adviser, to the surgeon Mr Fattah who is absolutely fantastic and made us both feel very comfortable from the first time we met him and to the nurses, for the care they provided for us has exceeded all my expectations. Kelly has been in touch with us every step of the way, from the minute we booked the consultation (and even still now whilst having our follow-up appointments), Ensuring we are happy with everything and that we have understood every process as we’ve gone along. After my daughter had her surgery, Kelly messaged us that night to check in on Madi and make sure she was ok. After we returned home from the hospital, Kelly sent a lovely gift to my daughter on behalf of medbelle. Such a nice and unexpected touch. Thank you, Kelly. You are a valuable asset to your company.
My daughter's ears look fantastic and really are life-changing for her. The surgeon Mr Fattah has done an unbelievable job, and I can’t thank him enough. To see how happy my daughter is and how comfortable she has been made to feel throughout this entire process is the best gift any mother could want.
Thank you Kelly, Mr Fattah and Medbelle xx "

Jonathan's surgery

"A massive thank you to Georgia at medbelle, who guided me through a seamless process, making it hassle-free from start to finish.
Very open and transparent pricing, no hidden fees and a reasonable price.
And a big thank you to Adel Fattah, my surgeon, a lovely guy who puts you at ease from the start. Couldn't be happier with the results."

Chloe's Otoplasty

I had an otoplasty with Mr Fattah, and my personal adviser was Laura; both were perfect, couldn’t have wished for a better experience. I was educated about everything, and any questions or concerns I had were answered within a day by Laura. After care was also excellent Laura checked in a few times to see how I was doing. Would definitely recommend medbelle

Breast

• Enlargement
• Enlargement with Uplift
• Implant Removal (with or without uplift)
• Implant Replacement (with or without uplift)
• Breast Reduction
• Breast Uplift
• Male Breast Reduction
• Nipple Reduction
• Nipple Correction

Body

• Liposuction
• Tummy Tuck

Face

• Ear Pinning
• Eyelid Surgery (Upper and Lower)

Bell C, Nevitt S, McKay VH and Fattah AY. Will the real Moebius syndrome please stand up? A systematic review of the literature and statistical cluster analysis of clinical features. Am J Med Genet (in press)

Santosa KB, Fattah A, Gavilan J, Hadlock TA and Snyder-Warwick AK (2017). Photographic standards for patients with facial palsy and recommendations by members of the Sir Charles Bell Society. JAMA Facial Plast Surg 19(4): 275-281

Banks C, Jowett N, Azizzadeh A, Beurskens C, Bhama P, Borschel G, Coombes C, Coulson S, Croxon G, Diels J, Fattah A, Frey M, Gavilan J, Henstrom D, Hohman M, Kim J, Marres H, Redett R, Snyder-Warwick A and Hadlock T (2017). Worldwide testing of the eFACE facial nerve clinician-graded scale. Plast Reconstr Surg. 139: 491e-498e

McKay VH, Touil LL, Jenkins D, Fattah AY (2016). Managing the child with Moebius Syndrome: more than meets the eye. Arch Dis Child. 101: 843-846

Davies JC, Ravichandiran M, Agur AM and Fattah A (2016). Evaluation of clinically relevant landmarks of the marginal mandibular branch of the facial nerve: A three-dimensional study with application to avoiding facial nerve palsy. Clinical Anatomy 29: 151-156

Weber JF, Agur AMR, Fattah AY, Gordon KD, Oliver M (2015). Tensile mechanical properties of human forearm tendons. Journal of Hand Surgery (Eur) 40: 711-719

Snyder-Warwick AK, Fattah AY, Zive L, Halliday W, Borschel GH and Zuker RM (2014). The

degree of facial movement following microvascular muscle transfer in pediatric facial reanimation depends on donor motor nerve axonal density. Plast Reconstr Surg. 135: 370e-381e

Fattah AY, Gurusinghe AD, Gavilan J, Hadlock TA, Marcus JR, Marres H, Nduka C, Slattery WH and Snyder-Warwick AK (2014). Facial nerve grading instruments: Systematic review of the literature and suggestion for uniformity. Plast Reconstr Surg. 135: 569-579

Fattah AY, Gavilan J, Hadlock TA, Marcus JR, Marres H, Nduka C, Slattery WH and Snyder-Warwick AK (2014). Survey of Methods of Facial Palsy Documentation in Use by Members of the Sir Charles Bell Society. Laryngoscope 124: 2247-51.

Khechoyan DY, Saber NR, Burge J, Fattah A, Drake J, Forrest CR and Phillips JH (2014). Surgical outcomes in craniosynostosis reconstruction: The use of prefabricated templates in cranial vault remodelling. J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg 67: 9-16

Fattah AY, Caro C, Khechoyan DY, Tompson B, Forrest CR and Phillips JH (2014). Cephalometric outcomes of orthognathic surgery in hemifacial microsomia. J Craniofac Surg. (in press).

Fattah A, Khechoyan D, Phillips JH and Forrest CR (2013). Paediatric craniofacial fibrous dysplasia: the hospital for sick children experience and treatment philosophy. J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg 66: 1346-1355

Fattah AY, Ravichandiran K, Zuker RM and Agur AMR (2013). Three-dimensional study of the musculotendinous and neurovascular architecture of the gracilis muscle: applications to free functional muscle transfer. J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg 66: 1230-1237

Chang Y, Cantelmi D, Wisco J, Fattah A, Hannam A and Agur AMR (2013). Evidence for the functional compartmentalisation of the Temporalis Muscle: a three dimensional study of innervation. J Oral Maxillofac Surg 71: 1170-1177

Davies JC, Fattah A, Ravichandiran M and Agur AMR (2012). Clinically Relevant Landmarks of the Frontotemporal Branch of the Facial Nerve. Clinical Anatomy 25: 858-865

Fattah A, Curtis CG, Agur AMR and Clarke HM (2012). Functional contribution of T1 to the brachial plexus in infants. Journal of Hand Surgery (Eur) 37: 237-243

Fattah A, Borschel GH, Manktelow RT, Bezhuly M and Zuker RM (2012). CME: Facial Palsy and Reconstruction. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 129: 340-352e

Fattah A, Cypel T, Donner E, Wang F, Alman BA and Zuker RM (2011). The First Successful Lower Extremity Transplantation: 6-year Follow up and Implications for Cortical Plasticity. American Journal of Transplantation 11: 2762-2767

Fattah A, Borschel GH and Zuker RM (2011). Facial Nerve Injuries in Children. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery 22: 782-788

Fattah A, Sebire N and Bulstrode N (2010). Rib Reconstitution for Ear Reconstruction. Journal of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery 63: 1459-1465

Fattah A, Pollock J, Maheshwar A and Britto JA (2010). Big Bad BCCs: Craniofacial Resection and Reconstruction for Atypical Basal Cell Carcinoma. Journal of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery 63: e433-441

Fattah A, Figus A, Mathur B and Ramakrishnan VV (2010). The Transverse Myocutaneous Gracilis Flap: Technical Refinements. Journal of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery 63: 305-313

Fattah A and Jain A (2009). Postgraduate Diploma in Aesthetic Surgery. BMJ Clinical Research 339: 2677

Yoong P, Fattah A and Fleming APS (2008). Ulnar Nerve Palsy after Open Carpal Tunnel Decompression: Case Report and Review of the Literature. Indian Journal of Plastic Surgery 41:73-75

Fattah A and Pickford MA (2007). Dorsal Dimelia in Patau Syndrome: A Case Report. Journal of Hand Surgery (Eur) 32: 534-536

Fattah A, Baker R, Martin D, and Katsarma E (2006). Atraumatic Hand Infection in an Infant. European Journal of Emergency Medicine 13: 104-5

Ladher RK, Church VL, Allen S, Robson L, AbdelFattah A, Brown NA, Hattersley G, Rosen V, Luyten FP, Dale L and Francis-West PH (2000). Cloning and Expression of the Wnt Antagonists Sfrp-2 and Frzb During Chick Development. Developmental Biology 218: 183-198

Francis-West PH, AbdelFattah A, Chen P, Allen C, Parish J, Ladher R, Allen S, MacPherson S, Luyten FP and Archer CW (1999). Mechanisms of GDF-5 Action During Skeletal Development. Development 126:1305-1315

Ladher R, AbdelFattah A, Luyten FP, Francis-West PH (1997). Cloning and Expression of frzb-1, a Wnt Antagonist, During Chick Limb Development. Developmental Biology 186: 279

Francis-West PH, Richardson MK, Bell E, Chen P, Luyten FP, AbdelFattah A, Barlow AJ, Brickell PM, Wolpert L, Archer CW (1996). The Effect of Overexpression of BMPs and GDF-5 on the Development of the Chick Limb Skeletal Elements. In Molecular and Developmental Biology of Cartilage. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 785: 254-5