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Mr Dionysios Dennis Remoundos

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Written by a patient at The Churchill
19th June 2019


Dennis is very professional but approachable. He is a highly skilled surgeon in breast surgery And should my cancer return I sincerely hope he is still practicing. I am nearly four years on now I had my breast and lymph nodes removed in November 1915 . Shortly afterwards Dennis was made a much deserved Consultant. I am doing very well thanks to Dennis and his wonderful team at the Churchill. Follow up treatment is wonderful, everything is explained to to you and I felt safe. Chemo is made up especially for your needs. Radiotherapy Followed and again the precision is mind blowing. Again I felt safe with the team and relaxed. I thank everyone involved in my recovery and giving me back my life,

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Profile

Mr Remoundos is a Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon at Oxford University Hospitals, taking up his appointment in 2016.

He obtained his medical degree from Cambridge University and completed his Higher Surgical Training in Oxford. Mr Remoundos undertook Fellowships in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery, both in Oxford and St. James’s Hospital, Leeds, refining his techniques of breast conservation and reconstruction after breast cancer surgery.

Mr Remoundos treats both men and women for benign breast conditions and complaints, including pain, breast lumps, nipple discharge, nipple inversion and gynaecomastia. He specialises in the treatment of breast cancer, offering oncoplastic breast conservation, reconstructive surgery, risk-reducing surgery and symmetrising surgery.

Mr Remoundos is involved in a number of surgical trials, while also promoting national collaborative audits.

Areas of interest

breast cancer; oncoplastic surgery; breast conservation; reconstructive surgery; risk-reducing surgery; symmetrising surgery; benign breast conditions; breast pain; breast lumps; nipple discharge; nipple inversion; gynaecomastia; breast reduction.