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Written by a carer at Stoke Mandeville Hospital
8th August 2013


I was very pleased with the way Dr Agha treated my 17 month old son who had burns to his hands. I felt his manner was very child friendly and he gave us a lot of knowledge about the burns and how they would heal. I also appreciated him giving us a direct dial telephone number should my child show any symptoms of a potential infection so that gave us peace of mind that we could talk to him quickly and not have to make numerous calls and be passed around.

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Written by a patient at Stoke Mandeville Hospital
8th August 2013


I was generally very pleased with Dr Riaz Agha, who saw me after I had been to A&E with a hand injury. He took a genuine interest in me and advised on the options I had. My only other comments are that he was obviously very hard pressed, I had a long wait to see him. It was explained that he had an urgent case to deal with which is fine, but even when I got to the consulting room he still needed to leave me alone there for almost 20 minutes. When I actually had the surgery two days later I had a different plastic surgeon who undertook a different procedure from that suggested by Dr Riaz, which involved more reconstruction. It took longer and will potentially look better when healed, although I have to be off work for longer, so I am pleased about that. But I can understand why the simpler one was suggested first and don't count that against Dr Riaz.

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Written by a patient at Stoke Mandeville Hospital
3rd August 2013


Dr Agha took a full history of the circumstances relating to my injury. We reviewed the x-ray that had been taken, and discussed the possible result and implications. The wound was cleaned, assessed and dressed. Further surgery was discussed and options fully explained, together with post operative care. All my questions were answered in a clear and precise manner.

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Written by a carer at Stoke Mandeville Hospital
26th July 2013


Dr Agha treated my 92 year old mother with compassion, care, consideration and a sense of humour. It is a stressful experience for a person of this age having to attend hospital but Dr Agha was very reassuring, extremely helpful and patient. Unlike many doctors he was easy to talk to and explained everything to both my mother and myself. He is a great asset to the NHS and the Team at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. Thanks for the wonderful service you gave us.

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Written by a patient at Stoke Mandeville Hospital
26th July 2013


I arrived at Stoke Mandeville hospital on 15 July in a terrible way after having a diep (breast reconstruction and 12 hours of surgery) with an extremely high temperature, back lock, sickness and generally feeling like I wanted to die! I cannot tell you how pleased I was to see a doctor Dr Agha. Little did I realise I had an infection. Dr Agha examined me and to this day I will never forget what he told me! With complete confidence and assurance he said "Mrs O'Connor I promise I will make you better". With tears in my eyes full of pain and fearfulness I trusted his promise. I can now report that after 11 days of treatment by Dr Agha I can happily report that I am home, thanks to Riaz. Nothing was too much trouble for him and he constantly visited my beside to treat the infection, even working throughout the night, attending to dressings, pain management and above all patient reassurance that I would get better Dr Agha, I owe you everything and I would like to thank you personally for your pure dedication to your patients and above all for making me feel well again. Good luck with your future and from my partner and I a big, big thank you. With all the breast cancer and operations out of the way, we can now happily arrange our wedding which sadly had to be cancelled last year. My sincere thanks Sylvia O'Connor

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Specialises in

  • Plastic surgery

Profile

Riaz Agha is a Plastic Surgeon at Harley Clinic and an NHS Clinical Entrepreneur. He obtained his Certificate of Completion of Training in April 2020. In 2018, he completed his doctorate at Balliol College, University of Oxford where he was a Clarendon Scholar. His thesis was titled Evidence based Plastic Surgery. In 2010, Riaz was awarded a Scholarship from the National Institute for Clinical Excellence for his project on national surgical surveillance. He subsequently worked with the CQC to improve coverage and focus of their indicators for acute hospital services.

Riaz graduated from Guy's, King's and St. Thomas' Medical School in London with distinctions and a 1st in his intercalated BSc in Anatomy. He has been awarded 50 academic prizes, published 150 scientific papers and given 150 presentations at national/international level.

Riaz founded the International Journal of Surgery (IJS) which had an impact factor of 3.158 in 2018. He is a council member for the Section of Plastic Surgery at the Royal Society of Medicine with board level appointments to; the Elsevier Editorial System Advisory Board, Map of Medicine Fellows Board and the Association of Surgeons in Training. I sit on the Web Committee for the World Association of Medical Editors and have built two websites for NATO. He is formerly a Council Member for the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and an Ambassador for Enterprise UK.

Riaz has been a Consultant on healthcare and technology to a member of the Joint Ventures Board of the Bank of Scotland, former Vice-Chairman of the Governing Council of University College London and the former Chairman of the Further Education Council. He was cited as an “inspirational entrepreneur” by The Rt. Hon. John Hutton MP, Former Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform at his keynote speech during Enterprise week 2007. In 2014 he was awarded Freedom of the City of London.