SPECIALITIES
Our specialist services in various locations
About us
Mr Deemesh Oudit
Consultant Plastic Surgeon | Senior Hon Lecturer University of Manchester
Member of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)
Member of the British Association of Plastic
Mr. Oudit is one of the most prominent plastic surgeons in Manchester. He is highly reputable and distinguished in the northwest region. He is a member of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS) and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Manchester University.
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publications
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To make an appointment please contact any following hospital
My Cosmetic Clinic
77 – 79 Chapel Street Manchester M3 5BZ
Friday 9:30 am to 14:30 pm.
Email: contact@mycosmeticclinics.com
Phone: 0161 989 1234 or 07733397898 (for appointments)
BMI The Beaumont Hospital
Old Hall Clough, Chorley New Rd, Lostock, Bolton BL6 4PA
Wednesday evening start from 6:00pm
Phone: 01204404404 (for appointments)
The Christie Clinic Private Care
Wilmslow Road Manchester M20 4BX
Tuesday evening start from 5:00 pm
Phone: 02035535134 (for appointments)
Wilmslow Private Hospital,
52 Alderley Rd, Wilmslow SK9 1NY
Phone: 0161 989 1234 (for appointments)
Spire Regency Hospital
West Street Macclesfield SK11 8DW
Secretary: Mrs Kaye Brown
Phone: 01625 507 441
Email: Kaye.Brown@spirehealthcare.com
The Pines -Manchester South
The Pines Hospital192 Altrincham Road WythenshaweManchester M22 4RZ
BMI Highfield Hospital
Manchester Road Rochdale OL11 4LZ
Thursday evening start from 6:00 pm
Phone: 01706 655121 (for appointments)
Spire Regency Hospital
West Street Macclesfield SK11 8DW
Secretary: Mrs Kaye Brown
Phone: 01625 507 441
Email: Kaye.Brown@spirehealthcare.com
The Pines -Manchester South
The Pines Hospital192 Altrincham Road WythenshaweManchester M22 4RZ
Browse through our media article for lots of useful information relating to Plastic Surgery
PUBLISHED BOOKS
Browse through our media article for lots of useful information relating to Plastic Surgery
PUBLISHED BOOKS
What our patients says
Professional awards
I have attained throughout my career
PUBLICATIONS
Here are my latest publications
Hypothesised cutaneous sites of origin of stage III melanomas with unknown primary: A multicentre study
Is skipped nodal metastasis a phenomenon of cutaneous melanoma?
Background and Methods Skipped nodal metastasis (SNM) is a recognized phenomenon of visceral cancers when metastases bypass the regional basin and skip to a distant nodal basin without evidence of distant metastases.
Female Immunity Protects from Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Purpose: Cancer susceptibility and mortality are higher in males, and the mutational and transcriptomic landscape of cancer differs by sex. The current assumption is that men are at higher risk of epithelial cancers as they expose more to carcinogens and accumulate more damage than women.
The effect of the COVID‐19 pandemic on skin cancer surgery in the United Kingdom: a national, multi-center, prospective cohort study and survey of Plastic Surgeons
Letter to the Editor in Response to “Eliminating Preoperative Lymphoscintigraphy in Extremity Melanomas”
We read with great interest the paper by the authors from the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Section of the Yale University School of Medicine on the possibility of eliminating preoperative lymphoscintigraphy (POLSG) in extremity melanomas.
The modified bipedicled flap for reconstruction of oncological skin defects of the trunk and extremities
Oncological skin defects of the extremities and trunk can be challenging. Our modified bipedicled flap utilises the principle of the bipedicled advancement flap, but allows for direct closure of the donor site (as opposed to skin grafting)
Professional awards
I have attained throughout my career
PUBLICATIONS
Here are my latest publications
Purpose: Cancer susceptibility and mortality are higher in males, and the mutational and transcriptomic landscape of cancer differs by sex. The current assumption is that men are at higher risk of epithelial cancers as they expose more to carcinogens and accumulate more damage than women.
Background and Methods Skipped nodal metastasis (SNM) is a recognized phenomenon of visceral cancers when metastases bypass the regional basin and skip to a distant nodal basin without evidence of distant metastases.
Based on molecular evidence that melanomas with unknown primary (MUPs) arise from the skin, we hypothesised that sites of MUPs are disproportionately on trunk and lower limbs, sites that are not readily visible to patients and clinicians
Before/After Transformation
Before/After Transformation
ARTICLES
Browse through our media article for lots of useful information relating to Plastic Surgery
ARTICLES
Browse through our media article for lots of useful information relating to Plastic Surgery
BBC Interview on Melanoma with Mr Deemesh Oudit – the dangers of sunburn
BBC Inside Out meets tanning addicts and looks at the potential dangers of overuse of sunbeds by people obsessed with getting a golden tan.
Press release posted 30 September 2016 The Christie’s pioneering lymph node transplant ..