Dr Heidi Peverill

Specialist Breast, Melanoma & General Surgeon

With a yin and yang perspective to her breast surgery practice,

blending modern operative techniques with a collaborative and

caring approach to decision-making, Dr Peverill wants you to

feel at ease about surgery.  She will make sure you understand

all the options, so you can make the best decision for you and

your body.

Compassionate Cancer Surgery

Conditions Treated

  • Breast Cancer

    Surgery, multi-disciplinary care, long term follow-up, risk reduction, cancer prevention advice. Read more.

  • Breast Reduction

    Breast reduction in the setting of macromastia (large breasts), with neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain or after massive weight loss. Also combined with breast cancer surgery. Read more.

  • Breast Implant Management

    Breast implant removal including capsulectomy and lift. Read more.

  • Breast Reconstruction

    In the setting of cancer, in-situ carcinoma or high risk breast genetics. Read more.

  • Family History Breast Cancer

    Risk assessment, surveillance plan, genetic testing, BRCA 1/2, CHEK2, PALB2, Lynch Syndrome, MRI, Surgical management. Read more.

  • Benign Breast Disease

    Clinical assessment, surveillance advice, definitive management. Read more.

  • Melanoma & Skin Cancer

    Surgical excision primary melanomas, sentinel lymph node biopsy, lymph node surgery, surveillance. Read more.

  • General Surgery

    Laparoscopic and open repair of umbilical, inguinal, femoral, incisional, ventral hernias, removal of the gallbladder and appendix. Read more.

My latest blog 'Celebrating Breast Cancer Nurses' explains how Breast Cancer Nurses help, how their role differs from other nurses and how for many women, the support and care they provide is crucial to a patient's recovery. 💕⁠ ⁠ Read it via the lin
Happy International Nurses Day! 💗⁠ ⁠ Today I want to acknowledge and say thank you to some of the unsung heroes of women’s breast cancer journeys: Breast Cancer Nurses. ⁠ ⁠ The work Breast Cancer Nurses do is truly amazing! Read my blog in hon
A family history of breast cancer can create a lot of anxiety and I completely understand this. ⁠ ⁠ While family history is an important risk factor, I am passionate about promoting the things that women can do to reduce their risk of breast cancer.
Regularly checking your breasts is important for #earlydetection⁠ ⁠ Get into the habit of checking your breasts in the shower once a month.⁠ Check for changes in how they look and feel and don’t forget to check your armpits and collarbones too!

Dr Peverill always ensures Breast Cancer & Melanoma referrals are seen urgently and welcomes calls from GPs to discuss patient management. The practice is able to transfer calls directly to Dr Peverill when necessary.

We prefer to be paperless via Medical Objects - thank you.