Ms Helen McEvoy MSc MA MBBChir FRCS (Plast)
Helen is an NHS Consultant Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon at Guys and St Thomas’ Hospital where she has a special interest in breast surgery.
At the Cosmetic Doctors Company in Esher, Helen has weekly clinics where she offers consultations to those considering plastic or cosmetic surgical operations as well as post-operative care and follow-up of her private surgical patients.
Here she also performs minor surgical procedures under local anaesthetic as well as non-surgical aesthetic injectable treatments.
She offers a range of carefully selected procedures designed to restore proportion, improve confidence, and address both aesthetic and functional concerns. Every treatment begins with a detailed consultation to ensure the right approach for you.
Her surgical procedures include : Breast Enlargement (Augmentation), Breast Uplift (Mastopexy), Breast Reduction, Breast Reconstruction, Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck), Liposuction and body-contouring procedures.
Your Consultation
A thorough consultation with Ms McEvoy is an essential part of the process. This includes:
Detailed medical assessment
Discussion of goals and expectations
Explanation of risks, benefits, and recovery
A personalised treatment plan
Your Next Step
If you are considering surgery, we recommend booking a consultation with Ms McEvoy. This will enable you to explore your options in a calm and professional environment. A consultation is where every good treatment starts. There will no obligation to proceed. The aim is to provide information and clarity, not pressure to have an operation.
To arrange a consultation with Ms McEvoy use the links below to telephone or email or fill out our contact form here.
Scroll down for Helen’s articles on various aspects of plastic and cosmetic surgery.
Do I Need a Breast Uplift, Implants, or Both?
Many women assume implants will lift a breast that has dropped, or that an uplift will make a deflated breast fuller. Neither is reliably true. We explain how surgeons decide between implants, an uplift, or both, and what the evidence says about doing them together.
What Can a Breast Uplift Actually Achieve?
A breast uplift, or mastopexy, raises and reshapes the breast so that it sits higher and looks firmer. What it does not do is add volume. We explain what an uplift can realistically change, why breasts change shape in the first place, what the scars involve, and how satisfied patients are afterwards.
Why Does Breast Enlargement Remain So Popular?
Breast enlargement remains the UK's most popular cosmetic operation, and long-term studies show high satisfaction. We look at who it suits, who it doesn't, and why today's best results are proportionate rather than obvious.
What Problems Can Occur with Breast Implants?
Most women with breast implants never have a serious problem, but complications do happen. We explain capsular contracture, rupture, gel bleed, breast implant illness and BIA-ALCL, how common each is, and when to seek advice.
How Long Do Breast Implants Last?
The old advice to replace breast implants every ten years is outdated, but implants are not lifetime devices either. We look at what the long-term studies show, what affects how long implants last, and when yours deserve a check.
Should I Have My Breast Implants Removed?
You don't need a complication to justify removing breast implants, but nor must they come out at a set age. We look at the reasons women choose removal, the surgical options, and what to expect from your breasts afterwards.