Nadine Hachach-Haram

Nadine is a consultant plastic surgeon and Director of Centre for Innovation, Transformation and Improvement (CITI) and Director of clinical innovation and strategic partnerships.

She regularly treats people with conditions such as:

• secondary breast cancer reconstruction
• breast asymmetry
• congenital breast
• pelvic cancer reconstruction

She performs treatments such as:

• non-micro breast reconstruction surgery
• nipple reconstruction
• breast symmetrisation surgery
• capsular contracture
• breast reduction
• breast uplift
• fat grafting/lipofilling
• general plastic surgery
• gynaecomastia
• tuberous breasts
• IGAP reconstruction for rectal cancer
• lipoma removal

Nadine combined her passion for innovation, education and surgery to found Proximie, a surgical intelligence platform that uses computer vision, AI-powered analytics, and secure collaboration to digitise the operating room.

As a senior leader within the Trust, Nadine also founded CITI, the Centre for Innovation Transformation & Improvement and Meridian Health Ventures to champion value-based care and transform healthcare delivery. Leading a team of clinicians, technologists and strategists, Nadine focusses on harnessing next-generation technologies to tackle systemic challenges and drive clinically led innovation.

Nadine is actively involved in training plastic surgeons. Nadine is recognised worldwide as a thought leader in innovation. Her work has been:

• branded by CNN as “the future of surgery”
• featured among the “50 Women Changing the World”
• awarded the British Empire Medal by Her Majesty the Queen

She has spoken at TED and the World Economic Forum and her story was chosen as the Science Story of the Year by the Foreign Press Association.

Widely acknowledged for her leadership in UK healthcare, Nadine is frequently consulted by senior government figures on national health strategy, innovation policy, and the future of surgical care.