Free online talk: Hernia repair
31 March at 6.30pm
Mr Simon Bailey, Consultant General Surgeon will explain effective, mesh-free treatment options for a hernia and answer your questions live on 31 March at 6.30pm.
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As the only CQC rated Outstanding hospital in Kent, you can be confident in choosing Benenden Hospital for your diagnosis and treatment.Mr Simon Bailey, Consultant General Surgeon will explain effective, mesh-free treatment options for a hernia and answer your questions live on 31 March at 6.30pm.
Mr Bailey offers the following treatments at Benenden Hospital:
This procedure is where a hernia is treated using keyhole or laparoscopic surgery.
This is an operation to remove painful gallstones and gallbladder.
A colonoscopy can check what's causing your bowel symptoms by looking at the lining of your rectum and colon using a long, flexible tube called a colonoscope.
A procedure to look inside the lower part of the large intestine using a sigmoidoscope; a long, thin flexible tube with a light and camera at the end.
I trained at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London and qualified with a Bachelor in Science Degree in Basic Medical Sciences and Biochemistry, along with MBBS London in 1995.
I completed my Master of Science Degree with a thesis looking at day case haemorrhoidal surgery. Having gained MRCS England, I was appointed as Specialist Registrar on the South East Thames Higher Surgical Training Rotation. After three years I took an inter deanery transfer to work at the world-renowned Pelican Centre in Basingstoke
Having gained FRCS Gen Surg in 2005, I was appointed as a Substantive Consultant Surgeon to Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust in November 2005, taking up my post after a Fellowship in Laparoscopic Surgery in Winchester in April 2006.
Since becoming a Consultant, I have held many positions both locally and nationally including:
After almost thirty years of working within the NHS, I am now dedicated to providing both private and NHS treatment of the highest quality to the people of Kent, Sussex and beyond.
I am married with three children and in my spare time I enjoy sports of all varieties, particularly cricket and rugby, restoring old cars, travelling and hill walking.