ROYAL COLLEGE
FRCS · MRCS
Advanced Royal College surgical qualifications.
Consultant General & Laparoscopic Surgeon · Colorectal & Oncological Surgery
Dr. Fady
Barbary
FRCS · MRCS · ESLS
Advanced Oncology. Complex Colorectal Surgery. Minimally Invasive Expertise.
Consultant-led care for gastrointestinal and colorectal cancer, with advanced laparoscopic approaches and meticulous planning for complex colorectal cases.
Principal Area of Expertise
Advanced Laparoscopic Oncology & Complex Colorectal Surgery
Specialist surgical assessment and individualised operative planning for colorectal and gastrointestinal malignancy, including advanced and complex presentations. When oncologically appropriate, minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques are considered to support precise surgery and enhanced recovery.
Request a colorectal or oncology consultation →Colorectal Cancer SurgeryIndividualised planning for colon and rectal malignancy.
Advanced Laparoscopic OncologyMinimally invasive oncological surgery when clinically appropriate.
Complex Colorectal CasesCareful review and operative strategy for challenging presentations.
Multidisciplinary PlanningSurgical decisions coordinated with imaging, pathology and oncology input.
About Dr. Fady Barbary
Advanced surgery shaped by UK experience.
Dr. Fady Barbary is a Consultant General, Laparoscopic and Bariatric Surgeon, Fellow and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS, MRCS), and a member of the Egyptian Society of Laparoscopic Surgery (ESLS). With UK surgical experience at Nottingham University Hospitals, his practice focuses on advanced minimally invasive surgery, complex gastrointestinal and colorectal surgery, surgical oncology and bariatric surgery, with particular expertise in complex surgical cases.
UK EXPERIENCE
Nottingham University Hospitals
Professional surgical experience in a major UK university hospital environment.
EGYPTIAN SOCIETY
Egyptian Society of Laparoscopic Surgery
Member of the Egyptian Society of Laparoscopic Surgery (ESLS).
Areas of Expertise
Focused, consultant-led surgical care.
01
Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery
Gallbladder, hernia and complex minimally invasive abdominal surgery.
02
Gastrointestinal & Colorectal Surgery
Assessment and surgical management of gastrointestinal and colorectal conditions.
03
Surgical Oncology
Individualised planning for complex abdominal and gastrointestinal cancer surgery.
04
Bariatric Surgery
Evidence-led assessment and surgical treatment of obesity.
05
Hernia Surgery
Open and laparoscopic treatment tailored to hernia type and patient needs.
06
Complex General Surgery
Consultant assessment and operative planning for challenging surgical cases.
Patient Journey
Clear from consultation to recovery.
01Consultation
02Investigation & Planning
03Surgery
04Follow-up & Recovery
Practice Locations
Consultations and surgery across established Cairo hospitals.
Hospital selection is discussed individually according to the procedure, clinical requirements and the patient's circumstances.
As-Salam International Hospital — KatameyaSaint Peter HospitalBorg Mina HospitalGreek HospitalHayat Medical Center (HMC) — Korba
For Doctors
Direct professional referrals.
Colleagues may refer patients for consultant assessment, complex surgical planning, minimally invasive surgery or a second surgical opinion. Relevant imaging, pathology and operative records can be shared before review.
Complex case assessment
Structured review of the diagnosis, imaging and available surgical options.
Second surgical opinion
Independent consultant review to support informed decision-making.
Shared postoperative care
Clear communication with the referring physician when shared care is appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before your consultation.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring previous medical reports, imaging, laboratory results, pathology reports, a current medication list and details of any previous operations.
Will surgery always be recommended?
No. The consultation begins with diagnosis and assessment. Surgery is recommended only when it is clinically appropriate and after alternatives, benefits and risks are discussed.
Can I request a second opinion for a complex case?
Yes. Bring or send the complete clinical record, including imaging and pathology where relevant, so the case can be reviewed properly.
How do I book?
Choose the nearest clinic below, call its appointment number, use WhatsApp, or open the Vezeeta profile.
Clinics & Appointments
Arrange a consultation.
Heliopolis Clinic
13 El Sherif St., behind El Horreya Mall, Al Ahram St., Heliopolis.
010 3927 4004MapAbbassia Clinic
395 Ramses St., opposite the Heart Academy, Abbassia.
010 2329 5212MapHayat Medical Center (HMC)
5 Sesostris St., Korba, Heliopolis.
02 2290 701702 2290 7037Website information is for general education and does not replace an individual medical consultation. In emergencies, attend the nearest emergency department.