Private Cardiologist Consultants

Private cardiologist

We are a private cardiology clinic offering expert cardiovascular assessment for a diverse range of symptoms.

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World class services

Our private cardiologists have a wealth of expertise in all branches of cardiovascular medicine.

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Professional specialists

We are committed to offering you a personalised service during your assessment and treatment.

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What our Patients say

Prof Peters - Thanks to your ablations for my AF, your team and HD technology, I qualified for above in Perth Australia in September venue of the worlds cycling championships. Last Sunday in UCI UK qualifier I completed the 84 miles at an average of 19.5 mph with legs to spare. Not bad at 71.

Dr Iqbal Malik, I would like to thank you personally for the way in which you, and your well drilled team, treated me last Friday. The clinical side of the procedure was excellent but, having researched you, I would have expected no less. However, the manner in which it was delivered was outstanding and I cannot commend you highly enough. It has been a great pleasure making your acquaintance.

"May I thank both of you for the timely, professional and comprehensive tests you have undertaken. I feel greatly more confident in dealing with my situation as a result. Once again my thanks. 66 Harley Street is an impressive and effective operation."

My first contact at LCC was with Karen. She listened with care and offered to put me directly in contact with Dr Khamis. The investigations at and via LCC happened quickly and my results were communicated face to face within a week.

What a wonderful operation. I am so grateful to Dr Malik for helping me through this difficult time with a brilliant result

"My thanks to you and to Prof Mayet for your excellent work on my behalf this last week, and for getting the results to me so quickly. We were really impressed with your whole service!"

"I just want to write a short note to let you know how very impressed my daughter and I are with everybody we have dealt with at London Cardiovascular Clinic. I can't thank you, Dr Lim and all the other ladies in the office enough."

"Throughout the whole, lengthy process from initial diagnosis, through surgical procedure and follow up, Dr Lim has been a delight. Totally professional, helpful and a genuine life-changer. I cannot thank him enough."

"Thank you Prof Peters for taking on my case on Friday evening, great to hear the procedure went well. And thanks to your team for the leg work on a short notice, that enabled that happening. We're now home and re-charging, after a very very long week"

"Professors Peters and Mayet. May I thank both of you for the timely, professional and comprehensive tests you have undertaken. I feel greatly more confident in dealing with my situation as a result. Once again my thanks. 66 Harley Street is an impressive and effective operation."

"My thanks to you and to Prof Mayet for your excellent work on my behalf this last week, and for getting the results to me so quickly. We were really impressed with your whole service!"

"2.5 years on and Professor Peter's ablation is still going strong. You have no idea how grateful I am to him."

Dear Dr Malik, Visited briefly in Dec 2015 with symtoms. Having followed your advice I have not had a recurrence of the episodes. Well done!

Dear Dr Malik, I just wanted to let you know that as a result of you performing a PFO closure on me in December 2017. I had a very successful 2 week diving holiday in Egypt recently. Absolutely no signs of DCI or skin bends. My sincere thanks go to you and your team, both at Hammersmith Hospital and at the London Cardio Clinic.

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03 August 2019

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