Mr Marco Scarci

MD, FRCS(Eng), FCCP

Cardiothoracic Surgery

1 review

15 years of experience

14 years as a specialist

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“Mr Marco Scarci is an excellent surgeon, I had a operation done by him to fix my deformed chest, and the results are fantastic! He works closely with his team to provide high standard care and treatment and keeps a good eye on progress with your recovery. He explains what you need and how he carries out your treatment and will answer any questions you may have, you can definitely tell he is passionate about his work, I will go as far to say he has helped change my life for the better! I would strongly recommend him for thoracic surgery!“

Thoracic Surgery

Languages spoken

English
Italian

Registered with

General Medical Council: 6159768

Consultation fees

New appointment: £300

Follow-up appointment: £150

Practices worked at

The Harley Street Clinic

35 Weymouth Street, london, United Kingdom, W1G 8BJ

1,540 reviews

About

Mr Marco Scarci is a consultant thoracic surgeon with more than 10 years' experience. His NHS base is at Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, and he practices privately at the Harley Street Clinic and Imperial College Private Healthcare.

His special interests are in the following areas:

Lung cancer
Chest wall deformities (pectus excavatum, pectus carenatum, rib deformities)
Mesothelioma
Rib fractures
Thymomas
Pneumothorax surgery
Chest infection surgery

Mr Scarci works closely with a multidisciplinary team comprising other surgeons, specialist nurses, and radiologists. He is dedicated to providing a tailored service to his patients, ensuring the best possible treatment and outcome.

He trained in Italy, Malta, and the UK, including the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre and Guy's and St Thomas' in London. He also undertook a fellowship in minimally invasive surgery at the University of Toronto in Canada before becoming a consultant thoracic surgeon at Papworth Hospital, Cambridge and University College London Hospital.

Mr Scarci presents regualraly to most thoracic surgery meeting and was the director of the European Society of Thoracic Surgeons Annual congress. He has also worked closely with the National Institute for Clinical Excellency.