Innovative & life-changing treatments for Lymphoedema
Covid-19 update.
As of February 1st 2021 we are hosting all consultations remotely and would be delighted to contact you this way regarding your lymphoedema.
With regards to operations and consultations in person, these have been put on hold for a few weeks because the Manor Hospital is working with the NHS to support patients in need of urgent care that currently cannot take place in the NHS hospital due to COVID-19. We are happy to virtually meet with clinic patients via Zoom, Skype or a telephone call. Please email the office if you would like this on info@olp.surgery.
If you have an appointment booked with us we will be in touch to discuss whether you would like this as a virtual consultation instead.
For any new referrals, do please get in touch, we can arrange a virtual meeting with one of our surgeons and then a scan and face to face consult when our physical consulting has re-commenced. We are also available via email for any queries you may have.
Please support us in our work to keep our surgeons safe and able to undertake their work within the NHS
Lymphoedema Surgery
We specialise in the surgical treatment of Lymphoedema. We focus on Lymphovenous anastomosis (LVA), Vascularized lymphnode transfer (VLNT) and Liposuction for lymphoedema (SAPL).
The team at the Oxford Lymphoedema Practice brought LVA supermicrosurgery to the UK in 2012. Since that time they have performed over 200 lymphoedema operations on patients from the UK and all over the world.




How we can help
Find out how Oxford Lymphoedema Practice can help control, manage and reduce the effect of Lymphoedema on your life.
Treatments
Proven and effective care for the treatment of lymphoedema - Lymphovenous anastomosis (LVA), Vascularized lymphnode transfer (VLNT) and Liposuction for lymphoedema (SAPL).
Screening
The UK’s first screening programme for Lymphedema in high risk patients.
Consultation
A patient focussed and ground breaking approach to the care of your lymphoedema.
Testimonials

Outcomes
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Average 50% decrease in limb volume compared to unaffected arm.
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of patients were able to stop wearing compression garments on the arm.
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Average 41% decrease in limb volume compared to unaffected leg.
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of patients could reduce or stop compression on the leg.
Request an appointment
Interested in Lymphoedema Surgery? Questions or concerns? We’re here to help – Call today: 01869 351300
Surgery address:
Nuffield Health, The Manor Hospital, Beech Road, Oxford, OX3 7RP
Oxford Lymphoedema Practice, PO Box 1138, Oxford, OX1 9UN
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