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Oncoplastic and Endocrine Surgery in NSW – Patient-Centred Care

Effective communication is an important part of patient care. In my practice, I aim to ensure that each patient understands their diagnosis and the treatment plan recommended for them. My team and I focus on building respectful and supportive relationships with patients and their families, recognising the role that loved ones can play in supporting recovery.

Meet Dr Paul Chen

I’m a specialist breast, endocrine, and general surgeon with extensive experience in oncoplastic breast surgery and thyroid and parathyroid surgery with the utilisation of nerve monitoring. 

I completed my surgical training at St. Vincent’s Hospital and Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney after graduating from the University of Auckland. I then entered a two-year post-fellowship training with BreastSurgANZ in oncoplastics breast and endocrine surgery at high-volume centres in Perth and Melbourne. In pursuit of techniques at the forefront of breast surgery, I completed further training with world-renowned oncoplastics breast surgeons in France and Italy. 

In 2018, I attained a Masters of Surgery in Oncoplastics Breast Surgery and was awarded the John Lowenthal Medal for research from the University of Sydney. I have been widely published in surgical peer-reviewed journals and have presented internationally on a wide spectrum of surgical topics. I continue to have involvement in the field of oncoplastics, now teaching oncoplastic surgery and training breast surgeons. 

Effective communication is critical throughout all aspects of medical care, and I hold this as one of the core values of my practice. Furthermore, I am a firm believer in achieving patient satisfaction by combining excellent oncological results with maximal aesthetic outcomes, delivering the best possible patient care. 

With Taiwanese heritage, I am multilingual and fluent in English, Taiwanese, and Mandarin.