The use of plastic surgery techniques to improve the outcome from breast cancer surgery. Translational oncology with particular reference to skin cancer and melanoma.
The reshaping of ear cartilage to correct prominent ears

Consultant Breast, Oncological, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon

Fellow of The Royal College of Surgeons
Member: British Association Surgical Oncology (BASO)
Member: British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS)
Member: British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS formerly BAPS)
The Association of Breast Surgery at BASO
Breast Special Interest Group of BAPRAS
British Medical Association

Mr Jeremy Hurren trained as a doctor in London and as a surgeon in Kingston on Thames, Salisbury and Southampton. His higher surgical training in Plastic Surgery was in Salisbury, Cambridge, Norwich and London. On completing my training Mr Hurren did specialist fellowships at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London and the Institute Currie in Paris.He has been to the USA to study cosmetic surgery and plastic surgery in Houston, Dallas and Atlanta.

Mr Jeremy Hurren is unusual for a plastic surgeon in that he is an integral part of an NHS breast unit. He carrys out diagnostic breast work and breast cancer surgery although the main demand on his NHS time is for plastic and reconstructive surgery of the breast.

As a private Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeon Mr Jeremy Hurren believes in an individualist approach. Unlike most surgery the outcome in cosmetic surgery is almost entirely visual. The key to excellent results in cosmetic surgery is exploring with you what you would like to change and then explaining to you what he expects he can achieve for you through surgery (or other treatments).


Mr Hurren is pleased to offer a service in cosmetic surgery, which includes breast enhancement, breast reduction, and 'tummy tucks' (abdominoplasty), liposuction and facial cosmetic surgery.
His particular clinical interest is in the application of plastic surgery to the treatment of cancer; in particular the use of plastic techniques for the treatment of breast cancer (oncoplastic surgery) and breast reconstruction, the surgical treatment of skin cancer (particularly melanoma) and soft tissue tumours (sarcoma). He holds outpatient consultation clinics at Spire Portsmouth Hospital every other Wednesday and is now available for consultations are Spire Southampton Hospital.

Mr Jeremy Hurren was born in London and grew up in Surrey and Berkshire, but he is now delighted to have obtained a consultant post and settled by the sea in Hampshire.

Jeremy is married to Abigail and has three wonderful boys who are growing up fast. They are outnumbered by are pets the largest of which is Al their Newfoundland dog. Al is bigger than Jeremy and thinks, wrongly, that he is the alpha male! With a love of family holidays particularly skiing and visiting the Island of Tresco, he also enjoys music and anything active especially walking, cycling and sailing.