Made with you — and with every specialist your heart needs.
A consultant cardiac radiologist, an interventional cardiologist and a cardiac surgeon who already work together — assessing your heart, reading your imaging, and agreeing the plan in the same room. At 101 Harley Street, London W1G 6AH.
Mr Toufan Bahrami trained in Paris under Professor Alain Carpentier — the pioneer of modern mitral valve repair — and Sir Magdi Yacoub, and is the only UK surgeon recognised by Edwards for the Harpoon beating-heart mitral repair. He is a recognised trainer for Edwards Lifesciences and BISMICS and runs consultant courses in Geneva. Professor Saeed Mirsadraee holds the chair of Cardiovascular Imaging at Imperial College London, established and directs the Edinburgh Cardiac CT Course and the London TAVI CT Course, and has led British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging teaching on CT planning of transcatheter mitral procedures.
Meet the consultants →Different starting points — the same team at the end of each.
Most private heart care is a relay: you see one specialist, get sent for a scan somewhere else, wait for a report, then see someone else about what it means. WellHeart compresses that into one team.
Your imaging is read by the consultant radiologist. If it points to a coronary problem, the interventional cardiologist is already across it. If it points to the valve or the vessel, so is the surgeon. The three of them agree what you need — and, importantly, whether you need anything at all — before anyone recommends a procedure.
When a procedure is needed, it is carried out at the treating hospital by the appropriate consultant. What WellHeart provides is the assessment, the imaging, and the decision — whatever your heart needs, it is handled within this group.
Whatever your heart needs, it is handled within this group — you are not sent elsewhere for the rest of your care. The three consultants work alongside a wider team of specialists, so the right person is always part of the group.
Any procedure is carried out at the treating hospital by the appropriate consultant. WellHeart is registered for assessment, diagnostics and the treatment of disease — not for surgery on the premises.
The same three consultants assess you, read your imaging and agree your plan — together, in one room. Your care stays with them from your first appointment to your follow-up, not handed along a chain of separate specialists.
Mr Bahrami is a recognised trainer in minimally invasive and endoscopic mitral surgery for Edwards Lifesciences and for BISMICS (the British and Irish Society for Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery), and runs regular courses in Geneva for consultants in minimally invasive aortic valve surgery. Professor Mirsadraee established and directs the Edinburgh Cardiac CT Course and the London TAVI CT Course, and has led British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging teaching on CT planning of transcatheter mitral procedures.
The same three people assess you, read your imaging and agree your plan together — and follow you up afterwards.
Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
Dr Chabok is a consultant interventional cardiologist at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals and The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (MD, MSc, PhD, MRCP). He specialises in coronary artery disease — angiography, angioplasty and stenting — alongside angina, hypertension, palpitations and arrhythmias.
More about Dr Mohssen Chabok →
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Mr Bahrami is a consultant cardiac surgeon at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals, specialising in minimally invasive and endoscopic mitral, aortic and coronary surgery — valves repaired or replaced through small incisions rather than opening the chest. He trained at the Pitié-Salpêtrière in Paris, where he placed first in the French national specialisation examination, and worked with Professors Alain Carpentier — the pioneer of modern mitral valve repair — and Sir Magdi Yacoub. He is the only UK surgeon recognised by Edwards for the Harpoon beating-heart mitral repair, a recognised trainer for Edwards Lifesciences and BISMICS, and runs regular consultant courses in Geneva. In his own practice, his mitral repair rate is 99% with operative mortality under 1%.
More about Mr Toufan Bahrami →
Consultant Cardiothoracic Radiologist
Professor Mirsadraee is a consultant cardiothoracic radiologist at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals and Professor of Practice in Cardiovascular Imaging at Imperial College London (since 2016). He established and directs the Edinburgh Cardiac CT Course and the London TAVI CT Course, and has led British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging teaching on CT planning of transcatheter mitral procedures. His focus is advanced cardiovascular CT — the aorta, coronary arteries and valves — and CT planning for transcatheter valve implantation (TAVI) and minimal-access surgery.
More about Professor Saeed Mirsadraee →Your care is backed by a wider team — echocardiography, lipid and vascular medicine, further imaging, electrophysiology and general practice — so whatever your heart needs, the right specialist is part of the group. Their profiles appear here as each joins.
Clear guides to the treatments and imaging these consultants are known for — the procedures that aren't offered everywhere, and the choices that shape your recovery.
What a cardiac echo is, what it shows, and what to expect on the day — an ultrasound scan of the heart.
How a cardiac MRI gives a detailed picture of the heart's structure, function, scarring and blood flow — without radiation.
Cardiac CT, calcium scoring and CT coronary angiography explained — how they assess coronary artery disease and plan treatment.
WellHeart takes GP and consultant referrals for cardiovascular assessment, advanced cardiac CT, and Heart Team review of complex valve, aortic and coronary cases. Reports go back to you.
Advanced cardiac CT, reported by Professor Mirsadraee, covers coronary CT angiography with calcium scoring, aortic and structural assessment, and CT planning for transcatheter valve implantation (TAVI) and minimal-access surgery. CT and MRI are acquired at partner hospitals and reported at the clinic; ECG, echocardiography, monitoring and ultrasound are performed in-house.
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WellHeart London
101 Harley Street, London W1G 6AH
