Mr Chuk Abraham-Igwe provides expert care for cancerous and benign colorectal conditions, offering a wide range of procedures including colonoscopy, flexible sigmoidoscopy, haemorrhoid treatments (such as banding, HALO, and haemorrhoidectomy), and incisional, inguinal (laparoscopic and open), and umbilical hernia repairs. His particular focus on complex abdominal wall hernias ensures patients benefit from advanced laparoscopic techniques, leading to enhanced recovery and superior outcomes.

A recognised leader in Enhanced Recovery Programmes and prehabilitation initiatives, Mr Abraham-Igwe is instrumental in running the Surgery School at Heartlands Hospital (University Hospitals Birmingham), where he also practices within the NHS.

Drawing on his military background as a trauma surgeon at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine in Birmingham, he brings exceptional expertise in managing high-pressure and complex cases.

Mr Abraham-Igwe is passionate about patient-centred care, combining surgical excellence with a compassionate, personalised approach. Outside of medicine, he enjoys playing jazz guitar and supporting charitable causes, demonstrating his commitment to his patients and the wider community.