Mr Najib Daulatzai is a consultant general and colorectal surgeon practising privately with HCA Healthcare UK in London and outpatient centres including The Wellington Hospital and HCA Golders Green. He brings more than 20 years of surgical experience, with specialist skills in minimally invasive and robotic colorectal surgery.

He qualified in medicine at University College Hospital London and went on to complete specialist surgical training in the South West London and Surrey region. He undertook advanced fellowships in colorectal surgery at St Mark’s Hospital, London, and in laparoscopic (keyhole) and robotic colorectal surgery at Frimley Park Hospital. His academic training also includes a Master’s degree in Surgical Sciences from University College London and an MD research degree from Imperial College London, underlining his commitment to excellence in both clinical and research domains.

Mr Daulatzai’s clinical expertise encompasses the full spectrum of colorectal and general surgical conditions. He manages colorectal cancer and benign bowel disorders such as inflammatory bowel disease, diverticular disease and complicated hernia repair. He also treats perianal conditions including haemorrhoids, fistulas and fissures, and performs surgical procedures including colonoscopy, robotic and laparoscopic surgery, excision of benign lesions, fistulectomy, stoma surgery and advanced hernia repair.

He is an accredited endoscopist and regularly presents his work at national and international conferences, contributing to surgical education and the advancement of minimally invasive techniques. His approach focuses on personalised care and the use of modern surgical technologies to improve outcomes and reduce recovery times for his patients.

Mr Daulatzai is committed to multidisciplinary collaboration, working closely with oncologists, radiologists and specialist nursing teams to coordinate comprehensive patient care. He speaks English and additional languages including Pashto and Farsi, enabling effective communication with a diverse patient population.