The London Neurosurgery Partnership (LNP) provides expert diagnosis and advanced treatment for the full range of neurological, spinal, and cranial conditions.
From brain and spine conditions to nerve and facial pain, the London Neurosurgery Partnership provides consultant-led care across every area of neurosurgery. Our experts deliver precise diagnoses and advanced treatment through clinics in Central London, Greater London, and Kent.
Specialist care for degenerative, traumatic, and congenital spinal disorders.
We treat disc prolapse, spinal stenosis, deformity, and spinal cord compression using both surgical and non-surgical approaches.
Expert diagnosis and management of brain tumours, aneurysms, trauma, and functional disorders.
Our consultants provide precise treatment planning supported by advanced imaging and microsurgical techniques.
Comprehensive care for conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia, skull base tumours, and chronic headache syndromes.
We offer both surgical and interventional solutions for lasting relief.
Specialist treatment for movement disorders, epilepsy, and chronic pain caused by abnormal nerve activity.
Our functional neurosurgery experts deliver advanced therapies, including deep brain stimulation and targeted nerve modulation.
Dedicated care for children with cranial and spinal disorders, including spina bifida, craniosynostosis, and paediatric brain tumours.
Our team provides family-centred treatment in partnership with leading paediatric specialists.
Comprehensive management of benign and malignant brain and spinal tumours.
Our consultants collaborate with neuro-oncologists and radiologists to deliver precise, evidence-based treatment and long-term follow-up.
Real experiences from patients whose lives have been transformed through expert care.
Our Consultants
A team of world-leading neurosurgeons and spinal specialists.
Working collaboratively across subspecialties, they combine clinical excellence, research leadership, and a shared commitment to delivering the best outcomes for every patient.