Chest pain & angina
Assessment and treatment of chest discomfort, angina and coronary artery disease, with a plan tailored to your needs.
DR FAISAL KHAN · MBBS BSc (Hons) MRCP
General cardiology advice, assessment and treatment, alongside specialist coronary and heart valve care. From new symptoms to ongoing management, your care starts with you.

GENERAL CARDIOLOGY
Advice, diagnosis and ongoing treatment for your heart health. Whether you have a new symptom, an existing condition or questions about prevention, Dr Khan can help you plan the next step.
Assessment and treatment of chest discomfort, angina and coronary artery disease, with a plan tailored to your needs.
Assessment and ongoing management of breathlessness, heart murmurs, heart failure and heart valve conditions.
Advice and treatment for heart rhythm conditions, including atrial fibrillation, and investigation of palpitations, dizziness and fainting.
Advice on blood pressure, cholesterol and cardiovascular risk, tailored to your health and family history.
Lifestyle changesNeed urgent help? If you think you may be having a heart attack, call 999. Do not wait for a private appointment.
Dr Faisal Khan is a consultant interventional cardiologist with an NHS practice at St George’s, Epsom and St Helier Hospital Group. He offers private consultations at London Bridge Hospital, The Harley Street Clinic and Spire St Anthony’s Hospital in Cheam.
He provides general cardiology advice and treatment, including medication review, prevention and long-term management, alongside specialist coronary and structural heart interventions. The focus is on understanding your concerns, explaining your options and agreeing a clear plan for your care.
Latymer Upper School
Barts & The London
Medicine and a first-class degree in Sports & Exercise MedicineBern, Switzerland
British Cardiac Society Structural FellowshipKing’s College London
MBBS · BSc (Hons) · MRCP GMC registration 6162821
ADVICE & TREATMENT
General cardiology consultations, medication and lifestyle advice, and ongoing care, with expertise in catheter-based treatments when appropriate.
The right treatment starts with a careful assessment. Dr Khan will discuss suitability, alternatives, benefits and risks with you.
Discuss your treatment optionsDiscuss symptoms, review an existing diagnosis or plan how to look after your heart health. Your consultation can include advice on appropriate tests, medicines and lifestyle, with a plan for treatment and follow-up.
A catheter-based procedure to open narrowed coronary arteries, often using a small metal stent. Dr Khan’s practice includes complex coronary intervention and imaging within the artery to guide treatment.
Read the PCI patient guideTAVI replaces a narrowed aortic valve using a catheter, usually through an artery in the groin. Assessment by a specialist heart team helps determine whether TAVI or another treatment is suitable.
Read the TAVI patient guideA catheter-based approach to reduce leakage through the mitral valve in selected patients. Treatment options, including MitraClip and PASCAL, depend on the valve anatomy and the wider clinical assessment.
Read the mTEER patient guideA PFO is a small opening between the upper chambers of the heart. For selected patients, a device can close it through a catheter. A specialist assessment is essential to decide whether closure would be beneficial.
Read the PFO closure patient guidePATIENT GUIDES
Clear explanations of specialist procedures, alongside practical steps to reduce cardiovascular risk. Explore treatment, recovery and everyday heart health.
Opening narrowed heart arteries with a balloon and usually a stent. Learn how planned treatment differs from emergency care.
Read the PCI patient guideReplacing a narrowed aortic valve through a catheter. Understand assessment, the hospital stay and recovery at home.
Read the TAVI patient guideReducing a leaking mitral valve with a catheter-based repair. Explore suitability, expected benefits and follow-up.
Read the mTEER patient guideClosing an opening between the heart’s upper chambers in selected patients. Learn why careful stroke assessment comes first.
Read the PFO closure patient guidePractical advice on food, activity, weight, smoking, sleep and alcohol, with recipe ideas from Little Carb Kitchen.
These guides support your consultation. Your care team will explain the benefits, risks and alternatives for your own circumstances.
WHERE TO FIND ME
Choose the location that works for you. The appointments team can confirm availability and the exact address for your consultation.
HCA Healthcare UK
27 Tooley StreetHCA Healthcare UK
35 Weymouth StreetSpire Healthcare
801 London Road, CheamPLANNING YOUR CONSULTATION
Clear information to help you arrange your appointment. Choose self-pay or discuss your insurance cover with the practice team.
Please confirm your fee when booking, including follow-up fees at St Anthony’s. Tests, procedures and hospital charges may be billed separately.
Before booking, check that your policy covers Dr Khan and your chosen hospital. Your insurer can confirm whether you need a GP referral or pre-authorisation.
Dr Khan is Bupa recognised, fee assured and a member of Bupa’s Open Referral Network.
Ask about fees or insuranceBEFORE YOUR VISIT
Bring a list of your medicines, any relevant clinic letters or test results, and the questions you would like to discuss. If you have a referral letter, please bring that too.
The appointments team can advise what is needed for your consultation. If you are using medical insurance, check your insurer’s referral and authorisation requirements before booking.
View consultation fees by hospital. Please confirm the fee when booking; tests, procedures and hospital charges may be billed separately.
Read the insurance guidance, then confirm cover for Dr Khan and your chosen hospital with your insurer before booking. The practice team can help with appointment arrangements.
APPOINTMENTS & ENQUIRIES
Request a general or specialist cardiology appointment with Dr Faisal Khan. The practice team can help you choose a clinic and confirm availability.
Request an appointment by emailPlease include your contact number, preferred hospital and whether you are self-paying or using insurance. Your appointment is confirmed once the team agrees a date and time with you.
You can also book through your chosen hospital:
The email links on this page include Dr Khan’s name in the subject line automatically. Please avoid sending detailed medical information in your initial enquiry.