Mr Angus McIndoe is one of the UK's leading experts in gynaecological oncology, specialising in treating cancers occurring in the female reproductive organs. He has extensive experience in treating a wide variety of cancers, including ovarian, cervical, endometrial, fallopian tube, vulval, and uterine cancers. Mr McIndoe is highly regarded for his expertise in diagnosing, treating, and supporting patients through their treatment journey.

In 1981, Mr McIndoe gained his primary medical qualification at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He then moved to the UK to take up a role at London's Wellington Hospital, where he gained a distinguished research fellowship PhD and surgical training with the Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Mr McIndoe has received comprehensive training and experience at several leading centres in London, including The London Clinic, The Wellington Hospital, The Portland Hospital, The Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, and the Sainsbury Wing at Hammersmith Hospital. He has since established his own treatment centre of excellence, The McIndoe Centre for Oncology. He also provides private consultations with the highly acclaimed Nuada Gynaecology Group located at Harley Street.

Mr McIndoe ensures that he spends significant time with each of his patients to make them feel as comfortable as possible regarding their treatment and to ensure that all of their questions are thoroughly answered. He is widely acknowledged and praised as an immensely compassionate and professional doctor. In addition to his clinical work, he is a trailblazer in the most recent techniques in robotic surgery to treat benign tumours. He often shares his insights and expertise by giving talks to other surgeons across the globe and has contributed to significant improvements in women's health through his published research.

Mr McIndoe's dedication to patient care and his pioneering work in gynaecological oncology make him a highly respected figure in the medical community. His commitment to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes continues to make a profound impact on the field of women's health.