Mr. Sinan Barazi is a Consultant Neurosurgeon at King's College Hospital and the London Neurosurgery Partnership. His areas of expertise encompass facial pain / trigemonal neuralgia, endoscopic pituitary and anterior skull base surgery, lateral skull base surgery, and various spinal disorders such as back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and arm pain, along with degenerative spine conditions.

Originally from Copenhagen, Denmark, Mr. Barazi obtained his medical qualification from King’s College Hospital School of Medicine in London in 1996. He served with the 14th Parachute Regiment in Toulouse, France, after which he started his surgical training in London. Following the completion of his Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2002, he commenced his neurosurgery training in London at various institutions including King’s College Hospital, Atkinson Morley’s Hospital, St George’s Hospital, and Hurstwood Park Neurological Centre.

In 2009, Mr. Barazi passed the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (Neurosurgery) examinations. Towards the conclusion of his training, he pursued a fellowship in endoscopic pituitary surgery in Bologna under the guidance of Dr. Giorgio Frank and Dr Ernesto Pasquini.  Returning to the United Kingdom, he underwent training under Professor Andrew King and Mr Scott Rutherford in Manchester as Neurosurgical Skull Base Fellowship. In 2010, he was appointed as a Consultant Neurosurgeon at King’s College Hospital. Mr. Barazi is actively engaged in national and international lecturing on various neurosurgical topics, including treatment modalities for facial pain, endoscopic pituitary/anterior skull base surgery, and spinal surgery.

Mr. Barazi has performed more than 1100 pituitary operations in his career.  He is a core member of the pituitary and skull base team at King’s College Hospital. He is also a core member of the Complex Facial Pain / Trigeminal Neuralgia clinic at St Thomas’ Hospital.

He is regularly invited to operate and teach in overseas skull base departments.  He lectures at national and international sub-specialty skull base, pituitary and facial pain meetings.

Mr. Barazi is joint Chair of the Medical Advisory Board of the Trigeminal Neuralgia Association of the United Kingdom.  He has performed over 200 microvascular decompressions, both endoscopically and microscopically.

He speaks five languages fluently, including English, Danish, French, German and Swedish.