About this clinic
A practical overview
As-Salam International Hospital in Maadi, Cairo, is a private tertiary hospital founded in 1982 and now the flagship of the Alameda Healthcare group. Its accreditations page lists Joint Commission International hospital accreditation (plus JCI clinical care programme certifications for stroke, AMI and COPD), CAP laboratory accreditation, ESMO, SRC joint-replacement accreditation and ISO 9001/14001. Plastic surgery is one of its listed specialties, with three plastic surgeons named on the department page, and the hospital operates an International Relations Department for overseas patients covering visa facilitation, contracted hotels and concierge services. It is a full-service hospital rather than a cosmetic-surgery clinic; cosmetic procedure menus and prices are not published.
Published treatment specialisms
- Plastic surgery (hospital department)
- Multi-specialty tertiary care (30+ specialties)
Evidence at a glance
What the public record shows
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Indicative pricing
Research status unconfirmed
Indicative pricing: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
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Named clinician
Clinic published
3 clinicians are named in the source: Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Sobhy, Dr. Wael Saeed Abdel Nasser, Dr. Amr Ahmed Zaki Hussien Elnaggar.
Accreditation evidence
Clinic published
5 accreditation claims are published; none is shown as register verified.
Routine aftercare
Research status unconfirmed
Routine aftercare: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
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Legal entity
Legal entity: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
legalEntity- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Facility licence
Facility licence: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
facilityLicence- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Named clinician
3 clinicians are named in the source: Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Sobhy, Dr. Wael Saeed Abdel Nasser, Dr. Amr Ahmed Zaki Hussien Elnaggar.
Published by the clinic; not independently verified by Medical Destinations.
As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
How this row was classified
- Legacy field
clinicians- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- Matched the legacy field source to the clinic's website domain.
Accreditation evidence
5 accreditation claims are published; none is shown as register verified.
These are clinic-published claims and are not presented as certification seals or independent register verification.
As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
How this row was classified
- Legacy field
accreditations- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- Matched the legacy field source to the clinic's website domain.
Indicative pricing
Indicative pricing: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
priceFrom- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Routine aftercare
Routine aftercare: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
aftercarePolicy- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Complication cover
Complication cover: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
insuranceCover- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Emergency escalation
An emergency pathway is published: As a JCI-claiming tertiary hospital with 24/7 emergency services and hotline 19885, complications can be managed on site — unlike standalone cosmetic clinics.
Published by the clinic; not independently verified by Medical Destinations.
As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
How this row was classified
- Legacy field
emergencyPathway- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- Matched the legacy field source to the clinic's website domain.
Refund and cancellation terms
Refund and cancellation terms: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
refundPolicy- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
UK follow-up
UK follow-up: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
ukPatientInfo- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
People and credentials
Named clinicians
Names and credentials are shown only where they were present in the public clinic record. Ask who will personally perform your procedure before booking.
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Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Sobhy
Plastic surgery department
Credentials not published on department page
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Dr. Wael Saeed Abdel Nasser
Plastic surgery department
Credentials not published on department page
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Dr. Amr Ahmed Zaki Hussien Elnaggar
Plastic surgery department
Credentials not published on department page
View public source
Questions to ask As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi)
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- What is the clinic's exact registered legal entity, registration number and current company-register entry?
- Which current healthcare licence covers the exact facility where my treatment would take place, and where can I check it?
- Where can I verify each accreditation claim on the accreditor's own current register?
- Can you send an itemised quote showing the original currency, everything included and every likely extra?
- Can you send the written aftercare plan, including follow-up dates, contacts and warning signs?
- Is any complication cover included, who provides it, and can I read the full terms before paying?
- Can you send the written deposit, cancellation and refund terms, including if I am found unsuitable?
- What follow-up is available after I return to the UK, and who should my NHS or private clinician contact?
- Who can I contact outside normal hours, and is that contact clinically qualified?
- Can you send the written revision policy, including eligibility, time limits and who pays each cost?
- Who is responsible for arranging and paying for treatment if I develop a complication?
- If I cannot fly home on time, who arranges and pays for extra accommodation?
- If my return travel must change for medical reasons, who arranges it and who pays?
- What insurance or financial protection applies, and what costs remain my responsibility?
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Aftercare and complications
Plan for the journey home
Routine aftercare, an emergency pathway, financial responsibility and UK follow-up are separate questions. Get each answer in writing.
Review aftercare and complication evidence 9 practical checks, each with its evidence state
Routine aftercare
Routine aftercare: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
aftercarePolicy- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Out-of-hours contact
Out-of-hours contact: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
outOfHoursContact- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Emergency escalation
An emergency pathway is published: As a JCI-claiming tertiary hospital with 24/7 emergency services and hotline 19885, complications can be managed on site — unlike standalone cosmetic clinics.
Published by the clinic; not independently verified by Medical Destinations.
As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
How this row was classified
- Legacy field
emergencyPathway- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- Matched the legacy field source to the clinic's website domain.
Revision policy
Revision policy: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
revisionPolicy- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Complication treatment responsibility
Complication treatment responsibility: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
complicationResponsibility- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Accommodation extensions
Accommodation extensions: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
accommodationExtensions- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Return-travel implications
Return-travel implications: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
returnTravel- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
UK follow-up
UK follow-up: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
ukPatientInfo- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Insurance or financial protection
Insurance or financial protection: research status has not yet been confirmed from the legacy record.
The legacy record does not establish whether this field was checked, absent, inapplicable or not imported.
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How this row was classified
- Legacy field
insuranceProtection- State source
- Conservative legacy inference
- Method
- No explicit evidence classification is present.
Contact and accountability
Public contact route
Contact the clinic through its own public channel and keep substantive answers in writing. We do not forward enquiries.
Clinic websiteWhere it is
Location
We publish Cairo, Egypt from the public record. Use the map to orient yourself, then confirm the exact address and how to reach the clinic directly before you travel.
Cairo, Egypt
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Sources and research history (4 public sources)
Public sources used
- As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
Supports: Named clinician, Clinician credentials
- As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
Supports: Accreditation evidence
- As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) website · checked
Supports: Emergency escalation
- mymeditravel.com · checked
Supports: Years operating, Patient languages
Research record
Last substantive update:
Profile status: Publicly researched; not claimed by the clinic
Compiled from public sources; the clinic has not claimed this profile.
Providers may correct factual errors and submit evidence for missing fields. Internal reviewer notes are never published.
Methodology and correctionsUsing this profile
Common questions about As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi)
Is As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) accredited?
Joint Commission International (hospital accreditation), College of American Pathologists, European Society for Medical Oncology, Surgical Review Corporation (joint replacement) and ISO 9001 (QMS) and ISO 14001 (EMS) are self-reported by the clinic and not yet independently verified. Accreditation status can change — confirm it is current with the issuing body before booking.
Who performs procedures at As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi)?
The public record names Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Sobhy (Plastic surgery department), Dr. Wael Saeed Abdel Nasser (Plastic surgery department) and Dr. Amr Ahmed Zaki Hussien Elnaggar (Plastic surgery department). Named clinicians in a record are not a guarantee of who treats you — ask which clinician will personally perform your procedure and get the answer in writing.
How much does treatment at As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) cost?
No indicative price is published in the record we reviewed for As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi). Ask for a full written quote and confirm exactly what it includes and excludes before paying a deposit.
What aftercare does As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) provide?
The public record we reviewed does not describe routine aftercare at As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi). Ask for the aftercare pathway in writing before booking: routine follow-up, out-of-hours contact, what happens if there is a complication, and how UK follow-up works.
Where is As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) and what does it offer?
As-Salam International Hospital (Maadi) is in Cairo, Egypt. The profile covers Cosmetic surgery. This is an independent research profile compiled from public sources — it is not a recommendation, and clinics cannot pay to change how they appear.
How does Medical Destinations choose which clinics to show?
We curate a small number of profiles rather than listing everyone, and we structure every profile the same way: accreditations, named clinicians, years operating, what a quote includes, aftercare arrangements and languages spoken. Where a trust signal is self-reported by the clinic and not yet independently verified, we say so. A listing is information to support your research — it is not a recommendation, and we do not rank clinics by who pays.
Will the NHS look after me if something goes wrong?
The NHS will treat you in an emergency, as it would for anyone. But it is not designed to provide routine follow-up or revision surgery for planned private treatment carried out abroad, and waiting times apply. This gap — between emergency care and the aftercare a planned procedure actually needs — is exactly why specialist insurance for treatment abroad exists.
Is anything on this site medical advice?
No. Medical Destinations is a research tool. We help you understand options, compare visible trust signals and find specialist insurance — we are not clinicians, and nothing here replaces a consultation with your GP or a qualified specialist. Whether a procedure is right for you is a clinical question; please take it to a clinician.