Dr. Smadar Peker-Nir
Dr. Smadar Peker-Nir is a board-certified general surgeon. Director of Oncological Breast Clinic in the Assuta Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel. Specializing in detection, assessment and surgical removal of benign and cancerous breast tumors.
A wife and mother of three, residing in Givatayim, Dr. Peker-Nir was born and raised in Omer, in the south of Israel. She fulfilled her civic duty with the IDF as a Medical Corpse officer. During her time with the IDF she managed a clinic then continued to become an instructor for IDF file medics. After finishing her medical degree studies Dr. Peker-Nir went on to a residency in general surgery at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center – Ichilov. She later became a senior physician at the Brest Institute of the center focusing mainly on oncological breast surgery. Later on opened the clinic in Assuta.
During her years of practice Dr. Smadar Peker-Nir has tended to many women who have received the grave diagnosis of breast cancer. She learned to be there for each and every one, guide and help them cope with the various stages of reconciliation with the diagnosis and through treatment, not only the required operation. Dr. Peker-Nir believes that the relationship between surgeon and patient is the very foundation of treatment. Her surgical skills coupled with compassion, a sympathetic ear, seeing the individual concerns and need of each and every woman under her care make her one of the top-rated breast surgeons in Israel.
To My Patients I Promise:
Surgical treatments tailored to best meet the individual needs of each and evert patient.
Maintaining my patient's health and safety at every turn.
Emphasizing esthetics not only clinical results.
A sympathetic ear for every patient and their family.
High availability for urgent cases.
MY PATH TO BREAST SURGERY
This website is dedicated to my dearly beloved grandmother the late Mrs. Stella Bida who lost her immediate and extended family in the Holocaust, came to Israel in 1942, married and had a family of her own. At age 42 she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a Mastectomy, she passed due to her illness at age 64.
My grandmother hid her illness from those around her, I am confident it was detected at an advanced stage.
Were my grandmother living nowadays, I have no dough in my mind things would have been different.
At age 12, my beloved, adored, ever smiling, full of humor and wisdom grandmother was taken from me.
She is always in my heart, my choice to dedicate myself to breast surgery is an homage to her.
I believe early detection can save lives.
Get checked, have a breast exam, it can save your life!
