Mr Ali Qureishi is a Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon currently seeing private patients at John Radcliffe Hospital, The New Foscote Private Hospital and Nuffield Health The Manor Hospital Oxford.

He is a leading specialist in treating nasal disorders and nasal cosmetic deformities. He specialises in septorhinoplasty/rhinoplasty (nose jobs), sinus surgery, snoring surgery and minimally invasive surgery to remove tumours through the nose. He is a certified cosmetic nasal surgeon by the Royal College of Surgeons, England. 

Mr Qureishi graduated with his BSc (Hons) in Anatomy and his medical degree from King's College London in 2009. His basic training included posts in ENT and plastic surgery in the Thames Valley and East Midlands regions. During this time he was awarded his Membership with the Royal College of Surgeons in ENT surgery and his Diploma in Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery in 2011. ​

He went on to complete higher surgical training in all aspects of adult and children's ENT, facial plastic and head-neck surgery in the Thames Valley Region. During this time he also undertook additional subspecialty fellowship training in rhinoplasty, nasal septal reconstruction, endoscopic sinus surgery, facial plastic and advanced skull base surgery. He was awarded his Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery in 2018.

During his career Mr Qureishi has held a number of senior positions, including Chair of the Oxford Surgical Trainee Group, Specialist Trainee Representative for ENT Surgery and Trainee Advisory Committee Representative for Health Education Thames Valley. ​

In his current clinical practice, Mr Qureishi cares for adults and children with a range of general ear, nose and throat conditions. In addition, he provides a tertiary service for patients from the Thames Valley region with nose, sinus and skull base diseases and tumours. He is also an active member of the Oxford Skull Base MDT and regularly operates in partnership with neurosurgeons in caring for patients with complex skull base pathologies.