Breast Health Awareness Class

About

Let's talk breast health—because knowledge is power, and early detection saves lives.

This free, in-person workshop is designed to raise awareness about breast cancer, break down taboos, and give you the personal tools to take charge of your breast health.

Whether you're checking for the first time, supporting a loved one, or curious about the latest in breast health technology—this event is for you.

What you'll learn

Know your risk: personalised tools and risk assessment.

✅ How to check your chest (yes, everyone should!)

Discover the differences between NHS and private care pathways.

Learn about 3D areola tattooing options & body confidence.

Hear about the latest the latest innovations in breast care.

About our speakers

Sara Duane – Medical Tattoo Artist & Breast Health Advocate
With nearly 30 years of experience, Sara Duane is a medical tattoo artist specialising in 3D nipple and areola tattooing for individuals post-mastectomy. Her mission goes beyond restoration—she's passionate about educating people on breast health and the power of early detection.

Mr Haresh Devalia - KIMS Hospital

With over 30 years of experience, Mr Devalia is a multi-award-winning surgeon and one of the UK's first certified cosmetic breast specialists. He leads the Breast Care Unit at both Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust and KIMS Hospital. Passionate about early diagnosis and education, he also trains future surgeons as a Senior Lecturer at Kent and Medway Medical School

Justina Hissett, Esther Kershaw and Kat Firth – Breast Cancer Nurse Specialists, NHS
Experienced Breast Cancer Nurse Specialists based at the Peggy Wood Breast Care Centre, Maidstone Hospital. Together, they bring a wealth of clinical expertise, compassion, and dedication to supporting individuals through every stage of their breast cancer journey. With a focus on personalised care, emotional wellbeing, and patient empowerment, they play a vital role in guiding patients from diagnosis through treatment and recovery. Their work extends beyond the clinic, fostering community support and raising awareness to encourage early detection and informed decision-making.