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  • Date: Tuesday 30th September 2025
    Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
    Location:
    The Lanesborough Club and Spa, The Lanesborough Hotel

Big or small, natural or reconstructed, our breasts are an enduring symbol of being a woman: they tap into our sexuality, our femininity and our maternal instinct. However, our breasts are also prone to change: both good and bad. So, how can we uphold our sense of identity as time takes its toll, when illness manifests, or as medical intervention might be necessary?

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we were joined by an empowering, all-female panel of breast-focused experts: including breast and body surgeon, Mrs. Jaqueline Lewis; holistic therapist and founder of Ground Wellbeing, Peigín Crowley; and medical tattooing artist and expert, Karen Betts.

From essential checks and artistic reconstruction, to the role of cancer care and naturopathic support, we discussed the treatments, techniques and therapies that can help foster confidence in our breasts once more – no matter the road we’re navigating.

Our Panelists

Mrs Jacqueline Lewis
Mrs Jacqueline Lewis
Jacqueline is a highly respected surgeon, one of the few women in the UK fully trained in both Plastic and Breast Surgery. Formerly a Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon at Imperial College NHS Trust, she specialises in aesthetic breast surgery and non-surgical facial treatments, and is known for her warmth, empathy and honest guidance.
Peigín Crowley
Peigín Crowley
Peigín, founder of GROUND, has over 30 years’ experience creating award-winning spa and wellness experiences for leading luxury brands, including Rosewood, Six Senses, and the Lanesborough. Her intuitive, therapeutic approach focuses on real-life needs such as sleep, stress, hormonal health, cancer care, and skin wellness.
Karen Betts
Karen Betts
Inspired by the transformative impact of medical tattooing, Karen is a leader in permanent makeup, founding an academy, developing award-winning pigment ranges, and opening clinics in prestigious locations, including Harley Street. She works extensively with individuals undergoing cancer treatment and those with medical conditions that affect appearance.