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How to find an oncologist in Tashkent in 2026: 3 doctors
Three oncologists from three Tashkent clinics. For a consultation or a second opinion, start with Doktor-Servis: its oncologist is also a surgical oncologist and chemotherapy specialist. The clinic sees patients every day. For breast changes, you can consult the breast oncologist at IMC, who holds a Candidate of Medical Sciences degree. HeartTeam in Yunusabad has an interventional oncologist who performs procedures through blood vessels or small skin punctures. All three clinics are private and publish their doctors’ names on their websites. Below, we compare the doctors and clinics using the information they publish.
How to choose
How do I choose an oncologist in Tashkent?
Start with what you need. If a diagnosis has already been made and you need a consultation, a second opinion, an operation or chemotherapy, this guide has an oncologist who is also a surgical oncologist and chemotherapy specialist. For breast changes, consult the breast oncologist. If another doctor has mentioned a procedure through blood vessels or small skin punctures, there is an interventional oncologist. Either way, bring all your documents: discharge papers, histology reports, images and discs. If there is no diagnosis yet, only a suspicion, say so when booking: the doctor will suggest which tests to start with.
Who can advise on chemotherapy?
Doktor-Servis lists one doctor as an oncologist, surgical oncologist and chemotherapy specialist, so the consultation, the operation and drug treatment can be discussed with one doctor. Bring the histology report if you have one, discharge papers and images. Ask where chemotherapy is given, how many courses are planned, how often you need to come and what the price of a course includes. Write down the answers or take someone close with you. Also ask which side effects are possible and whom to call if you feel worse between courses.
Where can I see a surgical oncologist?
The surgical oncologist in this guide works at Doktor-Servis; the same clinic has a surgeon who performs endoscopic operations and a colorectal surgeon. If an operation is possible, ask how it will be done, how many days you will spend in hospital, whether chemotherapy will be needed afterwards and what the price includes. Ask for the total cost before the operation. If you are unsure, show your documents to a second oncologist. Bring a list of the medicines you take regularly to the consultation. After the operation, ask when to come for dressings and a check-up.
Where can I see a breast oncologist?
The breast oncologist in this guide sees patients at the IMC centre on Darkhan Street; the centre states that she is a Candidate of Medical Sciences. Ultrasound is done at the same centre. If you have felt a lump or noticed discharge or a change in the skin of the breast, do not put off the visit. Bring earlier ultrasound and mammogram results and note when you noticed the changes. Ask which tests are needed and whether they can be done the same day, so you do not have to come twice.
Can I see a breast specialist at night or at weekends?
None of the oncologists in this guide see patients around the clock: IMC and HeartTeam are open Monday to Saturday, and Doktor-Servis every day during the day. A breast specialist appointment can also be booked for a Saturday. If the breast hurts badly, is red and you have a high temperature, do not wait for a planned visit — call 103 for an ambulance. The service is free and available around the clock. If symptoms appear at the weekend, describe them to the clinic and ask how urgently you need to be seen.
How much does a private oncology appointment cost?
All three clinics listed here are private and charge for appointments. The consultation, tests, ultrasound, CT, procedures and chemotherapy are charged separately, so ask for a breakdown of the cost. The clinic quotes the consultation fee when you book. For a second opinion, ask whether you can send the documents in advance and what reviewing them costs. Ask for the price in writing so there are no surprise bills later. If treatment is long, ask whether you can pay in stages.
Where can I see a breast specialist when travelling from Yunusabad?
The breast oncologist in this guide sees patients at IMC on Darkhan Street. HeartTeam is in Yunusabad, but an interventional oncologist sees patients there, not a breast specialist. Doktor-Servis is on Muqimiy Street. Check the exact address and a landmark on the clinic’s page. Ask when booking how long the appointment lasts and whether to bring earlier images. If travelling is hard for you, ask whether the consultation and tests can be done on one day. Set aside half a day for the first visit, including the journey.
What should I ask before booking an oncology appointment?
This guide covers oncologists at private clinics. They give consultations and second opinions, and some of them operate and prescribe treatment. Ask when booking whether the doctor provides treatment or consultations only, and where the operation or chemotherapy takes place. If you are already being treated at another centre, bring all its reports and tell the doctor: this helps them understand your treatment history. A second opinion is normal practice: do not hesitate to ask your clinic for copies of all documents. Ask the doctor whether you can contact them after the appointment if questions come up.
Doctors and clinics
Which oncologist both operates and gives chemotherapy?
Davidov Ruslan Akbarjanovich is an oncologist, surgical oncologist and chemotherapy specialist at Doktor-Servis on Muqimiy Street: going by his specialties on the website, he consults, operates and prescribes drug treatment. The clinic sees patients every day, including weekends, and has an endoscopist and ultrasound doctors on staff. If you are going for a consultation or a second opinion, bring all discharge papers, histology reports, images and CT or MRI discs. Ask by phone whether you can send the documents in advance so the doctor can look at them before the appointment. Write down your questions: the diagnosis and stage, treatment options and the consequences of delaying treatment. Take someone close with you: two people remember more. The clinic’s phone numbers are on its website. After the appointment, ask for the plan in writing: which tests, in what order and by when.
Where can I see an interventional oncologist?
Kadirov Xamidulla Xikmatovich is an interventional oncologist at HeartTeam in Yunusabad. An interventional oncologist performs procedures through blood vessels or small skin punctures, using imaging to guide the procedure. The clinic has an inpatient department, and appointments run Monday to Saturday. Whether this method suits you is decided by the oncologist after reviewing your records and images, so bring all discharge papers, reports and CT or MRI discs. If another oncologist referred you, bring their report. Ask how long the procedure takes, how many days you will spend in hospital and what the price includes. The website has a booking form: after you fill it in, staff call back to arrange an appointment. Ask whether the procedure needs preparation and which medicines to pause: the doctor decides. After the procedure, ask when to come for a check-up and whom to call if you feel worse.
Where can I see a breast oncologist with an academic degree?
Zakirova Lolaxon Tulkunovna is a breast oncologist (mammologist-oncologist) and Candidate of Medical Sciences at the IMC centre on Darkhan Street. A mammologist deals with diseases of the breast, so with changes in the breast you can start with her. An ultrasound doctor works at the same centre, so ultrasound is done on site. If you have felt a lump or noticed discharge, do not put off the visit. Bring the results of earlier ultrasounds or mammograms so the doctor can compare. Note when you first noticed the symptoms and whether they vary during your menstrual cycle. Ask which tests are needed and whether they can be done the same day. You can book through the centre’s website. If women in your family have had breast cancer, tell the doctor. Bring a list of the medicines you take, including hormonal ones. After the appointment, ask when to come back.
How we chose
This guide covers 3 doctors. Facts verified: .
Criteria: the oncologist's areas of practice: surgical oncology, chemotherapy, interventional oncology, breast oncology · tests in the same clinic · academic degree stated by the clinic · the clinic's hours.
Doctors’ names and specialties are taken from their clinics’ websites and reflect the information available on the verification date. This guide does not replace a medical consultation.
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