Top 3 Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Surgery Specialists in Jabal Amman 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

Hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery deals with the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts and pancreas. People are often referred after a blood test or scan shows something that needs a specialist opinion, such as gallstones that keep causing pain, an abnormal area on the liver, a blocked bile duct, or a growth or cyst in the pancreas. A specialist can explain what a finding means and whether surgery is one of the possible options, or whether monitoring is more appropriate.

Consider booking a specialist visit if you have repeated pain in the upper abdomen, unexplained weight loss, appetite changes that do not settle, or an imaging report you do not fully understand. Bring the report with you, because the surgeon will want to see the images as well as the written summary.

Seek emergency care now, and call 911, if you have any of these:

• yellow skin or yellow eyes
• dark urine together with pale stools
• fever with chills, especially with yellowing
• severe upper abdominal pain that lasts for hours or keeps getting worse
• vomiting blood or passing black, tarry stools
• confusion, fainting or a rapidly swollen abdomen

Do not wait for a clinic appointment in these situations.

How to choose among the doctors here

Start with the profile details, not the position on the page. The order reflects how complete and checkable each profile's published information is. It does not tell you who is more skilled. When you search for the best Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Surgery Specialists in Jabal Amman, compare these points for each doctor:

• Whether hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery is a listed sub-specialty, and whether the services match your problem, such as liver tumour surgery, biliary surgery or pancreatic tumour surgery.
• Whether the training and qualifications described fit the question you want answered.
• Whether the profile mentions minimally invasive (keyhole) techniques, and whether that suits your situation as your surgeon explains it.
• The languages listed, so you can discuss your options in the language you are most comfortable with.
• Which clinic the doctor works from, and which hospital any surgery would take place in.
• The confirmed opening hours, which help you plan a visit around work.

Ask each clinic directly how many procedures of your type the surgeon performs and how they handle follow-up. If two doctors seem suitable, a second opinion is a normal step. Share the same reports with each one so you can compare their advice fairly.

What to expect at the first visit

Before you go, gather:

• all scan reports and images, plus any recent blood test results
• a list of current medicines, vitamins and herbal products, including blood thinners
• a short written timeline: when symptoms started, how often they happen, and what makes them better or worse
• any earlier surgery or hospital admissions, with dates if you know them

At the visit, the surgeon will usually take your history, examine you and review your results. They may order further tests before discussing options. Several profiles here mention reviewing previous reports and investigations, so bringing them can save time and avoid repeat tests.

Useful questions include: What does my scan show, in plain words? Does this need treatment now, or can it be monitored? What are the realistic options, including doing nothing? What would recovery involve? Who should I contact if I have concerns after the visit? Write the answers down, or ask whether you can record the explanation with the clinic's permission.

Insurance, fees and booking

Before you book, ask the clinic:

• the consultation fee, and whether it is paid on the day
• whether your health insurance is accepted for consultations, tests and any procedure
• whether you need a referral
• whether scans, laboratory tests and hospital costs are billed separately
• how to reschedule or cancel if your plans change

Fees and insurance details appear on a profile only when the clinic has published them, so treat the profile as a starting point rather than a final answer. One profile notes that consultations at its clinic are arranged in advance, so plan ahead rather than expecting a walk-in visit. Confirm the appointment time directly with the clinic, since opening hours can change around holidays.

Getting there

All three listed doctors work from clinics in Jabal Amman, Amman. Two share the outpatient clinics of Jordan Hospital and Medical Centre, and one works from Al Khalidi Medical Plaza, where the profile places the clinic on floor 2. Ask the clinic for the exact entrance and parking arrangements before you travel. Allow extra time at busy hours, and keep a printed copy of your appointment time and reports so you are not searching for them when you arrive.

Checklist before you book

Use this checklist for every Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Surgery Specialist in Jabal Amman you consider:

• Have I read the services and sub-specialties on the profile?
• Does the listed work match my question?
• Have I checked which languages the consultation will use?
• Have I confirmed the appointment time with the clinic?
• Have I asked about the consultation fee and my insurance?
• Have I gathered my scans, reports and medicine list?
• Do I know which symptoms mean I should call 911 instead of booking a visit?