“I have dedicated my professional career to taking care of women affected by breast cancer. My goal is to help these patients understand what is possible with the best of modern reconstructive breast surgery and to deliver results that minimize the impact cancer has had on their lives.”
“I continue to be humbled by the impact this work has, both on the women we take care of and those that are near and dear to them. The effects of breast reconstruction have the capacity to transcend the surgical techniques, providing the final link in the circle of treatment, a return to wholeness, and an overall sense of recovery.”
“I want my patients to feel seen, heard, and cared for from the moment we meet. By offering clear guidance, individualized planning, and precise surgical technique, I strive to create results that feel natural and lasting—and an experience that brings comfort, confidence, and peace of mind.”
“My hope is to enhance the quality of care to our patients by making available to them the most innovative and progressive treatments possible.”
“I believe it is the attention to detail that gives women the best possible outcomes and a complete sense of well being. I am dedicated to making women feel whole again without sacrificing that which makes her feel like a woman.”
“Supporting women through breast reconstruction is a profound privilege. I’m committed to guiding each patient with confidence, compassion, and refined surgical technique so she feels empowered every step of the way.”
“As a surgeon, I understand that technical skills are not enough. We must provide the total care of a woman, supporting her through the anxiety and emotions, as well as the treatment and surgery.”
“Following a life changing experience such as breast cancer, breast reconstruction becomes greater than restoring anatomy; however, it can be incredibly daunting. My mission is to guide every patient with thoughtful and compassionate care using the most advanced and personalized surgical techniques.”
“Women facing breast cancer encounter more than the medical aspect of it; they must also face the physical, emotional, and psychological demands of the disease. I want to take the time to meet each woman where she is and work with her to get her where she wants to go. I strive to treat each woman as I would want my mother or sister to be treated.”