Every piece starts with a specific opportunity: the gap between what we know patients deserve and what the system is actually delivering.
New writing publishes every three to four weeks. Commentary on LinkedIn weekly.
Every venture I’ve founded or helped shape started with the same question: what is getting in the patient’s way, and how do we fix it?
Read →The question almost nobody asks before a reconstruction consultation, but should: how will I feel living with this result, not just how will it look?
Read →The clinical and operational case for treating shared decision-making as infrastructure, not philosophy.
Read →The microsurgical procedures that treat and prevent lymphedema exist and work. The failure is a system that can’t scale access to them.
Read →A microsurgeon loses the ability to operate and the system he built absorbs the loss, continuing to deliver at the highest level. What the diagnosis confirmed about clinical infrastructure that outlasts any individual.
Read →Treatment ends, the clinical team disperses, and the question nobody prepares you for arrives: now what? What the evidence actually says about skincare after treatment, and why survivorship deserves the same rigor as everything that comes before it.
Read →Publishing over the upcoming months.
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