Services
Surgical fields, explained before anyone travels
Each field is general information. A surgeon decides whether an operation is appropriate. The page does not promise a result.
Oncologic surgery
Operations discussed when cancer, or a strong suspicion of cancer, is the question. Surgery is one part of care, not the whole of it.
Aesthetic and reconstructive surgery
Operations on form, after injury or by request. Expectation is reviewed before any drawing is treated as a plan.
General surgery
Operations on the gallbladder, the abdominal wall and related disease. Observation is sometimes the better plan.
Bariatric surgery
Operations that change the stomach or the intestinal path for severe weight-related disease. They are not cosmetic reductions.
Orthopedic surgery
Operations on joints and bone when pain and function are no longer answered by non-operative care.
Gynecologic surgery
Operations on the uterus, ovaries and related disease. Fertility and cancer risk are separate questions.
Head, neck and ENT surgery
Operations on the airway, the thyroid, the sinuses and the structures around them. Voice and swallowing are named when they are at stake.
Urologic surgery
Operations on the kidney, prostate and urinary tract. Continence and sexual function are named as possible consequences.
Ophthalmic surgery
Operations on the lens, the lid and the surface of the eye. A line on a vision chart is not promised.