Head and Neck Reconstruction

Comprising a collaborative team of cancer-focused reconstructive surgeons, including plastic surgeons, otolaryngologists, maxillofacial surgeons, and microvascular specialists, the head and neck reconstruction team aims to restore both function and appearance in patients facing complex defects involving the scalp, face, jaw, oral cavity, pharynx, and neck. 

Neuroplastics

The neuroplastics team is focused on scalp and calvarial reconstruction is dedicated to the comprehensive management of patients requiring restoration of cranial integrity and scalp coverage following tumor resection, trauma, infection, or congenital anomalies. Its primary goal is to restore both the protective and aesthetic functions of the skull and overlying soft tissue through multidisciplinary collaboration between neurosurgeons, plastic surgeons, and other specialists. 

Spinoplastics

The spinoplastics team is focused on restoring spinal stability, protecting neurologic function, and reconstructing soft tissue defects following oncologic spine surgery, often involving extensive bony and soft tissue loss. Objectives include developing and implementing advanced techniques in spinal instrumentation, vascularized flap coverage, and biologic or synthetic reconstruction; minimizing complications such as infection or wound breakdown; and promoting functional recovery and long-term quality of life. 

Thoracic Surgery

The goal of our thoracic surgery team is to provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary care focused on restoring form and function following the surgical treatment of thoracic malignancies. This includes advanced reconstruction after resections involving the chest wall, airway, esophagus, or mediastinum due to cancers such as lung, esophageal, or soft tissue tumors such as sarcoma. We aim to optimize oncologic outcomes while prioritizing postoperative recovery, respiratory mechanics, and quality of life.