“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”

New in Global Open: Glove-shaped Foam with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy for Skin Graft Fixation on the Hand dlvr.it/ShSfKV #plasticsurgery #PRSGlobalOpen #openaccess

Trending in PRS: Managing Necrosis of the Nipple-Areola Complex in Breast Reconstruction after Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy: Immediate Nipple-Areola Complex Reconstruction with Banked Skin dlvr.it/ShbgFQ #plasticsurgery #PRSJournal

Congrats Muhieddine Labban !🥳 You made AUB and Lebanon proud!

Trust the process

Excited to share that our abstracts have been selected for a podium (as one of only 16 podium presentations!) and two poster presentations at the 12th Annual Harvard Surgery Research Day! Congrats Erik Reiche Vanessa Mroueh 🌟 #harvard #surgery #plasticsurgery #research

Happy to have had the opportunity to attend and present our lab’s work during the 12th Annual Harvard Surgery Research Day🌟

Happy Doctors’ Day!🫶🏻

“Your living is determined not so much by what life brings to you as by the attitude you bring to life; not so much by what happens to you as by the way your mind looks at what happens”—Khalil Gibran, 19th Century.

Case of Pectus Arcuatum (aka Pouter pigeon chest) => Asymmetrical protrusion of the chest at the upper part of the sternum, notably at the manubriosternal junction and the 2nd to 5th ribs cartilages #radiology Brigham and Women's Radiology

In this #PRSJournal article, the authors review stages 2 through 5, using a forehead flap and rib grafts to resurface the nose and build a support framework: bit.ly/NasalDefectsRe…

Super happy to join the team!🤩

2nd Annual Research Day of Harvard - Mass General Brigham Plastic Surgery. Always pleased to learn and dive into the latest plastic surgery research. So happy to be part of this community!🤍 Harvard_Plastic_Surg Brigham and Women's Hospital

Be genuinely excited to see your patients, and they will often match that energy. It can transform your clinical days and make for much deeper connection with patients. Applies to relationships outside of medicine, too.

Proud!

They said “No way you’ll get into med school together.” Yet we did. They said “You won’t make it into plastic surgery research labs in the US.” Yet we did. They said “Matching into a surgical specialty? That’s very competitive.” Well… we just did. And the best part? Together!