steady hands,straight answers

Surgery is a craft I learned in hospital - five years of residency in an emergency department, where your hands are shaped by the cases that cannot be refused. I keep the craft sharp by doing a narrow set of operations, and refusing the ones that belong in someone else's hands.

You will always hear what I actually think - what is urgent, what can wait, and what doesn't need doing at all. If I wouldn't operate on my own family, I won't operate on you.

The best operations are uneventful. I plan on the scan, rehearse the difficult steps, and keep the surprises in the planning room - never in the chair.

An operation ends when you have healed, not when the stitches are in. You get clear aftercare, my direct contact, and a follow-up I never skip.

My week moves between Sibiu and Bucharest. Different addresses, the same instruments, the same protocols, the same person - me.