Facing Cancer, Together

The word cancer often brings fear. It’s a diagnosis many dread, avoid testing for, and struggle to accept. It can feel overwhelming—physically, emotionally, financially, and spiritually.

But here's the truth: it doesn't have to be this way anymore.

With rapid advances in cancer treatment and surgical oncology, we now see more long-term survivors than ever before—people living full, meaningful lives. Yet, with so many treatment options, opinions, and information online, it’s natural for patients and their families to feel confused.

In this age of Artificial Intelligence and digital information, everyone can access treatment guidelines. But as a surgical oncologist, I know that the best medical option isn’t always the right one for you.

Choosing the right path involves understanding your medical condition—but also your emotional, social, and financial needs. I’m here to guide you through every step of this journey—helping you make informed decisions, supporting you during surgery and beyond, and standing by your side with compassion and clarity.

I’m deeply grateful to the Almighty, my family, my mentors, and most importantly—my patients—for trusting me during their most vulnerable moments. You’ve all helped shape me into the doctor I strive to be.

One quote that constantly inspires me is from Mother Teresa:

“What we do is nothing but a drop in the ocean, but if we didn’t do it, the ocean would be one drop less.”

This belief is the foundation of my work and my commitment to you.

I have done my best, I am doing my best—and I will always continue striving to do better—for you.