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10/13/2025

A short trip to the CNS-NASBS conference in LA to talk about lateral transorbital approaches to the skull base. It is an honor to learn from some of the legends in this field and to share our Stanford Transorbital Skull Base experience.

An approach once questioned why is now questioned how. 💡

Orbital surgeons should work with their neurosurgery colleagues to care for the most complex pathology involving the intersection of the brain, orbit, and sinuses!!

08/20/2025

Surgery really is an endurance sport—requiring conditioning, dedication, and focus to stay in the game. 💪💪💪

In my 40’s, I started experiencing chronic shoulder pain requiring physical therapy and cupping (swipe for post-session photos).

Musculoskeletal pain from surgery is really common- nearly 9 in 10 surgeons experience it. Mostly due to neck (~58%), back (~68%), and shoulder (~48%) pain from long hours in the OR, repetitive movements, headgear/lights/loupes, and posture.

Strength training is important to support your neck, back and shoulders to avoid injury. It’s easy to forget about our own health when we are helping others- this is my reminder to put my life vest on first. Maybe it can be yours too.🫶🏻

08/09/2025

Day 2 at WIO:
If conferences had Oscars, today would’ve been a sweep. 🏆

We had it all—laughs, tears, pearls of wisdom, dancing, and a record-breaking keynote from the Glaucomfleckens, who somehow made life, death, and love hilarious while inspiring us all to find our why.

Dr. Erin Shriver’s Bernice Brown Award Lecture brought us to tears, packed with the substance of Erin- thoughtful leadership, advocacy, inspiration, guided by personal experience and heart. My favorite moment of the day for one of my favorite humans, mentors, and friends. 🩷🩷🩷

The academic all-star session dropped so much wisdom about success in academia, by an all ophthalmology chair panel.

Sprinkle in Zumba, yoga, pickle ball, poolside dancing, and nonstop reunions with friends and colleagues- it was the perfect WIO day.

What was your favorite part? 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 If you’re here and I haven’t met you yet— please come say hi!!

08/07/2025

Meet the 2025 WIO Board of Directors— a powerhouse of passionate and brilliant female leaders driving progress in ophthalmology.

We are planning mentorship efforts, clinical trials programs, speakers training, academic pursuits, international outreach, outstanding virtual and in person educational content for the summer symposium and our over 15 virtual events- and SO much more. Great things are happening at Women in Ophthalmology.

The future is bright — and we’re just getting started. 💪✨

07/28/2025

Kicking off the new year with great company, delicious food, all star volleyball, and the best oculoplastics team!

This weekend we gathered for our annual Oculoplastics Welcome BBQ to celebrate:
✨ A brand-new year of growth and learning
✨ Our stellar new fellow, Dr. Cy Lewis
✨ The new first-year residents
✨ New members of our oculoplastics family — including the newest addition- Baby Savage!

Here’s to another year of patient care, pushing boundaries, learning from each other, and doing what we love. ❤️

07/26/2025

Grateful for the mentors who have shaped my journey in oculoplastic surgery — but especially for my preceptor, Dr. David Tse.

Dr. Tse is the greatest mind and mentor I have known. He taught me that curiosity and passion should guide our profession and to never stop pushing boundaries.

It was such a treat to welcome him to Stanford as a featured speaker at the BAOC, introduce him to my first fellow, and even give him a glimpse into the next generation of education through VR.

Oculoplastics is where I’ve found my family, my joy, and my purpose. Feeling so thankful for for the teachers who continue to inspire me every day and the opportunity to share my joy with the next generation of surgeons. ❤️

07/22/2025

Day 1 of the BAOC (Bay Area Ophthalmology Course) kicked off with 11 expert faculty from across California and beyond- including guest speakers Dr. David Tse from Bascom Palmer and Dr. Jurij Bilyk from Wills Eye—two legends in the field.

Outstanding lectures, rich discussion, and impactful learning to elevate oculoplastic education. Excited for what’s ahead!

07/20/2025

🔥 If you’re passionate about Thyroid Eye Disease, this is the meeting to attend. The EUGOGO TED Forum in London | Sept 10–21, 2025 brings together global experts to share the latest in TED treatments and innovations.

I’m honored to be speaking on:
🔹 Surgical Timing Before & After Teprotumumab
🔹 Ocular Surface in TED
🔹 Teprotumumab: Efficacy & Longevity Review

📍Scan the QR code for details — I hope to see you there!

07/17/2025

Amazing day in the OR with an incredible team! Thrilled to have at Stanford. Great things are happening this year at Stanford Oculoplastics!!! Let’s do this!

To refer patients to Stanford Oculofacial Plastic Surgery please give us a call!

🏅Byers Eye Institute at Stanford
☎️ (650) 723-6995- oculofacial plastic and reconstructive consultation
☎️ (650) 498-6995- Aesthetic consultation (surgery, fillers, botox)
🌎 2452 Watson Court Palo Alto, CA

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2452 Watson Court
Palo Alto, CA
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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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