Loren Borud is an extremely renowned plastic surgeon, who has over 20 long years of experience in medical field. At the Harvard Medical School, from where he attained his degree in medicine, he was appointed for the post of assistant professor, and there he worked for almost 8 years. At the present time, he is busy with his own private business, providing consultations to biotechnology companies, private equity companies and medical institutions.

Owing to Loren Borud’s extensive knowledge in the sphere of reconstructive surgery, he is highly familiar with what exactly happens inside hospitals and clinics. His realistic perception of the driving force between patient and doctor relations enables him to offer expert guidance in the field of medical services, medical microeconomics and strategic planning. Recently he launched a book called “Plastikonomics: What I Learned as a Harvard Plastic Surgeon”, where he explained the truth behind the plastic surgery industry as well as its speedy development, in the recent times, which is due to political and cultural influences. The much-admired surgeon gets his perceptions from his past experiences as well as first hand inspections, and he shares them with the common people and helps them to have a clear understanding of the plastic surgery world.
Loren Borud has also co-written loads of articles pertaining to reconstructive surgery, in the past years, in several medical journals, like “The Journal of Surgical Research” and “Annals of Plastic Surgery”. His researches pertaining to reconstructive surgery as well as to associated medical domains have made valuable contribution towards the sphere of aesthetic procedures.