Plastic Surgeon and researcher focusing on what makes us human: faces, speech (palate), hands. Professor and Director of Surgical Innovations @UCSFPlastic.

Joined July 2016
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Updated video link at: youtube.com/watch?v=wmkCDubl…

This Wednesday we’ll follow the stories of three children forever changed by SLUCare plastic surgeon Dr. Alexander Lin on the #ScienceOfHealing at 6:30 p.m. on @KMOV TV-4.
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Alexander Lin, MD, MBA, FACS retweeted
‼️ Tomorrow, Oct 2nd @ 7 AM during Grand Rounds, Dr. Alexander Lin @AlexLinPlastic, @UCSF Plastic Surgeon & Co-director of the Craniofacial Center & Center for Advanced 3D Technologies, will discuss "3D Printing and Plastic Surgery Innovations." Join us👉 ow.ly/y53R50JrV2R
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Appreciate your engagement with our education session on #3Dprinting in #Pediatric #PlasticSurgery and #Craniofacial #Surgery. For more details, see our publication at: nature.com/articles/s41390-0…

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Congratulations @PRSjournal on your two 2023 #APEXAwards for Publication Excellence! In your award announcement video, thank you for using the issue with our manuscript on the cover!
#PRSJournal is proud to announce that our Journal has won two 2023 #APEXAwards for Publication Excellence! Congrats to all of our Authors, Editors, Reviewers, Video Discussants, & Staff involved in continually making PRS the #1 plastic surgery journal in the world!
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Replying to @AlexLinPlastic
@AlexLinPlastic at @cardinalglennon is able to fix a young girl's cleft palate with the help of SLU CADE in this clip from a recent episode of the #ScienceOfHealing youtu.be/0MeQPgbMuoQ Full Episode at: slucare.edu/scienceofhealing
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Thank you so much to our main Plastic surgery journal @PRSjournal for featuring our manuscript on its cover!
The July 2023 issue of #PRSJournal is now LIVE! The cover image comes from the article, “Seeing Cleft Lip from a New Angle: Crowdsourcing to Determine whether Scar Severity or Lip Angle Matters More to the General Public” by Sescleifer, Francoisse, et al: bit.ly/SeeingCleftLip
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Thank you to @NIH #PubMed Central (PMC) and @3DPrint_com for presenting our new article on Plastic Surgery Innovation #PlasticSurgery for #3DPrinting (#3DP) in #Craniomaxillofacial (CMF) #Surgery at this link: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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Alexander Lin, MD, MBA, FACS retweeted
Congrats SLU Department of Surgery for graduating its first all-female class of General Surgery chief residents. Great article highlighting some of their accomplishments: medscape.com/viewarticle/939…
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What’s the best way to say thank you? Nominate your favorite #CardinalGlennon staff member or team for an #AmbassadorChoiceAward! Tell us why they deserve to be recognized! Presented by @Tech_Elec glennon.org/glennon-ambassad…
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Alexander Lin, MD, MBA, FACS retweeted
3D Thursday: Weeks ago we shared a Cardinal Glennon Children's Foundation story on one of our young Extreme athletes, Matthew Shores. @KMOV Channel 4 will be airing his incredible story on October 23rd at 6:30pm.# #winitright #3DThursday #extremepride
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Always a pleasure to collaborate with our Plastic Surgery colleagues on our pediatric cases! Pictured: #PlasticSurgery Dr. @AlexLinPlastic and PGY4 Caitlin, and #Neurosurgery Dr. Kemp @itsbrainsurgery and PGY2 @NabihaQuadri
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23 May 2017
Surgeons at @cardinalglennon used a 3-D printed surgical guide on 2-year-old's skull ksdk.com/news/local/surgeons…
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It's #backtoschool time! Meet Matthew, who says he owes his place on the select #baseball team to Dr. Alexander Lin, who used #3Dprinting to help get Matthew on the field. Matthew gave "his hero" @AlexLinPlastic a signed jersey & ball. #OurLoveForKids bit.ly/30hCPFq
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Thanks @3DPrint_com for discussing our article. The NIH PubMed Central link to the article is here: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…

14 May 2020
Plastic Surgery: 3D Printed Patient-Specific Applications for Craniomaxillofacial Operations dlvr.it/RWcrys #3DPrinting #Medical3DPrinting
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Alexander Lin, MD, MBA, FACS retweeted
In a family meeting, after you explained the situation is worse, I see many doctors ask, "What would he WANT?" I think this is a BAD question, although I'm aware it is well-intentioned. I will tell you why...(thread) 1/
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14 Nov 2020
Pessimist: The glass is half-empty! Optimist: The glass is half-full! Proactive person: Actually, the glass is full. I refilled it while you were arguing. You're welcome
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Replying to @AdamMGrant
When you hear something for the first time, you can probably ignore it. If you hear it multiple times, from different sources you should probably do something about it.
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Alexander Lin, MD, MBA, FACS retweeted
• See failure as a beginning. • Never stop learning. • Assume nothing, question everything. • Teach others what you know. • Analyze objectively. • Practice humility. • Respect constructive criticism. • Take initiative. • Give credit where it's due. • Love what you do.
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12 Jul 2020
Too many of our impressions of others are based on too few clues. It's like the Kanizsa illusion: we only see corners, but our minds fill in a full triangle. When interpreting people's words and actions, be careful not to fill in what you can't see. vox.com/science-and-health/2…
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