Malcolm is a consultant oral and maxillofacial, head and neck surgeon and, with experience spanning three decades, is a hugely respected member of the Addenbrooke’s team.
His main areas of work involve facial and mouth cancer and reconstruction as well as facial trauma. In addition to his clinical work, he teaches head and neck anatomy at St Edmunds college to pre-clinical students and also supervises clinical medical students at Cambridge University. He is an author of many papers and a contributor to ‘Essential Surgery’ a leading undergraduate surgical textbook. He is a reviewer of papers for British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
Like Vijay, he is called at short notice to deal with severe emergency cases. He looks after adults and children who have suffered facial trauma and also undertakes implant retained facial prosthetics for these and oncology patients.
He is filmed undertaking surgeries including a jaw reconstruction after patient Jack fell from an e-scooter. He and ophthalmic surgeon, Cornelius Rene, also join forces to help Terry, who has a serious infection in his face.
When he is not busy helping patients, Malcolm enjoys running and likes to relax with his bees or by working on his great grandfather’s wood turning lathe.
Malcolm with his colleague Cornelius, being interviewed for The Face Doctors
Link: https://youtu.be/RVZY8ZXwitM