Lauren Felton, AuD

I would say that I'm a very down-to-earth guy, and I think that probably carries through very quickly when someone meets me. I am not someone who tries to carry any pretenses - what you see is what you get. I love what I do, I'm very passionate about it, and I truly feel it is a privilege to be able to provide cancer care.

The best part about being a plastic surgeon is the ability to help people. To restore their sense of self and wholeness; to give someone hope who otherwise felt hopeless; who is suffering from a complication from cancer or trauma or some other issue in their life, to be able to have a solution to try to fix that problem - that is incredibly rewarding.

In cardiology when people are sick, that can be a pretty daunting and scary thing, coming in with a variety of symptoms and not knowing why you feel the way you feel. So my goal when I sit down with patients is to talk one on one and make them understand as much as I understand.