Curtis Leland Cole, MD, FACP

Lisa Gfrerer is Assistant Professor in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine (WCM). She received her MD degree at the Medical School of Vienna prior to completing a PhD in Genetics at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute. She graduated from the Harvard Integrated Plastic Surgery Residency Program, and completed the Advanced Peripheral Nerve and Microsurgery at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). Clinically, her focus is peripheral nerve surgery including headache surgery, chest reinnervation after transgender mastectomy, breast reinnervation after cancer mastectomy, thoracic outlet decompression, facial nerve reconstruction, as well as advanced nerve reconstruction (TMR, RPNI, nerve transfers, free tissue transfer, nerve decompression, tarsal tunnel release) for restoration of motor and sensory function after iatrogenic and accidental injury in any body part. She has built a multi- institutional research program for headache surgery, breast/chest reinnervation, as well as functional nerve disorders and nerve pain. As an affiliate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) she has further focused on innovation and device development to enhance peripheral nerve regeneration. Lastly, she is on the board of the Migraine Surgery Society and has served on the board of the American Society of Plastic Surgery. She is a member of the American Society of Peripheral Nerve.

Dr. Sandra M. Hall-Ross is a 1986 graduate of Harvard University. She received her medical degree from Cornell University Medical College (currently Weill Cornell Medical College) in 1992 and completed her training in Internal Medicine at The New York Hospital [now NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (Weill Cornell Campus)] in 1995. Dr. Hall-Ross worked at our Long Island City Community Practice from 1995 until 1998, when she moved to our offices at 505 East 70th street. Dr. Hall-Ross is fluent in medical Spanish. She has been active in the development of programs to promote the recruitment of minority medical students and physicians to Weill-Cornell. She is engaged in the practice of general internal medicine.