Mr Ramon Tahmassebi is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon with a focus on hand, wrist, and elbow conditions. With years of expertise, he prioritizes patient input to develop custom treatment plans. His practice encompasses a wide array of specialties, including fractures, sports injuries, keyhole surgery, and nerve injuries. Mr Tahmassebi serves as a consultant at King's College Hospital London and is actively involved in teaching hand surgery both locally and internationally, notably as the founder of the King�s Hand Surgery course. Trained extensively in hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder surgery, Mr Tahmassebi is a respected figure in the field, with memberships in key surgical societies such as the British and American Societies of Surgery of the Hand. His publications cover various topics related to hand surgery, showcasing his dedication to research and innovation. Alongside his NHS role at King's College Hospital London, he runs a private practice at Fortius Clinic London, focusing on trauma and orthopaedic surgery, sub-specializing in hand and wrist conditions. Outside of his medical practice, Mr Tahmassebi is engaged in educating general practitioners on hand and wrist examinations and common issues. His qualifications include a Bachelor of Science and Medicine/Surgery from University College London, as well as a Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. His areas of interest span fractures, tendon injuries, arthritis, sports injuries, and more. With a keen research focus on wrist fractures and ligament reconstructions, Mr Tahmassebi remains at the forefront of hand surgery advancements.