Prof. Daihun Kang is a respected plastic and reconstructive surgeon and a distinguished assistant professor at Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital, South Korea. His expertise spans craniofacial surgery, hand trauma, and innovative reconstructive techniques. Prof. Kang received his medical degree from Jeju National University and completed his residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery at Yeungnam University Medical Center. He earned his master's degree in medical sciences from Yeungnam University Graduate School and his Ph.D. in medical sciences from Catholic Kwandong University. His extensive education and training have provided him with a profound understanding of complex reconstructive challenges and advanced surgical techniques. Prof. Kang's primary surgical focus is craniofacial surgery, with particular expertise in treating facial asymmetry and performing flap surgeries. He has conducted significant animal studies related to these areas, contributing valuable insights to the field. Additionally, he has extensively researched the socioeconomic disparities in the cosmetic surgery market in the United States and has analyzed trends in surgical growth within American plastic surgery. Beyond craniofacial surgery, Prof. Kang has made substantial contributions to hand trauma management. His work on semi-occlusive dressing techniques for fingertip injuries and volar pulp tissue defects has been well-received for its innovation and clinical effectiveness.