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Roma Singh is a surgeon-researcher whose work sits at the intersection of minimally invasive surgical techniques and head-and-neck oncology. Her most-cited study, a 2017 paper comparing robot-assisted submandibular gland excision via a postauricular facelift approach with the conventional transcervical method, has garnered 20 citations and established her as a key voice in the evolution of scarless, robot-assisted neck surgery. By demonstrating that the facelift approach can reduce visible scarring and improve cosmetic outcomes without compromising surgical efficacy, Singh has helped shift clinical practice toward more patient-centered, aesthetically mindful procedures. Her contributions are particularly significant for young surgeons and trainees exploring how robotic platforms can be adapted for delicate head-and-neck anatomy. Singh’s work not only advances technical precision but also underscores the importance of integrating patient quality-of-life considerations into surgical innovation. With a focused portfolio that bridges robotics, surgical oncology, and cosmetic outcomes, she is shaping the next generation of head-and-neck surgery.
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