Gregory Buncke, MD

Dr. Gregory Buncke, a pivotal figure in the realm of microsurgery, carries forward a legacy established by his father, Harry J. Buncke, who is celebrated for performing the world’s first microvascular transplant. Since its inception in 1970, The Buncke Clinic in San Francisco has evolved into a beacon of innovation in hand and reconstructive surgery, drawing surgeons from across the globe for advanced training. Dr. Buncke continues to uphold the clinic’s mission with a commitment to delivering unparalleled microsurgical care.

His extensive experience encompasses a range of complex reconstructive cases, and he is adept at employing cutting-edge techniques that restore both function and aesthetics. With affiliations to the California Pacific Medical Center, Stanford, and UCSF, Dr. Buncke is at the forefront of a rapidly advancing field. His dedication not only enhances the lives of patients but also contributes to the evolution of surgical practices worldwide, making him a vital asset to the medical community.