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serendipitous as it is inspiring. Both accomplished, a legacy
board-eligible plastic surgeons, their shared journey
began when they were randomly paired during their
plastic surgery fellowship. “We were the only two of
females,” recalls Dr. Moon. In a field where women 3 3
represent less than 20-percent of practicing surgeons,
in a male-dominated specialty,” says Dr. Scurci. excellence
their connection was immediate.
“We bonded over our shared experiences as women
That camaraderie laid the foundation for a thriving
partnership. Today, they often perform each surgery
together, offering their patients the rare benefit of a Growing up in a medical household, Savannah
“two-for-one” approach. Moon’s passion for surgery was sparked early. “I
would sit next to my dad, handing him instruments
Dr. Savannah Moon grew up in a family deeply while he sutured neighborhood children with
rooted in medicine, drawing early inspiration from lacerated chins,” she recalls. After earning her
her father, Dr. Harry K. Moon, a distinguished plastic medical degree from Nova Southeastern University,
surgeon. A leader in his profession, Dr. Harry Moon she honed her surgical skills during her five-year
served as Chairman of the Department of Plastic and general surgery residency at Cleveland Clinic Florida
Reconstructive Surgery at Cleveland Clinic Florida and then pursued a prestigious fellowship in plastic
in 1987, subsequently served as CEO from 1997 to and reconstructive surgery at Cleveland Clinic
2001. He founded Himmarshee Surgical Partners Florida. She further specialized in facial aesthetics
in 2002 and now holds the role of president at Nova and pediatric plastic surgery during her Craniofacial
Southeastern University, while continuing as an active Surgery Fellowship at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in
consultant at the practice. Coral Gables (formerly Miami Children’s Hospital.)
Prior to her surgical training, she also completed a
dedicated research year at the University of Miami
Stem Cell Institute, further enhancing her expertise
in cutting-edge medical advancements. Dr. Moon still
devotes one day a week exclusively to her pediatric
plastic surgery patients at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital.
Her compassion is evident as she recounts some of
her youngest cases, “Seeing the immediate difference
you can make is incredibly fulfilling,” she says.
Dr. Scurci’s journey to plastic surgery took a less
direct route. She earned her medical degree from the
University of Maryland School of Medicine, completed
a rigorous general surgery residency at University
of Miami, where she developed expertise across a
broad spectrum of surgical disciplines. Dr. Scurci
then advanced to a fellowship in plastic surgery at
Cleveland Clinic Florida, where she refined her skills
in both reconstructive and aesthetic procedures. This
extensive training enables her to deliver sophisticated,
natural-looking results tailored to each patient’s
unique needs. It was while she was conducting
research at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda,
MD, that she initially envisioned a career in surgical
oncology. However, the emotional weight of delivering
difficult news to patients gave her pause. “Those
challenging conversations are an integral part of the
job,” she explains. In plastic surgery, she discovered
a unique balance: the opportunity to help cancer

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