Lone Bak Hansen

Lone Bak Hansen serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Her clinical work is based in Plastic Surgery at Region Sjælland, as evidenced by her institutional email and hospital-based research at a Danish university hospital. She maintains active research collaborations across multiple Danish medical institutions.

Her research focuses on breast cancer surgery outcomes, patient-reported measures (ePROMs), and dermatological conditions. Key areas include surgical pain management, immune biomarkers in oncology, mastitis, and skin cancer referral systems. She investigates clinical guideline adherence, quality-of-life metrics, and fast-track diagnostic pathways, with emphasis on improving patient-centered care through systematic follow-up protocols and outcome quantification.

Analysis of her 2014-2025 publications reveals consistent specialization in breast cancer surgery complications and reconstruction, with growing emphasis on digital health tools for patient monitoring. Her work bridges plastic surgery, oncology, and immunology, particularly examining regulatory T cells in breast cancer progression and BREAST-Q implementation. Recent studies highlight pragmatic clinical trial design in regional hospital settings.

Dr. Hansen collaborates extensively with Danish researchers in anesthesiology, dermatology, and oncology, as seen in her co-authorship network. Her clinical practice and research are anchored at Blegdamsvej 3 in Copenhagen, within the University of Copenhagen's medical campus infrastructure.