Imraan is a subspecialist colorectal surgeon, with a special interest in minimally invasive surgery, colorectal cancer, pelvic floor dysfunction, proctology as well as benign colorectal diseases. He is Capetonian, having matriculated from Bishops and attaining his MBChB degree from the Univeristy of Cape Town. Imraan then completed his 5-year specialist surgical training at Stellenbosch University, attaining both his FCS and Masters degrees in 2019 and 2020 respectively. Thereafter he completed a 2-year fellowship in colorectal surgery at Stellenbosch University/Tygerberg Academic Hospital, where he currently works as one of two consultant colorectal surgeons. Imraan has a keen interest in minimally invasive surgery, both laparoscopic and robotic. He is part of the da Vinci robotics surgical team, having travelled to Lyon, France to complete his robotic accreditation. During his fellowship Imraan gained proficiency in pelvic endorectal sonography, where he combined with urogynaecologists managing complex obstetric perineal injuries. Pelvic floor pathology is one his keen interests, aiming to restore quality of life to those affected. He also has a special interest in endoscopy, performing both routine and interventional colonoscopies. Away from surgery, Imraan is married to Ghowa, a medical microbiologist, and they have three young children, who keep him on his toes. He is also a keen runner and sports enthusiast.