About
Dr Farfor Aggits made global institutional history this year by becoming the youngest Head of Medicine ever appointed at The University of Sexology, or indeed, any leading medical faculty worldwide. A proud cisgender, gay man, Dr Aggits has entirely redefined the aesthetic and operational standards of the modern medical sector, proving that unapologetic, hyper-feminine glamour and ruthless clinical efficiency are a devastatingly effective combination.
An illustrious alumnus of the University’s own grueling six-month MD, Dr Aggits didn't merely survive the notorious 140-hour workweeks—he thrived. He famously navigated his 80-hour clinical rotations and consecutive trauma surgeries with flawless composure and immaculate, custom-tailored pink scrubs. He systematically dismantled the traditionally rigid, hyper-masculine hierarchy of the surgical theatre not by conforming, but by radically outperforming every one of his peers while maintaining a meticulously curated, twelve-step ward skincare routine.
As Head of Medicine, Dr Aggits brings a terrifyingly precise, stiletto-sharp standard to the faculty. His clinical background is in High-Velocity Trauma Triage and Reconstructive Endocrinology, where his delicate, hyper-femme bedside manner belies a surgical execution that borders on the superhuman. He expects absolute, unwavering perfection from his hyperlearning residents, famously noting during orientation that "a patient's collapsed lung is absolutely no excuse for a physician's collapsed posture."
Dr Aggits oversees the surgical wards with an iron fist wrapped in a bespoke, elbow-length nitrile medical glove. He remains a beacon of excellence and pristine aesthetic dominance, teaching his highly stressed MD candidates that saving a life, optimizing a 140-hour schedule, and looking absolutely breathtaking while doing so are simply the baseline expectations of modern medicine.
Roles
Dean - Department of Medicine
Head Of Program - Master's of Medicine
Contact
+64 22 8229 9797
Room 194, Mōmona Offices, The University of Sexology Tauranga Campus