The traditional perspective, surgeons have usually been a male-dominated profession, with a traditionally high-pressure, physically demanding workplace environment. The fundamental roles carried out by a surgeon include precision work, diagnosis, and care. Being a surgeon requires extraordinary qualities, such as steady hands, maximum concentration, levels of endurance, and the ability to make critical decisions under high-pressure situations. Both the genders have the skill and ability to be successful surgeons, and society reaps the rewards of a diverse surgical setup by bringing different viewpoints to the medical table, making the patients feel more comfortable and therefore improving the care and trust factor.