Aims: Poland syndrome is a rare but complex multifactorial condition related to the development of the upper limb bud.It can present with differences of the hand, chest wall, shoulder girdle, spine and breast tissue.It is also associated with cardiac and renal anomalies.Whilst individual concerns are usually addressed in isolation by separate clinicians, our model of a multidisciplinary clinic is the first in the UK to provide a unified assessment with upper limb, breast and thoracic surgeons reviewing each difference in turn.We aim to describe and discuss the potential benefits of this new service.Methods: A retrospective review was performed of 42 consecutive patients between February 2022-December 2023, and questionnaires sent evaluating patient experiences.Results: This demonstrated a mean age at referral of 6 years.Ten were referred from outside the normal catchment area, for which the mean distance travelled was 121 miles.Five had previously undergone surgery for conditions related to Poland Syndrome elsewhere.A survey identified 88.9% felt the clinic setup was beneficial, and 55% felt more knowledgeable about the condition after the appointment.Seventy-seven percent of respondents enjoyed meeting others with the condition.Conclusion: The aim of the clinic is not to dictate treatment plans, or to dismiss those of others.It aims to allow families to be fully informed about all options, offer support and a presence when patients feel our skills are required.Our experiences and results demonstrate that for rarer conditions such as this, this model gives time and space for families to understand more about the condition, offering a holistic care model empowering families to make the decision that is most suitable for their circumstances.