Many if not most businesses have gone digital in one way or another. When it comes to digitization, health care dawdles behind banking, travel, car making, and packaged goods.
Dallas Surgical Group offers comprehensive breast cancer treatment in a comfortable and convenient setting in Dallas. Using cutting-edge treatment protocols and the latest information from advanced research studies, the Dallas Surgical Group team can identify at-risk patients, perform genetic and ultrasound testing, diagnose melanoma and other cancers, and perform oncoplastic surgery along with all other breast cancer care. There’s also a melanoma follow-up program.
Many procedures are done in the office, including breast cyst aspiration, biopsy, and fine needle aspiration. Patients often comment on the comfortable and elegant office environment, which contains a great deal of high-end art, including pieces from Chuck Close, Lichtenstein, Damien Hirst, and Michael Kalish.
The Dallas Surgical Group is conveniently located in an office that has a spa-like atmosphere rather than a medical feel. Free parking is always available, and the office is easy to find, directly off the elevators.
The friendly team at Dallas Surgical Group is highly responsive to patient needs, and every patient is closely monitored during and after treatment. The practice is currently welcoming new patients, so call the office today or use online scheduling now.
The following insurances are currently accepted at Dallas Surgical Group. Check back soon for an updated list or call our office to ask about your specific insurance details. If you have an insurance that is not listed, please contact our office to confirm coverage.
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Many if not most businesses have gone digital in one way or another. When it comes to digitization, health care dawdles behind banking, travel, car making, and packaged goods.
40 YEAR TRENDS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL HORMONE THERAPY AND THE INCIDENCE OF BREAST CANCER - DISPARITIES EXIST BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE WOMEN
A study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology and published online by the NEJMindicates Exemestane, which is now used to prevent recurrences of breast cancer, can also reduce the risk of it occurring.