Best Anorectal Fistula Doctors in Round Rock, TX

I feel that it is a team effort to work towards achieving a patient's health care goals, including outcomes and quality of life. When in doubt, ask!

My philosophy towards my practice of surgery is very simple-treat others as I would want to be treated. In evaluating a patient my first priority is deciding whether an operation is necessary. If surgery is needed, I explain the procedure and recovery in straight forward terms. I always encourage questions; I feel the more someone understands about their healthcare, the better prepared they are for surgery and the recovery. Many procedures such as hernia repair, thyroid/parathyroid surgery, breast surgery and gallbladder surgery can now be preformed as an outpatient. Minimally invasive surgery is frequently an option and is preferred as long as it is just as safe as the more traditional surgical procedures. I strive for a quick recovery making my patients as comfortable as possible. No one wants to have surgery, but if it becomes necessary then care should be given as much empathy, safety and comfort as possible.

Central Texas Colon and Rectal Surgeons is a single specialty practice of seven surgeons in three locations serving the greater Central Texas region. We specialize in the treatment of colon, rectal and anal disease, both common and rare. Typical patients present for: colon cancer screening including colonoscopy; early diagnosis and treatment of colon, recal and anal cancer; surgical management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (including Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease); Diverticulitis and benign anorectal disease (hemorrhoids, fissure, fistula, condyloma, abscess).

Central Texas Colon and Rectal Surgeons is a single specialty practice of seven surgeons in three locations serving the greater Central Texas region. We specialize in the treatment of colon, rectal and anal disease, both common and rare. Typical patients present for: colon cancer screening including colonoscopy; early diagnosis and treatment of colon, recal and anal cancer; surgical management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (including Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease); Diverticulitis and benign anorectal disease (hemorrhoids, fissure, fistula, condyloma, abscess).

When you come to see a surgeon, or any doctor for that matter, chances are that you are at your most vulnerable. I understand your predicament and try to respect your position to the best of my ability. The ultimate goal by the end of our encounter is that you feel comfortable, understand the full breadth of your problem, all of the potential solutions and the risks associated with each. You will have all the confidence and information to make an educated decision about your care.