Yale Medicine Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

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800 Howard Ave Fl 4
New Haven, CT 06519
+1 (203) 785-2571
https://www.yalemedicine.org

Yale Medicine Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, located in New Haven, CT, is part of the prestigious Yale School of Medicine and is dedicated to providing advanced medical care through innovative techniques and specialized expertise. With a focus on patient-centered care, the team integrates cutting-edge research and education to address a wide range of surgical needs.

The department is committed to fostering collaboration among specialists and utilizing the latest technology to enhance patient outcomes. By streamlining the referral process and offering tools like MyChart, Yale Medicine ensures that patients and referring doctors can easily access the comprehensive care offered by their world-renowned practitioners.

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