Hankins & Sohn Plastic Surgery Associates is listed among the most reputable and sought after plastic surgery groups in the United States and abroad. Our extensively trained plastic surgeons, Dr. W. Tracy Hankins and Dr. Samuel M. Sohn perform an expansive range of surgical and non-surgical cosmetic and reconstructive treatments, from simple to complex.
Dr. Hankins and Dr. Sohn actively participate in the advancement of the plastic surgery field by attending and leading seminars on innovative procedural techniques nationwide. Regardless of your aesthetic or reconstructive needs, our surgeons are dedicated to delivering the most advanced, effective, and up-to-date modalities available, and to remaining at the forefront of this ever-changing field.
Dr. Hankins and Dr. Sohn have been trained and educated at some of the most prestigious institutions in America, including Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, the Cleveland Clinic, Michigan State University, Indiana University, the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, and University of California, Davis. They have authored articles in peer-reviewed journals, and they are sought out as consultants and advisors to medical-device manufacturers for their knowledge and expertise.
Dr. Hankins and Dr. Sohn also serve as Adjunct Assistant Professors of Plastic Surgery at Touro University, helping to further the education of the next generation of medical leaders. Furthermore, our surgeons are dedicated to ideals of safety, excellence, and integrity. Their skills, honed by years of experience, research, and education, can help you achieve your goals, enhance your appearance, and feel better about the way you look.
For more information about our surgeons, please follow the links below to their detailed biographies and lists of credentials. If you have additional questions, or if you would like to schedule a consultation, please contact our office today.
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