Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass Surgery near Austin, TX

Care Philosophy: I always try to treat a patient as if he or she is a member of my family. In fact I'll often say If you were my sister... or If you were my uncle... this is what I would recommend we do for you.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Juprasert, as a bariatric surgeon, empowers individuals to reclaim their lives through transformative weight loss procedures. Additionally, he is proficient in addressing gastroesophageal reflux disease and hernias. Dr. Juprasert proudly employs Intuitive's da Vinci Robotic Surgical System to enhance advanced laparoscopic surgery.Beyond his surgical skills, Dr. Juprasert is deeply admired for his compassionate approach to patient care. He firmly believes in treating each patient as a unique individual, understanding their specific circumstances, and tailoring treatment plans accordingly. His compassionate and empathetic nature fosters a sense of reassurance and confidence among his patients, establishing strong doctor-patient relationships that contribute to better outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Care Philosophy: Areas of expertise: Breast Biopsy and Surgery

Biography: Dr. Tim Faulkenberry, MD is a General Surgery Specialist who practices in Austin, TX. He is 78 years old. Dr. Tim Faulkenberry, MD is affiliated with St. David's Medical Center and St. David's North Austin Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Steven Fass, MD is a General Surgery Specialist who practices in Austin, TX. He is 57 years old. Dr. Steven Fass, MD is affiliated with St. David's South Austin Medical Center and St. David's Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: As a surgeon, I just don't just perform procedures; I facilitate a patient's journey back to a fulfilling life. My surgical expertise, combined with post-operative care, assists patients in regaining functionality, reducing pain, and ultimately, returning to a life filled with health, happiness, and possibilities.

Care Philosophy: 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.

Care Philosophy: Our mission is to provide the very best medical care to our patients. We are a service-oriented practice and strive to treat all of our patients honorably, ethically, professionally and with respect.