Edward Teng, MD

Dr. Edward Teng, MD, is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon with a profound commitment to enhancing both function and aesthetics for his patients. Growing up in Torrance, California, he laid a strong academic foundation at Yale University, earning a Bachelor of Science with honors in molecular cellular developmental biology. His journey continued at Yale School of Medicine, where he not only obtained his medical degree but also engaged in groundbreaking clinical research as a Doris Duke fellow, culminating in an MD and MHS.

Specializing in a myriad of procedures ranging from complex abdominal wall reconstruction to aesthetic enhancements like rhinoplasty and breast surgeries, Dr. Teng's expertise is extensive. His rigorous training includes a general surgery internship at Yale New Haven Hospital and a comprehensive plastic surgery residency, further enriched by a specialized microsurgery fellowship at the University of Chicago. This diverse training equips him to tackle intricate cases, such as congenital defects and facial trauma, with precision and compassion. Dr. Teng's innovative approach and dedication to patient care make him a standout in the field of plastic surgery.