Anne-Corinne Beaver, MD
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Dereck Campbell, PA-C
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Jessica C. Lucero, FNP
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Lionel van der Westhuizen, MD
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Matthew Lutz, PA-C
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Paul Dagher, MD
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Shana Hayes, PA-C
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Tim Edmisten, MD
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Tim Edmisten is listed by UNC Health as a surgeon with the FACS designation.
Watauga Surgical Group
Surgeon
Boone, NC
Emily Moore, PA
Surgeon
Boone, NC
McLeod Addictive Disease Center
Surgeon
Boone, NC
McLeod Addictive Disease Center provides evidence-based substance use disorder treatment through eight North Carolina locations and a whole-person care program.
- People seeking substance use disorder treatment in North Carolina
- Individuals seeking whole-person addiction recovery services
- People seeking treatment with access to multiple North Carolina locations
Surgeon in nearby counties
FAQ
What does FACS mean for a surgeon?
FACS means Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. The designation indicates the surgeon has met the organization’s education, training, and professional standards.
How much does surgery cost in Watauga County?
Cost depends on the procedure, facility, anesthesia, insurance coverage, and whether follow-up care is included. Ask the surgeon’s office and insurer for an estimate before scheduling.
When should I go to the emergency room instead of scheduling a surgeon?
Seek emergency care for symptoms such as severe or worsening pain, uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, or signs of stroke. Routine surgical concerns generally begin with a scheduled consultation.
What should I ask during a surgical consultation?
Ask about the diagnosis, alternatives to surgery, expected recovery, complication risks, anesthesia, restrictions, and the surgeon’s experience with the specific procedure.