Surgical Associates of North Texas is a solo practitioner general surgery practice in McKinney, TX, that strives to provide their patients with the highest quality treatment tailored to their individual needs. At its convenient location in the Stonebridge area of McKinney, Surgical Associates of North Texas combines advanced techniques with over a decade of clinical experience so that it can bring an exceptional level of surgical skill when performing both complex and simple procedures. Surgeries commonly done by us include laparoscopic inguinal, umbilical, ventral, and incisional hernia repairs, colon resections for diverticular disease, laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal), soft tissue surgeries involving excision of lipomas, sebaceous cysts, and lymph nodes, thyroid surgery, removal of skin cancers including melanoma, management of pilonidal disease, as well as diagnostic laparoscopy to help diagnose and treat abdominal/pelvic pain caused by adhesions.
Dr. Scott deVilleneuve, MD, FACS, is the owner and practicing surgeon at Surgical Associates of North Texas where he has worked since moving to McKinney in 2004. His practice is completely elective, meaning that you never have to worry that your surgery or clinic appointment will be delayed or canceled by an unexpected “emergency room” case. This also allows us a great deal of flexibility in scheduling new patient appointments, as we are able to schedule new patients every day Monday thru Friday and can always offer either same or next day appointments. With our location right off of Custer Road just South of Eldorado Parkway, we welcome patients throughout the McKinney/Frisco/Allen/Prosper areas and accept most major medical insurance plans.
Do you have a hernia repair on the horizon? If so, read on to learn some questions you should ask your surgeon before you undergo your procedure. These questions can help prepare you for your procedure and also help ensure the best outcome.
Lipomas typically involve fatty lumps of tissue. However, even though they’re often harmless, they can sometimes require medical attention. If you have a lipoma, here’s what you should know.
Do you need your gallbladder removed? Your surgeon can often use laparoscopic techniques to make the procedure less invasive. But, it’s still surgery, so it can take some time to fully recover. Here are some steps you can take to support the process.
We are pleased to provide patients with secure, 24/7 access to their health records through the Surgical Associates of North Texas Patient Portal. Patients can safely and easily:
We are In-Network with all of the major insurance carriers and do accept Medicare. We are currently accepting new Medicare patients. We also have established cash pricing for those who do not have/can not afford health insurance. If you have any questions about your coverage or our policies, please call our office. We look forward to helping you!
"I recently had my hernia repaired by Dr. deVilleneuve. I can't say enough good things about him and his office staff."
"Even though the recovery was painful, I knew my hernia repair was flawless and I was going to be fine. Dr. D treated me with dignity, respect and care."
"Outstanding! This medical practice was at the top of my list for service, professional courtesy, such polite efficiency. I would highly recommend Dr. deVilleneuve!"
"I had the best experience with Dr. deVilleneuve and staff when I had surgery! Very caring and sweet people. Such a comfort to feel secure when you're vulnerable Thanks!"
"Very friendly office staff, nice bedside manner, surgery went great. Felt very comfortable trusting him with my life."
"Dr. deVilleneuve did my gallbladder surgery. I was very pleased with all aspects of my experience. I would definitely recommend him to friends and family."
