Edmond A. Zingaro
Co-Owner, Medical Director at Monarch Cosmetic MD
- Aesthetic plastic surgery
- Reconstructive plastic surgery
- Medical direction
About
Edmond A. Zingaro co-owns Monarch Cosmetic MD, where he works as medical director. He holds certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
Zingaro completed five years of general surgery residency at Nassau University Medical Center, part of the State University of New York, where he spent one year as chief resident. He then finished a three-year plastic surgery residency at St. Francis Memorial Hospital in San Francisco, where he also served one year as chief resident; the program director was Dr. Mark Gorney. Further training covered aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery with Dr. Mark Gorney, Dr. Edward Falces and other San Francisco plastic surgeons, hand surgery with Dr. Eugene Kilgore and Dr. William Newmeyer, and microsurgery with Dr. Harry Buncke. Later he joined Drs. Gorney and Falces in practice, and after they retired he took over the Plastic Surgery Medical Group practice in San Francisco.
- Training
- Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery
- Five-year general surgery residency, including a year as chief resident at Nassau University Medical Center (State University of New York)
- Three-year plastic surgery residency, including a year as chief resident at St. Francis Memorial Hospital in San Francisco
- Training in aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery under Dr. Mark Gorney and Dr. Edward Falces
- Hand surgery training under Dr. Eugene Kilgore and Dr. William Newmeyer
- Microsurgery training under Dr. Harry Buncke
Services
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Also at Monarch Cosmetic MD
- 8727 Auburn Folsom Road, Granite Bay, CA 95746
- (916) 918 8007
Hours
- Monday–Friday
- 8:30 AM–5 PM
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