ARMANDO ALFARO, MD

<p>Armando J. Alfaro Jr., MD, FACS operates a solo plastic surgery practice — Armando J. Alfaro Jr. M.D. P.C. — at 2304 North Rosemont Boulevard in Tucson, Arizona. His primary taxonomy recorded with the Centers for Medicare &amp; Medicaid Services NPPES registry (NPI 1467405084) is Plastic Surgery Physician (208200000X), with additional taxonomy designations covering Surgery of the Hand and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, reflecting the clinical breadth of the practice.</p><p>Dr. Alfaro received his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Arizona College of Medicine (Class of 1976) and completed surgical training through an internship and general surgery residency at Emory University School of Medicine, followed by a residency in integrated plastic surgery at the University of Rochester Medical Center. He holds board certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery and fellowship status in the American College of Surgeons (FACS) — credentials confirmed by his Doximity physician profile and Healthgrades listing. These designations reflect completion of the specialty board's written and oral examinations and ongoing continuing-education requirements.</p><p>Hospital affiliations on record include Saint Joseph's Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital, both in Tucson — dual credentialing consistent with the operative scope of the practice. Dr. Alfaro conducts consultations in both English and Spanish, an attribute relevant to Tucson's diverse patient population. With more than four decades of post-training practice, the clinical focus spans aesthetic and cosmetic surgery, breast reconstruction, and hand and facial reconstructive surgery.</p><p>Within the practice's reconstructive surgery scope, complex hand and wrist procedures — including traumatology and functional reconstruction — represent a defined clinical area. Injuries arising from motor-vehicle accidents, workplace incidents, and other traumatic events can require plastic and reconstructive surgical intervention; personal injury attorneys in Southern Arizona evaluating lien-eligible specialist options may find this surgical scope relevant to post-accident cases. Past outcomes in any described clinical area are not indicative of future results; individual patient circumstances vary.</p>