Oscar Trujillo

Plastic surgery in Washington Heights spans both reconstructive and cosmetic procedures, addressing needs from post-mastectomy reconstruction to facial contouring. Practices in the area often handle rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, and body sculpting, with some surgeons also specializing in hand surgery or scar revision. The field requires precise coordination between technical skill and patient goals, a balance that defines many Upper Manhattan providers. While outcomes depend on individual cases, the neighborhood’s medical corridor along Broadway has long been a hub for specialized care.

On the fifth floor of 3959 Broadway Rm 501, New York, NY 10032, Oscar Trujillo maintains an office amid the dense mix of clinics and residential buildings near 168th Street. The area’s proximity to Columbia’s medical campus ensures a steady flow of referrals, though practices here operate independently. Questions about procedures or consultations can be directed to (212) 305-8555. For exact directions, the map pinpoints the entrance between 165th and 166th Streets, where the A train’s shadow stretches across the sidewalk by mid-afternoon.