Jay H. Ross, MD

Jay H. Ross, MD
Jay H. Ross, MD
5

(Based on 5 reviews)
35080 US 19 N.
Palm Harbor, FL 34684
Practice Website
(727) 789-5711

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Average Patient Rating

5 (5 reviews)

Takes Time to Listen:	100 %
Communicates Well:	100 %
Average Wait Time:	7 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by: Anonymous

5.0

March 23, 2012

"I strongly recommend Dr. Ross. Had breat augmentation done and I'm so happy with the results. He is an excellent surgeon and he makes you feel so comfortable. You will love him! Promise!!!"

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Referral by: RianaMarie

5.0

February 15, 2012

"Don't go in with fear, just questions, be very positive about your surgery! There is nothing to fear when Dr.Ross is your doctor. He is brilliant and excellent! Your in great hands!"

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Unverified, posted on 02-15-2012

Referral by: Michelle

5.0

January 20, 2012

"Dr Jay Ross did my saline implants 10 years ago. He did an awesome job. They look very natural. I went from an A to a full C so that clothes would fit nicely. My female GYN is always impressed at how well they look. TY Palm Harbor Plastic surgery Centre."

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Unverified, posted on 01-21-2012

Referral by: Anonymous

5.0

December 23, 2011

"Caring staff and nurses. Doctor listens and suggests what is best for you not for profit. So happy I went with them!"

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Unverified, posted on 01-02-2012

Referral by: Linda

5.0

October 20, 2011

"I am a fan of Dr Ross. I found out about him from a friend of mine who had a breast augmentation with him. I also had the breast enlargement procedure with Dr Ross. Everything from the moment I entered his office to the flowers I received at my post op visit was just fantastic. And I am so happy with my new look. Thank you Palm Harbor Plastic Surgery Centre and Dr Ross for making the experience so wonderful!"

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Unverified, posted on 10-20-2011

Office Hours - Request Appointment

Wed	Thu	Fri	Mon	Tue
5/23	5/24	5/25	5/28	5/29
9:00	3:00	9:00	1:00	1:00
9:45	3:45	9:45	1:45	1:45
11:15	4:30	11:15	2:30	2:30
12:00		12:45	3:15	3:15
4:30		2:15

Education and Credentials

ASPS - American Society of Plastic Surgeons

ASAPS - American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Questions & Answers Q&A

Q. Breast Augmentation question: Are Saline implants still being used?

A. Sure you can have saline filled breast implants. The question is why would you want them.

Blog

Q & A with Dr. Jay Ross

10-21-2011

Q: What got you into this specific medical field?

A: I am an artist and an inventor. The field of Plastic Surgery was a natural fit for me. I can use my abilities and talents to help others achieve their goals and look and feel better.

Q: What landed you in your city, and what is it that you like about the neighborhood?

A: I am a Detroit native. I went to school and trained for plastic surgery in Michigan. I moved to the Tampa Bay Area 21 year ago to start a practice. The beautiful area and the... read more

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