Paragon Vein Care

04/17/2026

Modern vein treatments are designed to restore healthy blood flow with minimal disruption to daily life. Patients often experience reduced swelling, improved skin health, and faster healing when underlying vein disease is properly addressed. Learn more about vein disease from surgeon and vein care specialist, Dr. Crystal Yi.
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In this educational video, Dr. Crystal Yi explains how vein disease, also known as chronic venous insufficiency, can lead to symptoms such as leg swelling, s...

04/16/2026

Do you have an upcoming surgery? Please discuss your behavioral and lifestyle factors with your provider to understand how they can affect your surgery and recovery. Things to consider include smoking (stop immediately), nutrition, chronic conditions, weight management, and physical activity.

04/14/2026

Not all breast concerns mean cancer—but all of them deserve attention. Changes in breast tissue, discomfort, or unusual findings should always be evaluated by a specialist. Early detection and expert care are key to the best possible outcomes. From diagnostic testing to advanced surgical care, our patients are supported every step of the way. At Paragon Breast Care, compassionate, personalized treatment is at the heart of everything we do. ParagonBreastCare.com

04/10/2026

At Paragon Surgical Specialists in Concord, NC, we realize that surgery is not just a physical journey—it’s also an emotional one. April is Stress Awareness Month and a reminder to explore the impact of stress on your body. Whether you're preparing for a gallbladder removal, hernia repair, breast or colorectal surgery, understanding the relationship between stress and surgery is an important part of your recovery. Talk to your medical provider about any concerns and how to prepare physically - and mentally - for any upcoming procedures.

04/09/2026

Please join us in welcoming Elizabeth Hordes, PA-C, to the Paragon Surgical Specialists team! Elizabeth brings experience in surgical care, a passion for patient-centered treatment, and a commitment to excellence. Learn more about Elizabeth and Paragon Surgical Specialists on our website, https://bit.ly/4c9IS6t

04/06/2026

Exercise greatly benefits brain health by improving cognition and mood and reducing the risk of neurodegenerative diseases. Medical News Today features several new studies demonstrating the profound impact of exercise on various biological systems, further underscoring its ability to enhance health and fight disease. In this Special Feature, we explore the latest research on how exercise can protect brain health as we age (please discuss any new exercise or fitness routine with your provider to determine what is best for your age and physical capabilities). https://bit.ly/4slvWPE

04/05/2026

04/03/2026

Meet Anthony G. Smith, MD, FACS, a board-certified breast surgeon at Paragon Surgical Specialists dedicated to providing comprehensive care for both benign and malignant breast conditions. Dr. Smith combines advanced surgical expertise with a thoughtful, patient-centered approach—taking time to ensure each patient understands their diagnosis, treatment options, and next steps. Learn more about Dr. Smith and our breast care team on our website: https://bit.ly/4saYUBG

04/01/2026

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03/30/2026

To our surgical team and the physicians throughout our community—thank you for your precision, your compassion, and your commitment to doing what’s best for every patient. Get to know the doctors and other providers at Paragon Surgical Specialists: https://bit.ly/3xIBZYe

03/24/2026

Varicose veins are a medical condition. A simple, in-office ultrasound is your first step to healthier legs. Call to schedule a consultation or request an appointment online at https://bit.ly/2DWjaBW.

03/20/2026

Colorectal cancer screening saves lives. In this video, colorectal surgeon Dr. Miles Tommeraasen of Paragon Colorectal Care shares why it’s so important to normalize talking about screening and cancer prevention. Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers when caught early. With recommended screening starting at age 45 — and earlier for those with certain risk factors or family history — taking action now can make all the difference.

Let’s make these conversations more common, more comfortable, and more life-saving. Make your colorectal health part of the conversation.