A patient-centered plastic surgery practice

Somerset Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery

Dr. Matthew Clott’s Somerset Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery (now a member of the prestigious Atlantic Health Partners division of Atlantic Healthcare) is a patient-centered plastic surgery practice that offers a variety of aesthetic enhancements, including Breast Reduction, Breast Augmentation, Breast Lifts, Tummy Tucks, Liposuction and Eyelid Lifts. Dr. Clott is also skilled at reconstructive surgery, including breast reconstruction, excision and reconstruction of skin cancers, traumatic plastic surgery and all hand surgery. His extensive hand surgery experience allows him to comfortably manage complex hand trauma, carpal tunnels, trigger fingers, Dequervaines disease, Dupytrene’s hand contractures and most other hand related issues (bone, nerve, tendon, soft tissue). Dr. Clott pride’s himself on an incredible personal experience and attention to detail, giving each patient the time they need to understand the issue and make a safe and effective plan of care.

Somerset County

New York City Metropolitan Area

Warren

New Jersey

Dr. Matthew Clott’s Somerset Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery (now a member of the prestigious Atlantic Health Partners division of Atlantic...

On Saturday, April 14, Ptl. Daniel Cuocci investigated a report of fraud.  A Berkeley Heights resident reported that when he had attempted to use his business debit card, it was declined.  When he contacted his bank, he was advised that a fraudulent purchase had been made in the amount of $667.48 and the account had been frozen. A few days later, on April 18, Ptl. Ron DeSimoni investigated a reported theft.  The victim reported that her son's Apple iPhone, valued at $200, was stolen while he was playing basketball at a fitness center on Connell Drive.   The theft took place between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m.  Both matters have been referred to the Investigations Division.

On Saturday, April 14, Ptl. Daniel Cuocci investigated a report of fraud.  A Berkeley Heights resident reported that when he had attempted to use his business debit card, it was declined.  When he contacted his bank, he was advised that a fraudulent purchase had been made in the amount of $667.48 and the account had been frozen.

A few days later, on April 18, Ptl. Ron DeSimoni investigated a reported theft.  The victim reported that her son’s Apple iPhone, valued at $200, was stolen while he was playing basketball at a fitness center on Connell Drive.

The theft took place between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m.  Both matters have been referred to the Investigations Division.

Union County

New Providence-Berkeley Heights

A fraudulent purchase froze one resident's bank account, while another resident's iPhone was stolen from a local fitness center.