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...

Somerset Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery-Dr. Matthew Clott

Dr. Matthew Clott brings over 23 years of plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery and hand surgery experience to Somerset Cosmetic &amp; Reconstructive Surgery (an Atlantic Health Partner) in Warren, NJ right on Mountain Blvd. He is one of the few in-network plastic surgeons in the state and focuses on insured Breast Reductions and Reconstructions as well as cosmetic surgery of the breast, abdomen and face. He also takes care of skin cancer/lesion excisions, lipomas, accessory breast tissue, and performs in-office earlobe repairs of stretched and torn earlobes (and puts a new earring in at the same time). He is also an exceptional hand surgeon and can manage both traumatic and non-traumatic hand issues including broken bones, injured tendons and nerves, carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger fingers, dupytrene’s and dequerveins, ganglion cysts and any other hand issue. As a member of the prestigious Atlantic Health System, Somerset Cosmetic &amp; Reconstructive Surgery is in network for most major carriers and Medicare. We do not participate with any Medicaid programs. Dr. Clott spends an enormous amount of time with each and every patient to explain exactly what is going on and what the best solution would be. He prides himself on his warm personality, empathy, sense of humor and skilled diagnostic and technical abilities. Please call : 908-222-0070 to make an apt.

Dr. Matthew Clott brings over 23 years of plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery and hand surgery experience to Somerset Cosmetic & Reconstructive...

New Providence and Governor Livingston football teams both opened their 2013 campaigns last week, with differing results. New Providence got off to a positive start, <a href="http://thealternativepress.com/towns/new-providence/articles/new-providence-football-runs-over-brearley-34-14" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">decisively beating Brearley 34-14 </a>while <a href="http://www.thealternativepress.com/towns/berkeley-heights/sections/sports/articles/scotch-plains-fanwood-opens-with-20-14-varsity-fo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Governor Livingston fell to Scotch Plains-Fanwood 20-14</a> in games that were initially suspended due to lightning. Brearley couldn't counter New Providence's ground attack, as the Pioneers amassed 334 rushing yards, according to the Alternative Press. Quarterback Jack Harvey picked up 145 yards rushing, and senior running back C.J. Kliesch scored three touchdowns in a game that was completed Friday. Governor Livingston played a tight first half Thursday, leading SPF 7-0 at halftime. But the Highlanders fell victim to the Raiders' big play capability, as SPF broke three touchdown plays of 40 yards or more in the second half. New Providence travels to Belvidere and Governor Livingston heads to Voorhees, both with 7 p.m. Friday kickoffs.

Union County

New Providence-Berkeley Heights

Both opening night football games suspended by lightning.