General Surgeon in McKinney, TX

The McKinney medical district has grown alongside one of the fastest-expanding regions in Texas. Abbassi Surgical Associates serves this community from our clinic at 4510 Medical Center Drive — providing board-certified general surgery consultations, robotic and minimally invasive procedures, and the kind of direct-access patient care that has become rare in larger health systems.

About Our McKinney Clinic

The clinic is in Suite 302 of the medical office building at 4510 Medical Center Drive, McKinney, TX 75069 — a short drive from US-75, SH-121, and the major hospitals in the area. The location was chosen specifically because it allows patients across Collin County and into Denton County to reach us without crossing the metroplex.

Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Most new-patient evaluations are available within the same week of calling.

Who We Care For in McKinney and Beyond

Patients travel to our McKinney clinic from across the northern Dallas-Fort Worth region. Most live in McKinney itself, but a significant portion commute from Frisco, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Anna, Melissa, and Princeton — communities that have grown faster than the surgical infrastructure around them.

Our practice model is intentionally smaller than a multi-physician group: Dr. Abbassi sees every patient personally, plans every operation himself, and is directly reachable before and after surgery. For patients who have grown tired of being one face among thousands at a large health system, this matters.

Surgical Procedures Offered in McKinney

Each of the following procedures is offered through the McKinney clinic. Most are performed with robotic-assisted or laparoscopic techniques.

• Hernia repair in McKinney — including inguinal, ventral, umbilical, incisional, and recurrent hernias.
• Gallbladder surgery — laparoscopic cholecystectomy with same-day discharge for most patients.
• Colon and bowel surgery — minimally invasive resection for diverticulitis, malignancy, and obstruction.
• Foregut and reflux surgery — for chronic GERD, hiatal hernias, and paraesophageal hernias.
• Breast surgery — including breast cancer surgery and sentinel lymph node biopsy.
• Skin cancer surgery — excision of suspicious lesions and melanoma surgery.
• Adrenal surgery — robotic adrenalectomy for benign and functional tumors.
• Abdominal wall reconstruction — for complex hernias and post-surgical defects.

Robotic Surgery, Available Locally

Robotic-assisted surgery is no longer reserved for academic medical centers in downtown Dallas. Patients seen at our McKinney clinic have access to the same technology — through affiliated regional facilities — without the drive into the urban core. The robotic platform offers wristed instruments, three-dimensional visualization, and tremor filtration, which translate to more precise tissue handling and tighter, more durable repairs.

For more on the technology and where it is most useful, see our overview of robotic and minimally invasive surgery.

Why Patients Choose Dr. Abbassi for Surgery in McKinney

• Board-certified expertise — certified by the American Board of Surgery, with focused training in advanced minimally invasive and robotic techniques.
• You speak with the surgeon — questions before and after surgery go to Dr. Abbassi, not a triage line. Patients consistently cite this as the difference that mattered most.
• Same-week new-patient appointments — your time matters. Most consultations are available within five business days.
• Boutique practice scale — by design, the practice sees fewer patients per day so each one gets the time the case actually requires.
• Coordinated regional care — consultations and follow-up at the McKinney clinic, with procedures performed at affiliated North Texas hospitals and surgical centers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is your McKinney surgery clinic located?

Our McKinney clinic is located at 4510 Medical Center Drive, Suite 302, McKinney, TX 75069 — in the heart of the McKinney medical district near the major area hospitals. The location is convenient for patients commuting from Frisco, Allen, Prosper, and the surrounding Collin County communities.

Do you accept patients from Frisco, Allen, and Prosper?

Yes. The McKinney clinic regularly serves patients from across Collin County — including Frisco, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Anna, Melissa, and Princeton. Many patients choose our practice specifically because the clinic offers boutique-style care with the same surgical technology found at large metro hospitals.

How does the McKinney location compare to your Rockwall and Plano clinics?

All three locations are staffed by Dr. Abbassi and offer the same range of surgical consultations and follow-up care. Patients typically choose the clinic closest to home or work. McKinney is the right choice for patients in Collin County and the north Dallas suburbs; Rockwall is closer for patients east of the metroplex; Plano serves the central north-Dallas corridor.

What hospitals does Dr. Abbassi operate at near McKinney?

Dr. Abbassi performs procedures at affiliated hospitals and surgical centers across the North Texas region. The specific facility for your procedure is determined based on the operation, your insurance, and your preferences — discussed during your surgical consultation in McKinney.

Can I get a robotic hernia repair or robotic gallbladder surgery in McKinney?

Yes. Patients seen at our McKinney clinic have full access to robotic-assisted hernia repair, robotic cholecystectomy, robotic colon resection, and other minimally invasive procedures. The robotic platform offers enhanced visualization and precision, which is particularly valuable for complex or recurrent cases.