Medical Expertise of Dr. Tony Nakhla, MD
About Dr. Tony Nakhla, MD
Dr. Tony N. Nakhla recieved both his bachelors degree in biological sciences as well as his medical degree at Nova Southeastern University in South Florida, graduating medical school at the young age of 24. Dr. Nakhla finished in the top 10% of his medical school class and scored in the top 7% nationwide among medical board examinees. As a student, he received numerous awards including the prestigious NSU Chancellor's Scholarship and the NSU President's Endowment Award. Dr. Nakhla completed postgraduate training in New York City at St. Vincent's Midtown Hospital where he served as Chief Resident. Dr. Nakhla is a member of PSI Sigma Alpha, the National Osteopathic Honor Society for outstanding academic achievement. He has published articles in respected Dermatological Journals as well as participated in numerous research activities in the fields of Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery.
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