About Practice
At the Surgical Consultants of Northern Virginia in Reston, Virginia, Brett Sachse, MD, Amanda Pysher Cox, MD, and and Mohammed Bayasi, MD, combine outstanding surgical expertise with an unwavering commitment to high-quality patient care.
The Surgical Consultants of Northern Virginia is a leader in robotic surgical techniques and minimally invasive surgeries. They’re the first general surgery practice to use robotics at Reston Hospital Center. Minimally invasive and robotic surgical procedures provide improved patient outcomes. Patients typically have less pain, spend less time in the hospital, and recover more rapidly overall.
The team handles all types of surgery, including skin cyst and lipoma removal, anti-reflux surgery, hernia repair, gallbladder removal, and colorectal procedures. The Surgical Consultants of Northern Virginia also offers bariatric surgeries, including gastric bypass and gastric sleeve procedures. They place ports for chemotherapy and peritoneal dialysis catheters.
The team offers outstanding, patient-focused care. They provide information and resources to help patients learn about their conditions and treatment options, ensuring they make the best choices about their healthcare.
New patients are welcome at the Surgical Consultants of Northern Virginia. The practice accepts most insurance plans. Consultations are available by calling the practice or using the online scheduling tool.
We accept most major insurance plans. Please contact the medical office for all insurance related questions.
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