About Dr. Viradia

Born and raised in West Virginia in a family of physicians, Dr. Viradia developed an early passion for medicine and surgery. He graduated magna cum laude in Honors Biology from West Virginia University and went on to earn his medical degree from Marshall University School of Medicine. During medical school, he completed additional anatomy electives focused on the face, breast, upper extremity, and hand, and trained in plastic surgery internships at Johns Hopkins University/Maryland Shock Trauma and the University of Texas Southwestern, two of the leading plastic surgery programs in the world.

Dr. Viradia completed a rigorous 5-year general surgery residency at West Virginia University Charleston Division, caring for his hometown community in surgical critical care, trauma, vascular, plastic, and colorectal surgery. He became board-certified by the American Board of Surgery and developed a strong interest in hand and plastic surgery, often taking additional call and conducting research to improve the treatment of hand injuries, including injuries among coal miners throughout the state.

He then pursued advanced subspecialty training in orthopedic hand and microsurgery at the University of Connecticut, followed by additional microsurgical training at Columbia University/New York Presbyterian Orthopedic Hospital. Dr. Viradia went on to complete a 3-year Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship at the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga, along with specialized breast reconstruction training at Vanderbilt University. During this time, he participated in more than 2,000 plastic surgery procedures, with a clear focus on aesthetics and injectables, and held leadership roles in state and national medical organizations while presenting his research at national conferences.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Viradia co-founded two biotech companies, Axxon LLC and Digitrack LLC, which bring together physicians, healthcare attorneys, and technology experts to advance AI-driven healthcare devices. He has presented his work at Harvard University and meetings of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, earning recognition as Plastic Surgeon Innovator of the Year for his patented Digitrack technology and placing in the top three at the Harvard University Pitch Competition. He further strengthened his leadership skills by completing a Harvard Business School specialization in leadership and management with a focus on healthcare.

Today, Dr. Viradia practices as a cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon in North Tampa-Wesley Chapel, where he is recognized for his advanced surgical training, innovation, and strong commitment to patient safety. He serves on national boards for patient safety and legislative advocacy and is a peer reviewer for the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal, and is double board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery.

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