General and Robotic Surgeon
Meet Dr. Lee
Colton T. Lee, MD is a board-certified General and Robotic Surgeon at Las Vegas Surgical Associates.
Originally from small-town Mississippi, Dr. Lee made Las Vegas his home as soon as possible. He completed undergraduate education at William Carey University and then earned his medical degree at the University of Mississippi School of Medicine. Dr. Lee’s surgical training included an intern year at the University of Mississippi Medical Center prior to joining Valley Health System General Surgery Residency Program‘s inaugural class. He served as administrative chief resident and then strengthened his commitment to Las Vegas as a member of our staff after graduation.
Dr. Lee specializes in both traditional and minimally invasive robotic surgical techniques. He mentors the next generation of physicians through faculty appointments at Touro University Nevada and Valley Health System Consortium. Additionally, he serves on the Medical Advisory Committee at The Center of Southern Nevada. Despite a busy schedule, he prioritizes compassionate care for his patients – the same he’d want for his own family members.
Outside of work, Dr. Lee spends time exploring new cities, sampling fresh restaurants, cheering on the Ole Miss Rebels, or simply hanging out with his dogs Beau and Remy.
Dr. Colton Lee was really nice, friendly, and he took the time to answer my questions I had. He cared about what I had to say and took the time to go over my CT Scan with me and showed me on his device exactly what was going on so I could see and understand what he was saying as he was saying things so I could better interpret it.
Great Surgeon and would highly recommend for anyone with a hernia and is unsure of where to go. He is with Las Vegas Surgical Associates.
– E.K.
Education
Medical Training & Experience
- Undergraduate: William Carey University
- Medical Degree: University of Mississippi School of Medicine
- Surgical Training: Internship at the University of Mississippi Medical Center prior to joining Valley Health System General Surgery Residency Program‘s inaugural class