Core
Principles

In All That We Do

We honor God in everything that we do.

This principle sits at the foundation of the practice as a sincere expression of how Dr. Schwartz approaches his work and his responsibility to others. Medicine, at its best, is an act of service. The privilege of caring for another person, of being trusted with their health, their body, and their sense of themselves, is not taken lightly here.

Honoring God in everything means bringing integrity to every decision, treating every patient with dignity and honesty, and approaching the work with humility. It means doing the right thing when no one is watching, being truthful about what surgery can and cannot achieve, and never placing profit or convenience above the wellbeing of a patient. It is the quiet standard behind every interaction at Edition.

Solving the Problem
You Bring Us

We strive to solve the problems that our patients bring us to the very best of our abilities.

Every patient comes with something specific, often a problem that has affected how they feel about themselves. We start by finding out exactly what it is, then work out the best way to fix it.

Dr. Schwartz and the team take time to understand your goals before recommending anything. Dr. Schwartz will tell you when surgery is the right answer and when it is not.

Helping Each Other
Improve

We work together as a team to lift each other up and develop one another to our highest potential.

Your experience here depends on everyone on the team, not only the surgeon. When someone on the team is struggling, the rest of us help. We train each other, and we expect each other to keep getting better.