Dr. John Buxton, MD

I had a laparoscopic cholecystectomy done by Dr. Buxton but my cystic duct was damaged in the procedure. I was hospitalized for 5 days with no apology

He refused to operate on my relative, seeking a wait-and-see approach knowing the patient’s history. My relative ultimately died.

I was recommended to Doctor Buxton for gallbladder removal due to gull stones. I was extremely Impressed by the staff and the cleanliness of the place. The Doctor made me feel comfortable and answered all of my questions before surgery. The surgery was a success with no after problems. Doctor Buxton has great bedside manners. I would definitely recommend him.

My visit was smooth the staff and dr buxton were great I highly recommend them

Dr. Buxton did an send job. He kept us well informed and was very personable. Great experience!

I went in thinking it was a consultation, when he walked into my room asked what he was seeing me for , I barely even said my dr sent me to see u for these lumps under my arm , when he said let me see , I laid back he looked , and said , u have tunneling , nurse give me a wire , I still had no idea of what he was Doing,he stuck a wire in a whole under my arm started threading in and out with the wire asked for Scissors and began to cut with no anesthesia., his Response was that Im a brave girl.

When i first started getting mamos was when my sister got breast cancer. They found a lump in my breast. And decided to keep a eye on it. With no insurance i saw a different Dr each year. When Dr Buxton saw me. He just said he would remove it now and did it Pro Bono. Sister was so impressed. She had him do her next surgery. Cancer spread to her neck. And hard as it was. He went in aggressively and removed it all.. Great Dr, human being, Christian. And im sure many things. Your a hero!!

Well I went in to see Dr. Buxton for a hernia repair surgery. He noticed and pointed out a mole on my right shoulder that turned out to be Melanoma. He right away took care of the melanoma and saved my life! I am very grateful to him. It was nice that Dr. Buxton cared enough to go the extra mile to make sure I was ok. He is just awesome! Also his employee Cindee did an awesome job working hard to get my appointments in a fast manner. I am very grateful to Cindee for help saving my life!

Awesome doctor, listens, advises, gives the patient choices, makes sure patient understand all the ins and out of a procedure, answers all questions in terms patient can understand.

Maria, Dr Buxton's nurse, is rude, condescending, and downright dangerous for patients. I called her crying with complications and her response was the doctor isn't going to give you more pain medicine. I still had 21 of the 24 pain pills prescribed to me. I tried to explain the bulging oozing wound was my concern but she didn't listen and or care. I had to be admitted at another ER for complications and a post op infection. I will never go back to that clinic or that surgical center.

Hey is one of those in and out doctors that seem more interested in trying to see 15 patients an hour than with finding possibly vital information from the patient. I spent less than 10 waking minutes with him between the three times I met him. (Once in the office, once I grabbed him in the hall to tell him pertinent health history he failed to ask me about then for like 2 minutes before the surgery where he actually offered to cut any other lumps bumps or moles.

Dr, Buxton does a great job explaining what the surgery entails.