Dr. Alan L Biddinger MD PHD

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Dr. Alan L. Biddinger is a highly experienced and respected surgeon, having been in practice for over two decades. His acclaimed career in medicine began in 1997, when he graduated from the University of North Texas Houston-Affiliated Hospitals. Upon earning his Medical Degree, he completed his Orthopedic residency with Beaumont Hospital. Dr. Biddinger is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. He provides expert treatment and surgical solutions for a wide array of conditions, and is recognized as a specialist in foot, ankle, hip, knee, shoulder, and elbow orthopedic surgery. He is also noted for his expertise in minimally invasive surgery. Alan L. Biddinger, MD, PhD is an esteemed Minimally Invasive Surgeon with Beaumont Health in Troy, Michigan. Non-robotic minimally invasive surgery is also known as endoscopic surgery. There are different types of minimally invasive surgeries like laparoscopic surgery, thoracoscopic surgery, or “keyhole” surgery. These are minimally invasive procedures that utilize an endoscope to reach internal organs through very small incisions.

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