Dr. Steven Tresser is board certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery specializing in neurosurgery and adult degenerative spine disorders. After graduating, he pursued additional advanced training in neurosurgery and minimally invasive spine surgery. Prior to joining Florida Orthopaedic Institute, Dr. Tresser practiced for 20 years at a private practice in Tampa where he utilized the most advanced surgical techniques including computer assisted navigational surgery and micro neurosurgery.
Dr. Steven Tresser is board certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery specializing in neurosurgery and adult degenerative spine disorders. After graduating, he pursued additional advanced training in neurosurgery and minimally invasive spine surgery. Prior to joining Florida Orthopaedic Institute, Dr. Tresser practiced for 20 years at a private practice in Tampa where he utilized the most advanced surgical techniques including computer assisted navigational surgery and micro neurosurgery.
Dr. Steven Tresser is board certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery specializing in neurosurgery and adult degenerative spine disorders. After graduating, he pursued additional advanced training in neurosurgery and minimally invasive spine surgery. Prior to joining Florida Orthopaedic Institute, Dr. Tresser practiced for 20 years at a private practice in Tampa where he utilized the most advanced surgical techniques including computer assisted navigational surgery and micro neurosurgery.
Dr. Tresser offers a full spectrum of neuro services including cranial neurosurgery and focuses on complex spinal surgery encompassing degeneration, deformities and trauma. He also offers patients minimally invasive spine surgery, kyphoplasty, and lumbar spinal injections.
In addition to his work in surgery, Dr. Tresser has over 30 years of experience teaching and has been an investigator in multiple research studies. He is a certified Diplomate of the National Medical Board, the American Board of Neurological Surgery, and the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Tresser is currently active in seven professional societies and has won multiple awards, including the Dudley P. Allen Scholar Award from Case Western Reserve University for his distinguished research on neurotransmitter plasticity.
In his spare time, Dr. Tresser enjoys photography, sailing, exercise, and craft brewing.
Just glad to see Dr. Tresser.
He explained in detail of a procedure that's going to take place on me he was very compassionate and patient to the even put on my phone so help me so that I can get a video to understand exactly what's going to take place I truly appreciate his time and after he put in my first visit
He did the second surgery on my neck and I wish he had done the first, if he had I probably wouldn't have needed 2 surgeries. He is a great surgeon and I highly recommend him to anyone needing any surgery that has to do with the spine. He will definitely be the one to do my back as it needs it again.
Saw his intern who was very nice. Agreed that a conservative course of treatment should be tried first with rx and physical therapy.
Never even got to see Dr. Tresser. After waiting for an hour in the waiting room, the nurse came out and I got to play "pass-the-message" for the next 10 minutes. I brought an MRI which I never got to discuss with him, and I left with the option of getting an X-ray and seeing his PA. Maybe he was too busy, or it was too late to talk to him. I don't know.
Excellent surgeon
Dr. Tresser is a real pro with fantastic bedside manner.
This Rating is for the practice, as I did not see Dr. Tresser. I saw his Fellow(Bryan)who was excellent and informative.
Really tells it to you straight. Takes the time to make sure you are fully comfortable with your procedure..
Friendly and right to the point.