Corianne (Cori) Rogers, MD

Corianne (Cori) Rogers, MD, is a board-eligible plastic and reconstructive surgeon with clinical interests in general plastic and reconstructive surgery, including various types of cancer reconstruction, treatment of traumatic injuries and aesthetic surgery. She hopes to focus on hand surgery in the treatment of traumatic conditions (i.e. fractures, tendon/nerve injuries, wound management) as well as degenerative processes (i.e. arthritis and tendinitis). Other specific interests include peripheral nerve surgery, such as treatment for migraines and nerve decompression in the upper or lower extremities. She additionally has interest in the treatment of neuromas, which can be a source of chronic pain.

Dr. Rogers hails from Raleigh and is excited to be back in her hometown, giving back to the city where she was raised. She launched her academic career at Appalachian State University in Boone NC, graduated with her bachelors and then went to medical school at University of Tennessee College of Medicine in Memphis, TN. She completed her residency in integrated plastic surgery, at Indiana University College of Medicine in Indianapolis, IN. She completed a fellowship focusing on hand and upper extremities at the University of Alabama at Birmingham-Andrews Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, AL.

Dr. Rogers aims to give patients the best care possible. She acknowledges that everyone has a life full of other commitments, exciting life events and, unfortunately, also challenges. In understanding this, Dr. Rogers works to make patient care as seamless as possible to get patients back to the people and activities they enjoy most.

When not at work, Dr. Rogers enjoys cooking, gardening, traveling and photography.