Dr. Thomas R. Duquin

"It's been 5 years since my shoulder replacement. It's still perfect. Dr. DuQuin is the best. If I ever need another shoulder replacement, will have to move back to Buffalo!"

"I tore my Pec last July (July 8th, 2023). I knew immediately when it happened, what I did. I didn't want to waste time going to an urgent care or to a primary care physician, just to have them recommend me to a surgeon. I knew of Dr. Duquin already because he had done stellar work on my father's rotator cuff tears about 10 or so years ago, so I called his office directly and told them I tore my pec and needed to see Dr. Duquin. Without hesitation, I was told to come in the next day. They treated my injury with the urgency that it needed, and once the wheels were set in motion, I was in for surgery less than 2 weeks after my 1st visit with Dr. Duquin. Something that speaks to who Dr. Duquin is as a Surgeon: My family noticed other surgeons were sending a nurse out to the waiting room to inform families that their loved ones surgery was complete. Dr. Duquin however, came out himself after he was done working on me, to greet my family and then proceeded to spend around 15 to 20 minutes talking with them and answering their questions about what I should be doing post surgery. My surgery was scheduled to be 35 to 45 minutes, it ran about 2 hours I was told. Duquin spends extra time making sure everything is right and as good as it can be. I wasn't surprised by this, and in fact, this is one of the reasons I picked him. When my father was having 2 out of his 4 rotator cuff strands repaired by Dr. Duquin years ago, My dad had informed him that he had also torn his other 2 rotators a year prior and never got the surgery. Typically a torn muscle/tendon being a year old is considered way too late to be operated on. Despite this, after Duquin successfully re attached the first two rotators that my dad had recently torn at the time, Dr. Duquin elected to spend an extra 2 hours trying to also attach the other two rotators my father tore a year prior. It didn't work, but it was worth a try and my dad has always appreciated knowing he tried. And so did I, which is why I chose him. 9 months past the pec tear now, and it's holding up wonderfully. I am back to pretty much full workouts, and have been back to them for about 3 months the now. It still doesn't feel 100% the same, but it continues to feel more and more normal as time goes on. I know this is a long review, but surgeries are a major event to go through, so I figured at least SOMEONE out there would want to read this. Thanks Dr. Duquin for being super positive during our interactions, gassing me up and telling me you'd help me get back to hitting heavy bench presses, thanks for taking the extra time needed during my surgery, thanks for putting up with my obnoxious WWE style Hulkamania promo I cut right before the anesthesia (that I have no memory of) while I was drunk on the happy juice, and thanks for being the reason I am back in the gym to mostly full capacity."

"I chose Dr. Duquin as my shoulder replacement surgeon because I wanted a highly reputable doctor and more specifically one who performed shoulder surgeries ONLY-not one who dabbles in shoulders, knees, hands, elbows, etc. He far exceeded my expectations in a surgeon! He was on point when it came to my own particular surgery. I highly recommend him to everyone needing shoulder surgery. ."

"Dr. Quinn is one of the most genuis doctor I had the pleasure of working with. He replaced both of my shoulders and the job him and his team did was amazing. I recommend dr. Quinn and his team with the highest regards safety and Trust. Thanks For letting me continue with bodybuilding."

"DR. DUQUIN is a very friendly doctor who takes his time with you in explaining any procedure you are having. Hes replaced both my husband's shoulders with great success. I'm doing mine too. I reccomend anyone to see him. You won't be disappointed. As I was waiting in his waiting room, there was a young lady who told me Dr. Duquin replaced the ligaments in her elbow and now she can write again. There are so many success stories to tell u but not alot of room to text."