Consistently named one of America's Top Surgeons in since 2009, Dr. Renata Weber graduated from New York University School of Medicine in 1994. She completed her fellowship training in peripheral nerve, hand, and microsurgery at Washington University in St. Louis. MO. She has published extensively and is a member of several medical societies, including the American Society for Surgery of the Hand, the American Association for Hand Surgery, The American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the American Society for Peripheral Nerve. In addition to being certified in hand surgery, she specializes in brachial plexus and complex nerve injuries. She is very interested in research and is the principal investigator for a multi-center clinical trial for nerve reconstruction using processed human nerves. Dr. Weber is part of a small group of surgeons nationwide specialized in cutting edge nerve splicing surgery for the treatment of previously untreatable paralysis. She sees patients in New York City and Northern New Jersey.

Every patient is different and treatment plan whether it is surgical or medical needs to be tailored to the individual. My job is provide the patient with the best option or options and help guide them to the right treatment for that person. I always think what would I want if this was me or my family.

Dr. Weber specializes in brachial plexus and complex nerve injuries and is the only surgeon in the tri-state area participating in a multi-center clinical trial for nerve reconstruction using processed human allografts. In addition to complex nerve repair and reconstruction, she treats all types of hand and forearm injuries to the bone and tendons, congenital and acquired hand conditions, nerve compression problems in the upper and lower extremity, general plastic surgery reconstruction to the body and extremities. She practices in NYC and NJ.