Meet your provider
Frank “Tony” Lacy, MD
Mohs surgeon
- Mohs surgery
- Dermatologic oncology
- Reconstructive surgery
Locations
Bermuda Run
Patient testimonials5 testimonials
"I appreciate the courtesy, the professional behavior of all the staff, the expedience and the confidence of Dr. Lacy and his medical team and the care expressed during my treatment and recovery."
"Dr. Lacy is awesome!! Very nice and polite. He explained the procedure and everything he was doing. I felt very comfortable with them. I know I will see them again."
"Dr. Lacy removed a squamous from the crown of my head. The Doctor and assistant were extremely patient and really capable. I would certainly not hesitate to have them operate any other time I need such an operation."
"Dr. Lacy and his staff were very informative and kind. Thank you for making it such a great experience!"
"Very professional in every respect. Dr. Lacy called to follow up and ask how I was feeling. Very much appreciated."
Frank “Tony” Lacy, MD is a proud native of the state of West Virginia. Dr. Lacy is fellowship-trained in Mohs Micrographic Surgery, Dermatologic Oncology, and Reconstructive Surgery and double board certified by the American Board of Dermatology and American College of Mohs Surgery. Dr. Lacy has completed over 3,000 Mohs cases. He completed his Bachelor’s in Honors Biology at West Virginia University, graduating Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa and as a member of Mountain honorary. After undergraduate, Tony enrolled at West Virginia University School of Medicine and completed his medical degree in 2018. While in medical school, Dr. Lacy was inducted into Alpha Omega Alpha as a 3rd year medical student and was voted by his peers into the Gold Humanism Honors Society while graduating at the top of his class.
After completion of his internship at West Virginia University Hospital, Dr. Lacy relocated to Chapel Hill, NC, to pursue his residency training in dermatology at the University of North Carolina. He had the honor of serving as Chief Resident during his final year of training. Following residency, Dr. Lacy completed a fellowship in Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology at Zitelli & Brodland Skin Cancer Center, regarded by many as the top fellowship training program in the country. During his rigorous fellowship year, Dr. Lacy received extensive hands-on training in Mohs Micrographic surgery and complex surgical reconstruction from Dr. John A. Zitelli and Dr. David G. Brodland, both former presidents of the American College of Mohs Surgery.
Within the field of Mohs surgery and dermatologic oncology, Dr. Lacy has published numerous articles related to the diagnosis and management of skin cancers and has presented at local, regional and national meetings. His clinical practice focuses on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of skin cancers.
In his time outside of medicine, Dr. Lacy enjoys playing golf (with adequate sun protection, of course), basketball, traveling and spending time with his friends and family.