Biography

Gregory M. Senofsky, MD, is a board-certified, fellowship-trained Surgical Oncologist who specializes in breast and melanoma surgery. Dr. Senofsky performs approximately 600 breast operations annually. His clinical interests include oncoplastic surgery for breast cancer and long-term results for lumpectomies with 5-mm margins of clearance. Additionally, his current area of clinical research includes earlier detection of mammographically negative breast cancer. Dr. Senofsky is also the author of The Patient’s Guide to Outstanding Breast Cancer Care, as well as many peer reviewed journal articles in the field of breast cancer surgery.

Dr. Senofsky began his career as an associate of Melvin Silverstein, MD, at the Van Nuys Breast Center. He subsequently founded the Breast Institute in Valencia and organized the comprehensive Sheila Veloz Breast Center of which he is currently the Director. He has been instrumental in the transformation of the Encino Breast Care Center from an imaging center to a multidisciplinary Breast Center and is currently the Surgical Director of this center. He also holds a clinical faculty position in the Department of Surgery at UCLA School of Medicine.

Education

BA, Yale University, Rice University
MD, Baylor College of Medicine
Intern at University of Virginia Medical Center, Charlottesville, VA.
Resident and Chief Resident in General Surgery at University of CA, San Diego, CA
Fellow at University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Hospital in Surgical Oncology, Miami, Fl.

Address

The Margie Petersen Breast Center
2121 Santa Monica Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Phone

(310) 829-8089