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Where We Operate

Our Surgery Centers &
Hospital Affiliations

Dr. Levesque performs surgery only in fully accredited facilities — and maintains admitting privileges at leading Austin-area hospitals. Here is where your procedure takes place, with maps and directions.

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Accredited Outpatient Surgery Centers

Where Your Procedure Takes Place

Nearly all of Dr. Levesque's procedures are performed at accredited, state-licensed ambulatory surgery centers — facilities held to the same rigorous equipment, sterility, staffing, and emergency standards as a hospital operating room. Learn more about our safety standards on the Patient Safety & Credentials page.

AAAASF Accredited · 3 Surgical Suites

Westlake Hills Surgery Center

4701 Bee Cave Rd, Suite 203
West Lake Hills, TX 78746

An AAAASF-accredited private surgical center in West Lake Hills with three dedicated operating suites and a specialized outpatient plastic-surgery anesthesia and nursing team. You'll receive a pre-op screening call from the center before your procedure; plan to arrive 90 minutes prior to your scheduled start time.

Accredited Ambulatory Surgery Center

Center for Specialty Surgery of Austin

8015 Shoal Creek Blvd, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78757

A central-Austin accredited multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center just off Shoal Creek Boulevard, conveniently located near the practice. Its dedicated operating rooms, board-certified anesthesia providers, and experienced surgical staff make it a comfortable, well-equipped setting for outpatient aesthetic procedures.

Not sure which facility your surgery is at? The center is confirmed with you during scheduling and again at your pre-operative visit — it depends on your procedure and the operating schedule. If you have any questions before the day of surgery, call the practice at 512-487-5975.
Hospital Affiliations

Admitting Privileges

Dr. Levesque maintains active admitting privileges at two accredited St. David's HealthCare hospitals in the Austin area. Hospital privileges are an important, often-overlooked safety credential: they are granted only after a hospital independently verifies a surgeon's training, board certification, and competence — and they provide a seamless pathway for inpatient care should it ever be needed.

Admitting Privileges

St. David's South Austin Medical Center

901 W Ben White Blvd
Austin, TX 78704

A full-service acute-care hospital in South Austin and part of St. David's HealthCare, offering 24/7 emergency services and comprehensive inpatient care. Dr. Levesque's privileges here mean continuity of care in the rare event a patient requires hospital-level treatment.

Admitting Privileges

St. David's Round Rock Medical Center

2400 Round Rock Ave
Round Rock, TX 78681

A leading acute-care hospital serving Williamson County and the northern Austin metro, also part of St. David's HealthCare. Admitting privileges here extend Dr. Levesque's hospital coverage for patients north of Austin.

Day of Surgery

Planning Your Arrival

A few things that apply wherever your procedure takes place. Your specific instructions always come from Dr. Levesque's office and the surgery center — these are general guidelines.

Arrive 90 Minutes Early

Plan to arrive about 90 minutes before your scheduled start time so the team can complete check-in, pre-op preparation, and your anesthesia review without rushing.

Bring a Driver

A responsible adult must drive you home and stay with you. For your safety, the surgery centers do not release patients to ride-share services without a caregiver present. Arrange this in advance.

What to Wear & Bring

Wear loose, comfortable clothing with a button-up top, and bring a photo ID and any medications your surgeon has asked you to bring.

Follow Your Pre-Op Protocol

Review your Patient Resources for pre-op instructions — antiseptic showers, medication timing, fasting, and the carbohydrate drink where applicable.

Have Questions About Where You'll Be Treated?

We're glad to walk you through the facility, the surgical team, and what to expect on the day of your procedure — before you ever commit to surgery.