Margaret A. Terhar, MD, FACS

Margaret A. Terhar, MD, FACS, is part of Comprehensive Cancer’s breast surgery team that provides world-class cancer care in a supportive and caring environment.

EDUCATION
Margaret A. Terhar, MD, FACS, earned her medical degree and completed her general surgery training at Wright State University. She has pursued ongoing postgraduate education in breast care, nipple-sparing mastectomies, and hereditary cancers, and holds certification in breast ultrasound from the American Society of Breast Surgeons.

EXPERIENCE
Dr. Terhar is a breast surgeon at Comprehensive Cancer Centers and Medical Director of The Breast Center at Sunrise Hospital. She serves as Chair of the Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Treatment Planning Conference and is an active member of the Breast Center Steering Committee at Sunrise Hospital.

Prior to relocating to Las Vegas in 2006, Dr. Terhar practiced general surgery with a strong emphasis in breast care for 15 years before dedicating her practice to the care of breast-related diseases. She served at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton, Ohio as Medical Director of the Breast Center and Chair of the Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Treatment Planning Conference.

Dr. Terhar has been recognized as a Top Doctor by VEGAS INC Health Care Quarterly, Vegas Seven and Desert Companion. She has also received Medical Marvel by Nevada Business Magazine, America’s Most Honored Professionals by The American Registry, as well as the On-Time Physician, Patients’ Choice and Compassionate Doctor awards from Vitals.com.

PERSONAL
In her spare time, Dr. Terhar enjoys traveling, scuba diving and glass making.

PATIENT PHILOSOPHY
My staff and I aim to make the experience of being cared for as stress-free as possible. We strive to provide expert, up-to-date care as well as knowledge and support, in a timely fashion and always with kindness and compassion.

TREATMENT CENTER
Breast Surgery
3131 La Canada Street, Suite 134
Las Vegas, Nevada 89169
Tel: 702-990-6360
Fax: 702-565-2021

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