Bridget M Brady, MD FACS

Dr. Brady, is a fantastic surgeon! If I could give her 10 stars, I would. Very Professional and knows her stuff. The day I met with Dr. Brady she did an ultrasound, found nodules and did a biopsies, a few days later the results came back, cancer was found. She set up and preformed my thyroidectomy, so far a week after surgery and I can barely see the scar. The whole time she has been in contact with me checking to see how I’m doing very awesome, I recommend her to anyone having thyroid issues.

This is one of those times where I wish Unilocal had more stars because Dr. Brady was phenomenal.
My endocrinologist referred me to Dr. Brady after it was decided that I needed a thyroidectomy. I was able to get into Dr. Brady relatively quickly, but the surgery wasn’t for a full month. I absolutely didn’t want to wait that long and actually considered getting another surgeon that could get me in sooner. Thank God I didn’t.
In the month leading up to my surgery, I did a bunch of research. Mainly for the vanity side of things… How long was I going to look like frankenstein? Was I doomed to a summer of scarves and a lifetime of makeup/​coverup? I joined facebook groups where people were posting pictures and talking about how horrible it was. Awesome. Can’t wait.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME WITH THIS SCAR DR. BRADY?! The picture I’ve attached is 2 days post op. TWO. Sure, I have a smidgen of foundation on it… but go ahead and google some of the other scars and you’ll see how absolutely phenomenal this one is. Also, mind you, this picture was taken in a restaurant… 2 days after a full thyroidectomy. That’s how good I felt.
I had no idea going into her practice that she was known for «minimally invasive thyroid removal», but God bless the endocrinologist who sent me to her because I am very very very happy with the results.
To top it off, she has a great bedside manner, she is super personable, followed up with me many times, was quick to answer any post-​surgical questions we had, and well… she has great hair. (Okay, that’s totally irrelevant, but it’s true.) Seriously, there is nothing about her and this entire experience I don’t love. Well, other than the lab results, but that’s a discussion for another time.
Thank you Dr. Brady!

High five to Dr. Brady. From the moment she walked into the room on my first visit to see her I knew I liked her a lot. She had a very warm personality with compassion and took the time to explain to me what I needed to have done to include illustrations. On my day of thyroid surgery she met with me again and spent time answering my long list of concerns. She called me the day after surgery to see how I was doing and then unfortunately she called again on day 3 to inform me that I needed to have the other thyroid lobe removed because they found cancer. This time I was very anxious and the last I remember in the operating room was her standing next to me holding my hand. Even after two cuts in the same spot her incision is still invisible. I healed quickly which I contribute to her excellence. Great bedside manner, so kind, and was prompt in responding to my many texts of worries. Dr. Brady is so down to earth, she’s exceptional and I am very blessed to have had her. I tell everybody about my awesome surgeon!

When I was diagnosed with large thyroid nodules and hyperparathyroidism, Dr. Brady performed a thyroidectomy and parathyroidectomy on me. It is hard to see the scar she made it so fine line and small. I am a retired surgical nurse and believe she has the unique combination of a wonderful bedside manner and excellent technique. She followed me with my endocrinolgist postoperatively, too. I would recommend her without any reservation!

Dr. Brady has a wealth of expertise way beyond her years. She is extremely professional and knowledgeable and I highly recommend her!