Kyle Dunning, MD,FACS

About

Dr. Dunning was born and raised in Pennsylvania. He attended Temple University for his undergraduate studies, Drexel University College of Medicine for a Doctor of Medicine degree, and Easton Hospital, an academic affiliate of Hahnemann University, in Philadelphia for his general surgery residency training. He served four years of active duty in the US Army, serving in Iraq and Afghanistan as an Army Surgeon and as Chief of General Surgery for the General Leonard Army Community Hospital.

Dr. Dunning's niche’ service at Ogden Clinic is providing laparoscopic hernia repairs. The benefits of such a hernia surgery procedure include a smaller incision, less scarring, and pain, and in nearly all cases, patients are able to return home the same day following surgery. Patients are most likely able to return to light activity after one or two weeks.

Dr. Dunning enjoys hunting, fishing, and hiking and is enthusiastic about living in an area that offers a variety of recreational activities.

Learn more about Dr. Kyle Dunning at http://www.utahherniasurgery.com

Experience

• Ogden Clinic
  Ogden, UT – 2013 to Present
• US Army, Major
  Fort Leonard Wood, MO – 2009 to 2013

In The Media

What do you call a surgeon who performs advanced laparoscopic hernia surgery with tiny incisions and less pain?

What do you call a team of two veteran combat surgeons and one critical care surgeon?

Dr. Kyle Dunning Discussing Colon Cancer
Dr. Kyle Dunning, a general surgeon with Ogden Clinic, on ABC4 mid-day news discussing tips for preventing colon cancer.