Angie Song, MD

A veteran of the U.S. Army, she earned her medical degree at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences in 1993. She completed her residency at Madigan Healthcare System and Fitzsimons Army Medical Center. She retired from the Army as a Major.

 “I always felt the head and neck area was the most interesting and challenging as far as anatomy,” she says of her specialty. “There are lots of crevices. It’s not as straight forward as opening up a belly. It’s very individualized by person. The face and the contours are a little bit different. Our face is what we present. I remember being told by a plastic surgeon that it doesn’t matter how old a person is, they still want to look good.”

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Procedures Perfromed

Education and Training

Certifications & Licensure

• ABMS - American Board of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
• ABMS - American Board of Otolaryngology - Otolaryngology
• California Medical Board - MD
• Washington Medical Board - MD

Languages

• English

Authorship

Read through some of Dr. Song's contributions to our health and wellness blog.

Eyelid Surgery Can Repair Bagginess, Improve Sight

As people say, “The eyes are the window to our soul.” However, what happens when that window looks a little aged or tired appearing?

Snoring in Children 

It may be a bit unsettling for parents to hear the sounds of snoring coming from the bedroom of a small child. While there’s often no need to worry about snoring that happens occasionally, parents might want to listen in for more frequent or severe snoring. That can be the sign of a problem and...

Knowing the Risk Factors for Skin Cancer

Skin malignancies are the most common cancers in the United States. They are responsible for more than half of all new cancer cases. With those kinds of statistics, you may want to know when should a simple mole or brown spot become worrisome? With longer summer days and the lure of gardening or...

The Nose Knows our Sinuses

As we head into the winter season, you may want to learn more about your nose, and some good practices to keep your nose and sinuses happy this winter. Every day when you look in the mirror, there’s a facial characteristic that is front and center – your nose. But how much do you know about how...

Understanding Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is a malignant tumor from cells of the skin. More than 2 million Americans are diagnosed with it every year, making it one of the most common forms of cancer diagnosed in the U.S.