Dr. Xondra Alexis Driggs
Dr. Xondra Alexis Driggs is a General Surgeon serving patients in Utah County. This page shares basic contact information and a clear overview of surgical care areas patients commonly ask about.
About
Dr. Xondra Alexis Driggs is a general surgeon. General surgeons evaluate a wide range of conditions and, when appropriate, perform procedures to treat disease, relieve symptoms, and improve quality of life.
The procedure summaries below are educational. Actual services offered can vary by provider, location, and your clinical needs.
General Surgery
General surgery covers diagnosis and pre-operative, operative, and post-operative management across multiple body systems. Many abdominal operations are now performed using minimally invasive (laparoscopic) approaches that can reduce pain and speed recovery for appropriate patients.
For details on scope and training domains, see the linked resource.
Robotics Surgery
Robotic assistance is commonly used to support minimally invasive surgery with improved precision, flexibility, and control. Many approaches build on laparoscopic (“keyhole”) surgery—using small incisions with a camera and specialized instruments.
Breast Surgery
Breast surgery can be part of diagnosing a breast concern, treating breast cancer, or managing other breast conditions. Care often begins with imaging and consultation, followed by a plan that may include biopsy, excision, or other surgery tailored to your diagnosis.
Colorectal Surgery
Colorectal surgery focuses on the colon and rectum. Surgical plans may include partial colon/rectal resection for benign conditions or malignant disease, as well as treatment of certain anal conditions.
Surgical Oncology
Surgical oncology focuses on operations that diagnose, stage, and treat cancer, and can also help manage certain symptoms. Many care plans are coordinated with medical oncology, radiation oncology, and other specialties.
Digestive Tract Procedures
Digestive tract (alimentary tract) procedures address conditions affecting the pathway from mouth to anus. Depending on diagnosis, treatment may involve urgent surgery (such as appendectomy) or planned operations.
Hepatobiliary Procedures
Hepatobiliary refers to the liver, bile ducts, and gallbladder working together to make bile. Procedures in this area can include gallbladder removal, liver biopsy/resection, and pancreatic surgery pathways.
Trauma Surgery
Trauma is a physical wound or injury caused by an external source (such as accidents or violence). Trauma care can be non-operative or operative, depending on injury pattern and severity.
If you have an emergency or serious injury, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
What to Expect
- A focused review of your symptoms and medical history
- Discussion of imaging/lab results (if available)
- Clear explanation of treatment options
- Next steps, timelines, and recovery expectations
Common Reasons for a Visit
- Surgical consultation or second opinion
- Evaluation of abdominal or soft-tissue concerns
- Planning for surgery and post-operative follow-up
- Coordinated care with your primary doctor and specialists
Note: Specific procedures and availability can vary. For details, call the office.