Eric Alan Wong, MD

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Get to know Internist Dr. Eric Alan Wong, who serves the population of Norristown, Pennsylvania.

Eric Alan Wong, MD is a leading aesthetic physician currently serving patients in both Norristown, PA and New York City.  In 2014, Dr. Wong graduated from NYU School of Medicine, earning his medical degree. From there, he continued his education at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in Elmhurst, New York and completed his internship.  Furthering his education, he attended Suburban Community Hospital and completed his residency. Currently, when not performing duties as an internist rotating throughout multiple hospitals, Dr. Wong performs outpatient procedures aimed at improving quality of life for his patients.  He has a special interest in non-invasive aesthetic procedures and telemedicine, and has completed a mini-fellowship in injectables with Dr. Kirk Brandow, a cosmetic surgeon. Furthermore, he is affiliated with many hospitals in the area including Roxborough Memorial Hospital, Suburban Community Hospital, Temple University Hospital – Jeanes Campus, Lower Bucks Hospital, and Jennersville Regional Hospital.  Realizing the power of aesthetic health after having experienced his dermatology rotation during internship, Dr. Wong has embraced the field of aesthetic medicine in an attempt to prioritize the experience of life as well as its duration. With a particular focus on injectables, Dr. Wong founded his aesthetic medicine practice, Viva Nouveau, with the goal of providing education, quality care, and accessibility of treatments for the greater public.  He is a member of the American Medical Spa Association and has attended numerous conferences in the Philadelphia region. Dr. Wong attributes his success towards his passion towards his craft and the dedication he feels towards his work. Board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, Dr. Wong also maintains a professional membership with the American Medical Association in order to remain up to date in his field.    

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