Carly Young, MD

Carly Young, MD General Surgeon with Columbia Surgical Partners in Middle TN.

06/18/2026

If you can’t find me in the OR, clinic, wound care, or buried in charts… check the concrete wall between the surgery clinic and wound clinic. ☀️

Apparently my office staff caught me trying to squeeze in a little Vitamin D between cases. As it turns out, surgeons are solar-powered too.

Just trying to recharge before the next operation, clinic visit, phone call, prior authorization, chart note, and whatever else the day throws at me. 😎

06/11/2026

If you look like this after a workout—completely soaked in sweat—it’s time for a shower. 🚿💦

This is exactly why I tell my patients that after surgery, showering is not only allowed, it’s encouraged. Keeping your incisions clean is one of the simplest ways to help prevent infection.

No swimming pools, hot tubs, lakes, or soaking for 2 weeks after surgery—but please shower.

Your incisions will thank you.

06/06/2026

At Fall Creek Falls today, and this is exactly what I mean when I tell patients: no swimming in lakes, pools, hot tubs, rivers, or oceans for at least 2 weeks after surgery.

Even crystal-clear water can contain bacteria that increase the risk of a wound infection while your incision is healing. Giving your body those extra two weeks can help prevent complications and keep your recovery on track.

When in doubt, ask your surgeon before taking the plunge. 🌊🏞️

06/05/2026

A**l skin tag removal can often be performed as a same-day outpatient procedure, meaning you go home the very same day. Recovery is typically straightforward, with most patients returning to normal daily activities within a few days. If a**l skin tags are causing discomfort, hygiene issues, or cosmetic concerns, surgical removal may be an effective option. Every patient is different, so we discuss the risks, benefits, and expected recovery before moving forward.

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05/31/2026

Think a**l skin tags are just hemorrhoids? Not always.

A**l skin tags are common, benign growths that can develop after hemorrhoids, fissures, inflammation, or simply over time. While they’re usually harmless, they can cause irritation, hygiene issues, discomfort, or cosmetic concerns.

The good news? Many can be managed conservatively, and when symptoms persist, removal may be an option.

If you have a lump or bump that’s bothering you, don’t be embarrassed—it’s something we evaluate and treat regularly.

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05/27/2026

A**l skin tags are common and can cause irritation, hygiene issues, itching, or discomfort. The good news? Most can initially be managed conservatively with dietary changes, fiber, hydration, and avoiding irritation. If symptoms persist or become bothersome, we also offer safe surgical removal options right here in the office. Don’t ignore something that’s affecting your comfort — there are solutions. **lSkinTags

05/23/2026

Planning surgery? Don’t plan travel right after. I always recommend staying local for at least 2 weeks after surgery so I can monitor healing, answer questions, and help quickly if any issues come up. A smooth recovery is just as important as the operation itself. Your safety first, always.

05/22/2026

Lumps, bumps, and everything in between 👨‍⚕️✂️
Lipomas, cysts, abscesses, hematomas — if it’s bothering you, we can evaluate it and often remove it safely and efficiently. Don’t ignore that “little bump” you’ve been watching for years.

From diagnosis to treatment, we’ve got you covered.

05/12/2026

Game day looks a little different around here. Elective surgery day means early mornings, careful planning, teamwork, and taking care of patients from start to finish. Whether I’m operating at Columbia, Lawrenceburg, or Pulaski, the process is always similar — preparation, precision, and a great team behind every case. Grateful to do what I love in all three communities. 🩺💪 ColumbiaTN

Scrub caps say a lot about a person.Mine today is one I got from Dr. Vertrees—one I wear with pride in the OR. And Nikki...
04/22/2026

Scrub caps say a lot about a person.

Mine today is one I got from Dr. Vertrees—one I wear with pride in the OR. And Nikki? She’s rocking a lemon scrub cap that somehow perfectly matches her energy: bright, positive, and impossible not to smile around.

But what you don’t see behind the caps is everything she does.

Nikki is the engine that keeps our OR running. She’s there early, stays late, and somehow manages to be available at all hours—making sure every case has what it needs before we even realize we need it. She anticipates problems before they happen, fixes things quietly behind the scenes, and does it all with a smile that never seems to fade.

Surgery is a team sport, and people like Nikki are the reason we’re able to do what we do at a high level every single day.

Grateful doesn’t even begin to cover it.



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Columbia, TN
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