Dr. Angelo Incorvaia was born in Brooklyn, New York. After completing his undergraduate training at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, he earned his doctor in medicine at Ross University of medicine. He then began rigorous residency training in general surgery in Long Branch, New Jersey and completed it at Synergy Medical Education Alliance in Michigan, Michigan State University, where he was chief resident. Dr Incorvaia was awarded a fellowship in hand and wrist micro surgery at Albert Einstein at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City, where he worked side-by-side with world, renowned Hand Surgeon, Charles P. Melone, Jr., M.D.

Dr. Incorvaia has been practicing in South Florida since 2007, where he has been caring for local resident and snowbirds alike. Dr. Incorvaia is on the cutting edge of technology performing many new and innovative procedures requiring special training, including arthroscopic basil, joint surgery and needle aponeurotomy, (NA) for Dupuytren's disease.