Michael Armstrong, Jr., MD

Michael Armstrong, Jr., MD

Dr. Armstrong specializes in otolaryngology, head and neck surgery and facial plastic and reconstructive surgery.

Dr. Armstrong, Jr., MD offers these procedures:

  • Adenoidectomy
  • Balloon Sinuplasty
  • Deviated septum
  • Ear Tubes
  • Facial trauma surgery
  • Functional endoscopic sinus surgery
  • Functional nasal surgery
  • Head and Neck Cancer Surgery
  • Moh's surgery
  • Nasal and facial fracture repair
  • Nasal obstruction surgery
  • Otoplasty
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Sinusitis
  • Tonsil and adenoid removal

Experience

Dr. Michael Armstrong began private practice in 1995. He is an active member of the American Rhinologic Society, and the Christian Medical and Dental Society. He is a founding partner with the Stony Point Surgery Center, where he has served as chairman of the patient care committee, chairman of the operations committee, vice chief of staff, and chief of the medical staff. He is frequently asked to speak as a regional expert on allergies and upper respiratory tract infections, including sinusitis and otitis media. The Chesterfield Family Practice Residency has awarded him “Outstanding Educator in Otolaryngology” four times since 1999. He was appointed assistant clinical professor at the Medical College of Virginia in 2003.

Practice

Michael Armstrong, Jr., M.D. has practiced otolaryngology and facial plastic surgery in Richmond, Virginia since 1995. Dr. Armstrong founded Advanced Otolaryngology, P.C., now Richmond ENT, in January 2001 with the goal of improving the quality of the patient's office experience. He places great emphasis on teaching, using multimedia presentations and a well-trained staff to educate patients and their families. Dr. Armstrong’s areas of clinical interest include sophisticated endoscopic sinus surgery and facial plastic surgery. He is particularly known for his skill in reconstructing cancer defects of the nose and ear. With a constant eye for new and less invasive surgical techniques, he stays abreast of current research through educational meetings and self study. In the operating room and in the office, he is an innovator who has introduced one or more techniques for each year in practice.

Education

A Richmond native, Dr. Armstrong is a graduate of Princeton University and Duke University Medical School. Dr. Armstrong completed a residency and fellowship at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He is double board-certified in otolaryngology -- head and neck surgery and in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. He has completed the fellowship examination of the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy.

Profile

Dr. Armstrong is an active swimmer and tennis player, and enjoys coaching youth football and basketball. He has traveled abroad numerous times as a short-term medical missionary.

Testimonials

Everyone at MEDRVA was so nice and caring. I have never had surgery that I would recommend to others BUT would highly recommend MEDRVA. Dr. Armstrong came to see me before surgery. Offered a prayer. Highly recommend him. He is the only doctor to ever come to talk to me before surgery. I have had new knee and open heart surgery. Betty H. Feb 2021
The entire surgical team was very professional and exceptional in everything they did. I felt totally prepared and comfortable with the team and my procedure. A sure bonus was “prayer” w/Dr. Armstrong, that for me said all that needed to be said. It’s as though he read my heart, mind and put it all to rest. It was a winning team. Z. S. Aug 2020
The entire surgical team was very professional and exceptional in everything they did. I felt totally prepared and comfortable with the team and my procedure. A sure bonus was “prayer” w/Dr. Armstrong, that for me said all that needed to be said. It’s as though he read my heart, mind and put it all to rest. It was a winning team. Z. S. Aug 2020
The nurse assigned to us the day of surgery was phenomenal! She calmed my son, made us feel so comfortable, and kept us informed of all procedures and updates. Dr. Armstrong was truly a blessing as well. How fortunate we were to have a doctor PRAY with us before surgery. God is good! Please recognize Lisa Esposito! James H. Jun 2020
Dr. Armstrong was kind, gentle and direct from our first meeting. Jan C. Mar 2020
I was treated very well and promptly. Even got extra blankets since I was cold. Thank you to my recovery nurse. Thanks to Dr. Armstrong. Sherri C. Feb 2020
My wife loved the fact that the doctor came out to the waiting room and spoke to her about the procedure. Everyone was very nice and professional! Please recognize Dr. Armstrong and Nurse Pam. William C. Feb 2020
The entire staff was professional and attentive. Dr. Armstrong’s bedside manner was awesome. Linda K. Aug 2019
Dr. Armstrong was great at putting us at ease. All of the staff was wonderful!! We were not sent home without gauze. I loved how he said a prayer with us before surgery. I had to call his cell twice, and he was great. Jalena H. Jul 2019
Great experience. All staff was respectful and understanding of my brother’s limitations (MR, autistic, mild CP). Dr. Armstrong was very kind and caring. The anesthesiologist and nurses anesthetist were great and worked hard to have a good outcome with the least sedation possible. Greeting and registration staff were friendly and competent. This was the 2 nd surgery here for us. Very pleased! Sherry H. Nov 2018
Dr. Armstrong and the entire staff were wonderful on the day of surgery. My son's procedure was fully explained to both of us and every step of the process was professionally managed and with great care for our entire family. Thank you to all! Angela F Dec 2017
My 17 year old daughter had a tonsillectomy and was treated by Dr. Armstrong. Our experience at your surgery center was awesome! Everybody that we came in contact with was friendly, caring, professional, patient and thorough. I could not have asked for better care for my daughter. She was treated with care and respect and her surgery went perfect, I highly recommend your center for surgery needs. Leanne F Jan 2017
Dr. Armstrong was fantastic. We really appreciated him praying with us beforehand. I am telling anyone that needs an ENT to go to him! The nurse’s was great too! Everyone was professional and caring. N. Strunk May 2016
My experience at this facility couldn’t have been any better! I was very favorably impressed. Dr. Armstrong is the best doctor I have ever had in all my 83 years. I especially appreciate his praying for me. I will highly recommend him to everyone. Anonymous Jan 2016
All staff and members were extremely professional and thorough with explanations. Exceptional note => Amy Meadors. The intake nurse was 100% professional and personable. She worked with Dr. Armstrong, setting up study testing and input to PC. She is a treasure! Thank you Dr. Armstrong and staff. Brenda S. Dec 2015
All doctors should be as kind and personable as Dr. Armstrong. He is the best. Dr. Armstrong Dec 2015
I made the right choice in coming to Richmond ENT and moving the surgery. The care was a lot more than I expected. Thank you. Watson J. Mar 2015
Dr. Armstrong always puts me at ease with prayer! Patty L. Feb 2015
I couldn't have asked for a better doctor or staff for my son's procedure. From the time we entered the facility until we walked out I knew that he was in good hands. I would and will recommend Dr. Armstrong and Stony Point Surgery Center to everyone I know that needs his service! Eric W. Dec 2014
I especially appreciated Dr. Armstrong's beautiful prayer before surgery! Carrie G. Oct 2014
The RNs were excellent and I could not have asked for better care postop by my RN. She gave me a hug when she put me in the car. Dr. Janes is the best anesthesiologist I have ever had. It is the first time I have not have had postop nausea. Dr. Armstrong is a caring surgeon. I would like to have any future surgery at Stony Point. Dee J May 2014
I appreciated Dr. Armstrong's prayers prior to surgery and his team's professionalism. Randy W. Mar 2014
The staff was caring and had a sense of humor which is important to me. Even though there were other patients I felt like I was the only one being treated. Dr. Brock was very comforting about the anesthesia. Joanne started a painless IV and of course Dr. Armstrong's skill provided excellent results. Anon. Feb 2014
Very pleased with staff and surgeon. Appreciated Dr. Armstrong praying over my son and the trust building efforts. Also appreciated the frequent updates and TLC from staff. Highly recommend. L.K.

Awards

2019 MEDRVA Patient Choice Award

2019 MEDRVA Patient Choice Award

2020 MEDRVA Patient Choice Award

2020 MEDRVA Patient Choice Award

Locations

Richmond ENT
8700 Stony Point Parkway, Suite 110
Richmond
Virginia
23235
Phone: (804) 330-5501
Fax: (804) 272-4504

Videos

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Dr. Michael Armstrong Discusses Ear Tubes

Dr. Michael Armstrong, of Richmond ENT, talks about ear tubes - the most common procedure for children - with Jessica Noll from CBS6 Virginia This Morning.

Jessica Noll: It’s the most common procedure performed on children in this country. Dr. Michael Armstrong with Richmond ENT is talking about ear tubes. Doctor, it’s common but when do you know it’s necessary?

Dr. Michael Armstrong: Many of these children have had four infections or more in the last six months. They’ve had painful nights without sleep. Sometimes they’ve had fluid persisting for more than three months, blocking their hearing. Once those problems have occurred then they’re often recommended for surgery.

Jessica Noll: What does surgery look like?

Dr. Michael Armstrong: Well we simply make an opening into the ear drum, suction the fluid out, and button a tube into the hole. They wake up and they’re ready to go home 15 minutes later.

Jessica Noll: And then recovery after that?

Dr. Michael Armstrong: Generally they do very well at home. They need breakfast and a nap and they’re ready to play in the afternoon.

Jessica Noll: All right, and swimming after that?

Dr. Michael Armstrong: Absolutely. As long as the water is clean they can swim all they want.

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