From Fort Lauderdale to Coral Springs: What to Know About Our Oakland Park Office

Journal · Local Florida

Medically reviewed by Michael Clerveus, MD, board-certified general surgeon · Last reviewed October 7, 2026

If you’re in Broward, you don’t have to drive up to Palm Beach County. Here’s the practical info on our Oakland Park office.

If you live in Broward, here’s some good news: you don’t have to make the drive up to Palm Beach County to talk with us.

Our Oakland Park office makes things a lot easier for folks in Fort Lauderdale, Wilton Manors, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs and nearby. Here’s the practical stuff, the kind of info people always ask us for on the phone.

The basics

Address: 3333 W Commercial Blvd, Suite 110A, Oakland Park, FL 33309

Phone: 954-687-9879

Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM

Who you’ll see: Dr. Clerveus sees patients at this office.

Wait, does the doctor actually come here?

Yes. Michael Clerveus, MD, a board-certified general surgeon, sees patients at the Oakland Park office. You’re not just meeting with someone who’ll pass notes along.

You can read about him on our surgeon page.

“Is everything done at this office?”

People ask this a lot. Consultations happen here. For any procedure, the procedure location is confirmed at your free consultation. Ask about it directly, along with how safety and monitoring are handled.

Getting here from around Broward

Commercial Boulevard is a pretty central route for a lot of Broward. Here’s a rough idea of how people tend to come in (traffic, of course, being traffic):

• From Fort Lauderdale: many people head north to Commercial Blvd and go west.
• From Wilton Manors: a short trip north and west.
• From Pompano Beach: south toward Commercial Blvd.
• From Coral Springs: east and south toward Commercial.

Use your maps app for the best route at the time you’re driving. We’d also suggest leaving a little early. Nobody likes rushing into a consult.

Our city pages

If you want more about your specific area, check out:

• Lipo 360 in Oakland Park
• Lipo 360 in Fort Lauderdale
• Lipo 360 in Coral Springs
• Lipo 360 in Pompano Beach
• Lipo 360 in Wilton Manors

Spanish spoken here

Our staff at the Oakland Park office is bilingual. If Spanish is easier for you, just say so when you call or come in.

The main line vs. the Oakland Park line

Quick tip. Our main line in Greenacres, 561-363-5538, is answered 24/7, also in Spanish. The Oakland Park line, 954-687-9879, is the office line for this location during its hours. Either one can help you get started.

What to ask at your Broward consult

1. Which procedure fits my goals?
2. Where would my procedure take place?
3. How many follow-up visits will I need, and where?
4. Can some follow-ups be virtual?
5. What does my quote include?
6. Are financing options available? (We offer Cherry, subject to credit approval.)

Prefer to start from home?

You can do a virtual consultation first if that’s easier with your schedule. It’s a great way to ask your initial questions before coming in.

Parking and arriving

Plan a few extra minutes to park and find the suite. Suite 110A can be easy to miss if you’ve never been to the building before. If you’re running late or can’t find us, call the office line during business hours and we’ll help you get oriented.

Bring a photo ID, a list of your medications and any questions you’ve written down. If you’re coming from work, that’s fine. Comfortable clothes make the exam a little easier.

Broward weekends

Since the Oakland Park office is open Monday through Friday, weekend visitors may want to plan around the Greenacres office instead, or start with a virtual consult.

Real talk

A closer office makes things more convenient, but it doesn’t change what’s realistic for your body. Results vary, and the way to find out what fits you is a real conversation with the surgeon.

If you’re in Broward and you’ve been curious, this is your sign. Your free consultation can happen right here in Oakland Park.

This article is general education, not medical advice. Results vary from person to person. A consultation with Michael Clerveus, MD, is required to determine whether any procedure is right for you. For a medical emergency, call 911.