Brooklyn: Plastic Surgery with Mansher Singh, MD, FACS

Overview

Brooklyn is the most populous borough at roughly 2.6 million residents, and its relationship to the East 70s depends almost entirely on which subway trunk a neighbourhood sits on. The Q train, running from Coney Island through Prospect Park and over the Manhattan Bridge, continues up Second Avenue to 72nd Street, giving a large part of central and southern Brooklyn a single-seat ride to within three blocks of the office.

The 4 and 5 from Borough Hall and Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center run express up Lexington Avenue to 59th Street, where the 6 continues to 86th Street-Lexington Avenue. From northern Brooklyn the trip generally involves one transfer in Manhattan.

Reaching the Upper East Side office

Q train, Brighton Line, direct to 86th Street and Second Avenue

4 and 5 express from Borough Hall and Atlantic Avenue to 59th Street-Lexington Avenue

Communities in Brooklyn

• Brooklyn Heights — 4 and 5 express from Borough Hall, roughly 35 minutes.
• Park Slope — Q from Seventh Avenue or 4 and 5 from Atlantic Avenue, 40 to 50 minutes.
• Williamsburg — L to Union Square then Q to 72nd Street, roughly 40 minutes.
• DUMBO — F to Lexington Avenue-63rd Street, roughly 35 minutes.
• Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens — F to Lexington Avenue-63rd Street, no transfer.
• Bay Ridge — R to 59th Street-Lexington Avenue, around an hour.
• Brighton Beach and Sheepshead Bay — Q express, a long but transfer-free ride.
• Bedford-Stuyvesant — A or C to Broadway-Lafayette then the 6, roughly 50 minutes.

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