I have been most fortunate to have Dr Alicia Knee as my foot surgeon. After multiple surgeries and continous toe issues, I feel almost back to normal. Absolutely the best care from an orthopedic doctor/surgeon. read more

She could be the best podiatrist, but many will never know. Because her website and operations staff are inadequate. Don't bother taking all that time to enter your name, insurance details, and availability on the website or chat. They don't work. And don't bother leaving a voicemail. Nobody listens. I guess she already has too many patients. What a waste of my time. read more

Dr. Knee went out of her way to help me. She is dedicated, honest, well informed, sweet and compassionate. She answered all my questions on a Sunday night. She is easy to talk to. I recommend her highly. read more

Warm and friendly doctor but did not notice that I had tendonitis. I saw Dr. Knee 2 times in the winter and spring about some pain I was having in my right foot that would come as go periodically. I described the pain to her as on the outer side of my foot and deep within my arch. The doctor noticed that I had a stiff joint (not near the painful spots) and recommended a steroid injection and some insoles that distributed my weight off the joint and more onto the side of the foot. The doctor told me I probably had early onset arthritis (I'm 29) and when I asked if there was any PT or stretching I could do for the pain, she said no. Fast forward 6 months, I've been wearing the orthotics and living with the pain thinking it's arthritis (which confused me because it's not joint pain). It reached a breaking point a couple weeks ago, and I couldn't put any weight on it or walk. I was unable to get ahold of anyone at Dr Knee's office so I scheduled an appointment with a new doctor (physiologist) who diagnosed me with peroneal tendonitis. I'm now in a walking boot for 3+ weeks and the pain is severe. I can't help but think that if Dr. Knee had listened to my description of the pain in the first place I would have gotten a diagnosis much sooner, before this problem became so severe. It's frustrating that I saw her two times and both times I came away without clear/correct answers. Also I'm wondering if the orthotic made the situation worse since walking on the side of the foot is a contributing factor in peroneal tendonitis. That said, the stiff joint did heal and she was helpful when it came to ordering blood tests to rule out autoimmune problems. read more

I was referred to Dr. Knee by my GP. My insurance company informed me Dr. Knee was out of network. I spoke with the receptionist at Dr. Knee's office explaining the referral and out of network status and asked what I needed to do to get the referral approved. I explained that there were no doctors within my network currently accepting new patients so I had to get an out of network referral. Had the receptionist simply said "I'm sorry, but Dr. Knee doesn't except Anthem Blue Cross Brown and Toland insurance under any circumstance including referrals. You need to be referred to another (out of network) doctor that does." the conversation would have been over, and she would have saved me a tremendous amount of time and energy. Instead, the receptionist said "You can send a referral but it will probably be rejected by your insurance". Implying that my insurance was rejecting the referral because it was out of network. I was determined to figure out how to get my referral approved by my insurance so I kept coming up with different solutions. Her reply was always the same: "Your insurance will probably reject the referral; Brown and Toland is very difficult to work with out of network." We were on the phone for at least 5 minutes and she said this multiple times; I didn't misinterpret her explanation. Finally, I spoke with my doctors referral office who explained the situation and solve the problem in less than a minute. He said: "Dr. Knee doesn't accept Brown and Toland. There are other doctors out of network that do, I can refer you to one of them". I hope the receptionist reads this review, and take this as constructive criticism and an opportunity for growth. She's probably good at her job in general, but based on my conversation with her I believe, at least as far as her phones skills are concerned, there's definitely room for improvement. (I'm giving Dr.Knee a high rating because by reputation I believe she's probably an excellent doctor and I don't believe her rating should be negatively affected by her receptionists shortcomings.) read more

I cut my foot bad with a box cutter. got infected and had a a terrible stitch job done by the local urgent care. 4 weeks went by with no signs if improvement so I went to Dr. Knee. She instantly saw I had a hematoma and squeezed the hell out of my cut. It wasn't pleasant but I had instant relief. She was so kind and easy to talk to. She made me very comfortable and able to assured me I was going to be ok. Im so happy I went and saw her. She wrapped my foot up tight and Ill see her again Thursday for a check up. read more

Alicia Knee, DPM - Orthopedists Near Me - San Francisco, California

Went to her when she was at dignity health in Walnut Creek. Super nice and spent lots of time with me. That said...I had foot pain after breaking my toe. Eight weeks later and my toe hadn't healed (not normal). She then determined I had a Morton neuroma. Not a big deal she said. It is. Gave me a cortisone shot saying it would make it better and if not, I could do any easy surgery. (It's not at all). And no restrictions on my activity. She did give me a metatarsal pad but didn't help me put it in my orthotic and placement is key. A week later, my foot was still in agony. She didn't return my calls and I couldn't get an appt with her. I went to another doc who said you should never do cortisone shot when a bone hasn't healed. It slows healing. And a neuroma is very tricky big deal. Surgery rarely works- in fact, it can make it much, much worse and often does. So --glad she was helpful with others but her treatment of me was a joke. Still- she was very nice and at the time, I was reassured and had no idea she was mistreating me. read more

I came to see Dr. Knee to check on my how I was walking and my feet in general. First off the staff are friendly and efficient and Dr. Knee was right on time. Dr. Knee is extremely friendly, knowledgeable fast and efficient. She thoroughly explained how to take care of my feet, basically to work on hamstrings to correct probation. She didn't try to sell me on anything except better Orthodics. No surgery, just better stretching. I highly recommend her. read more

I was looking for a podiatrist and the good yelp reviews inspired me to make an appointment with Dr. Knee. She was perfectly nice, but by her own admission - not a regular podiatrist. She herself said, "You realize I'm a surgeon, don't you?" I didn't need or want surgery but I had a couple of foot problems. Knee focused on my big toe which is turning in a weird way but not hurting me and then declared I have a very weak ankle. She talked about doing surgery on my ankle. WTF? My ankles weren't bothering me. I complained of heel pain but she completely missed diagnosing my plantar fasciitis which got much worse afterward. She doesn't have any of the cushioning materials, tape, scissors, etc. that I've come to expect in a podiatrist's office. No recommendations for orthotics If you're ready for foot surgery, she might be a good fit. read more

Dr Knee may be a very good podiatrist, but I'll never know. I made an appointment 2 weeks ago for 2:30 PM on a Tuesday. It was a 30 minute drive to get there, but I trusted the yelp rating and thought it would be worth the trip. When I signed in for my appointment I Saw that were 3 people with appointments within 10 minutes of me. Over the next few minutes, 2 more people came in to see Dr Knee. After talking to the person sitting next to me in the crowded waiting room, I learned that she was given the same 2:30 appointment slot! At 3PM, 30 minutes after my scheduled appointment, I went to the reception desk to see how long the delay was. There were still 3 people waiting to see Dr Knee before my scheduled time, a half an hour past. The receptionist said there's still a long wait. She was kind enough to see if I wanted a call when it was closer to the time the Dr could see me. I asked for my health insurance card back and asked her to cancel my appointment. I didn't feel like taking a full afternoon off of work for an appointment that should take no more than 10 minutes. I'm starting to think I should go back to school to become a Podiatrist... Clearly there must be some high demand! read more

Have plantar fasciitis, no need for surgery. Found office and Dr Knee a top notch experience. Reccommend read more

After recurring ankle sprains and no progress with the Canadian healthcare system, I was referred to Dr. Knee from a family friend located in San Francisco. Dr Knee was wonderful. She spent time addressing all my questions and her relaxed manner was very calming. She had a full diagnoses within minutes and basically told me what I needed to have done. I highly recommend Dr. Knee for anyone and especially those that are dealing with chronic ankle instability. I will certainly be seeking further treatment with her regarding my ankle issues. read more

I took one for the team - last week when I swerved to avoid an exiting Giant's group of fans. I saw orange and then...black. Luckily the crowd picked me up and I eventually made it to my iOS meetup. Little did I know I have been walking around with a broken foot for a week. Dr. Knee and her staff are amazing. She examined my foot and declared she thought it was broken. The x-rays confirmed she was right. I left with my foot in "the boot" and feeling very satisfied in my care. She spent a good amount of time with me in the room and has a very pleasant personality. The young gentleman who works with her also was very professional. He took his time to determine my boot size, answer questions and walk me out. The front desk staff were also great. I am feeling well taken care of and on my way to recover. Thank you to Dr. Knee and her team! read more

Dr's attitude was aloof & indifferent. Calls not returned. Office person 'Debbi' needs her mouth washed out with soap

Dr. Knee is truly as good as it gets. We've worked with Alicia for years, since she was at UCSF Orthopedics. She is an excellent physician and surgeon. Her patients have great outcomes. And, she is super pleasant to work with for patients and for us, as physical therapists. I'm thrilled that she is back practicing in the City! read more

I was happy to get an appointment within a few days. I felt Dr. knee was very knowledgeable and professional. I learned more about my condition, what to do and what not to do. I need surgery and would love to have DR. Knee do the procedure when I'm ready Her office staff was very friendly. read more

I'm not a regular yelper but after this experience with Dr Knee I felt like I had to write something. She is outstanding! I was able to get in for a last minute appointment for a foot injury and she was thorough, professional and helpful. I am a pretty active runner and biker and she was able to give me the full rundown of what was going on with my foot- besides what the initial injury- and things I may consider to prevent injury and better alignment going forward. Bottom line: I will definitely be recommending her to my friends. read more

I have had 2 surgeries by Dr. Knee. The first one was to fix a bad bunionectomy (Previous doc didn't model the joint right and kept shooting me up with cortisone and denying it) around 1999. I had a speedy recovery, and my toe moves really well. Sometimes I forget which side the surgery was on. Yesterday, Dr. Knee preformed surgery on an ankle injury I'd seen several other doctors about. So, I can directly compare their bedside manners and diagnostic skills. The other doctors looked at my foot, noted loss of mobility, showed me some stretches, and the problem got worse - not better. Dr. Knee moved my foot around in very specific ways, made a firm diagnosis (elongaged/damaged ligament causing ankle instability), and then got an MRI to confirm. The MRI showed EXACTLY what she had said - showing that she (as opposed to the other doctors) knew what to look for. Before surgery, she worked PERSONALLY with worker's comp to make sure they had everything they needed to approve my surgery. She sat down with me and told me about ALL of the complications that might arise. I really hope I won't need any further surgeries on my feet. If I do though, I will do everything possible to make sure Dr. Knee is my surgeon. read more

In 2001, I had a full Achilles tendon rupture while I was skateboarding. I was also a surfer, weightlifter, road and mountain biker. I went to the emergency room at SFSU and they said, "You're fine, here's some Vicodin." Well after 3 weeks of not being able to walk at all, I was referred to Dr. Knee who immediately came to the conclusion, this was a full tear and tendon was wrapped up into my calf muscle. Emergency surgery within 24 hours. Need less to say, the post traumatic stress and physical therapy for this was beyond pain and my atrophy on my leg, to this day, is still pretty bad. She mentioned if we waited another week, I may have lost my ability to push off my right foot, rendering me unable to compete in sports ever again. She said she dug it out, it took longer than they anticipated, found some extra tendrils, wrapped it up tight and sent me on my way. Fast forward, I competed in 4 triathlons, play amateur volleyball on the sand, my jump, after mass amounts of weight training, was phenomenal. My running was phenomenal and I can surf everyday. 12 years later I am in the best shape of my life at 45. None of this would be possible without the quick successful surgery and the extra time she took to allow me a semblance of a normal sporting life. I will be forever grateful to Dr. Knee. In fact, I owe my life to her since she saved mine. If I was unable to participate ever again in all my endeavors, I would have been severely crushed and depressed. I life a fit, healthy and amazing life with 100% activity. While I still have atrophy and a somewhat funny looking calf muscle, if looks is all that is the issue, then I'm fully satisfied. Thank you Dr. Knee! Anthony P. read more

I could only wish more doctors had her bedside manner. There is NO one i trust more that has my best interest at heart for my medical needs. Upon sight or meeting her for the very first time years ago she possesses this unique effervesce of trust and assurance you are in very capable hands.... Rock STAR! Michael read more

What a breathe of fresh air! A doctor who sincerely cares, knows what they're talking about, has a great personality, hires a lovely staff and takes time to see that all your silly questions are answered without rushing you out to see the next patient!!! I was pretty sure I had just broken my pinky toe the night before, so first thing in the morning I called Dr Knee's office. Her assistant, Maureen, worked with my schedule to squeeze me in THAT DAY! I think Dr Knee stayed a little later than usual to be sure she saw me that day. Who does that?!? Both Maureen and Dr Knee were wonderful when I came in (it's not often that the staff is as nice). Dr Knee was very down-to-earth and patient with my questions. Hands down, the best patient experience. read more

Dr. Knee is great. I went to see Dr. Knee for my foot. She was kind, knowledgable and easy to work with. Her office staff was friendly on the phone and in person. Courtesy like that is the opposite of the majority of Doctor's offices in this town, which I have found to be jaded, defensive, and disorganized. She is not jaded nor is any of her staff; my appointments with her and her office have defied my expectations and been in contrast to the majority of experiences I have had elsewhere. I really value being able to call her office and actually have someone helpful pick up. There are too many doctors running subterfuge on their clients, making a bunch of excuses so they can pack as many people in and go home as early as possible instead of doing their best to help you. When I called them the first time I fully had a bad attitude due to my aforementioned expereinces and I have to credit them with not only de-escalating the situation but also continuing to be nice and thoughtful going forward during my next few appointments. It's good when you find helpful and people in life but especially when they are in the medical profession. I hope to continue seeing her for the foreseeable future and I think it is important to recognize when you find it. read more

It's been almost a year since my ankle surgery with Dr. Knee. My ankle is in fantastic shape! When I go trail running, I actually feel much more confident in the ankle that had surgery relative to my "healthy" ankle. Dr. Knee's follow up post my surgery was wonderful and supportive throughout. I continue to highly recommend Dr. Knee! read more

Dr. Knee performed a re do bunion surgery for me. So far so good, but what I wanted to emphasize is that she really went above and beyond for me in preparation for my surgery, which was sort of last minute. I needed a physical and since it was last minute not very many doctors could do it...would you believe that she even called some of her contacts?? Additionally, I have been having shoulder issues and she called around to see who was the best doctor for my issues. I am very thankful for everything she did. She has a fantastic bedside manner. I could just chit chat with her all day! read more

A long overdue review, but was recommending Dr. Knee to a co-worker for their workman's comp injury and realized I never reviewed her myself after my experience. So, here goes. First, the back story: In a March 2011 skiing accident I had a very bad tri malleolar fracture of my ankle. Trying to stick the landing from an unintended 15-foot drop off a cliff will do that to you. It's a bad fracture almost always requiring surgery and hardware implants. Then, just when you think you are all healed, follow-up surgery is required to remove all that hardware. So I was super lucky to get away without surgery. Dr. William Montgomery, my orthopedic surgeon, wanted to send me home in a soft cast to see if it would knit up on its own as this ankle surgery tends to have a very high risk of infection and create further complications. It worked! It still involved two wheelchairs, a soft wrap cast, a full leg cast, a shorter hard cast, crutches, and a boot. I thought I was home free except that during my recovery and still in the boot, I dropped a brass pot on my foot from high above my head. Hurt like hell but didn't think too much of it. Months later at my final appointment with Dr. Montgomery, I ask him what the thing on the side of my foot was as my tennis shoe began to be painful to wear in that spot. A bone spur! Rats! He sends me to see Dr. Knee. After an x-ray, she confirms the bone spur and asks me when I broke my foot. WHAT!?! Thinking back to the brass pot, I realized 5 months earlier in June it had happened. I had been walking around on that broken bone for almost 5 months. I had shattered the big toe's metatarsal bone. That's the long bone that connects your big toe to your foot, about 3-4 inches long I think. She declared surgery was necessary and scheduled me right away. Dr. Knee fully explained what she would be doing. Since it was shattered, she could only net it up recreating the shape of the bone which would later knit itself together. While in there she'd also shave off the bone spur which grew because of the bone trauma. All of which could be done on a surgical outpatient basis. Dr. Knee was very personable, thorough and took all the time needed answering any questions. She never rushed me. Surgery day. All the prep was great, everyone was thorough and professional each doing their part, explaining what their job was and what I could expect. They wheel me into the surgery room which has at least six or so people all in surgical garb and masks and they have music playing! They merrily greet me and I feel like I'm at a party instead of here for surgery! I was instantly at ease. Some of them even started to dance as the anesthesiologist put the mask over my face and tells me to count backwards. The last thing I remember saying was that I felt like I was in a Grey's Anatomy episode. I went lights out with a smile on my face! Six months did some damage which she had to clean out. She also shaved off the bone spur. She tells me she's very pleased with the results as she was able achieve 90% mobility of the toe. A toe is essential to walking so that made me very happy. I am also a huge high heel wearer so I was very worried about the outcome! A life in flats would send me into depression! Physical Therapy sessions would be necessary to make sure I achieve that mobility again, but I was already going for the broken ankle so what the heck. For anyone who's ever done it, PT is mind-numbingly boring and there's homework! Yuk. But if you want your body parts to work properly again, you have to put in the time. To Dr. Knee's credit, I am currently wearing a pair of 4" high heels as I write this and am able to do so every day. And I have a lengthy work commute involving driving, walking, Bart where I frequently have to stand for 40 minutes, several more blocks of walking, walking throughout the day at the office and a repeat commute home 5 days a week--all done in 4" high heels. I also have a strenuous 5-mile hike every Sunday in the hills. I'd say surgery was a success! I could not be happier with the care I received from Dr. Knee and all of her staff. They truly care for you every step of the way. Thanks Dr. Knee and all of the rest of your staff! read more

I just visited Dr. Knee today. The whole process of setting up the appointment was super easy and uncomplicated (Zocdoc). I got there a little before my appt and had some paperwork to fill. Was led to the consult room, where the rest of my process was completed (payment, insurance) followed by Dr. Knee seeing me in the next 5 or so min. Problems were belted, a proper check was done and I was then handed some recs for PT and footwear support with places where I could find them. It was a good, well taken care of experience. Its too soon to say how the solution worked for me, as I JUST saw her, but I will be sure to write back and update my review. read more

I have been have nerve pain in my left foot as well as a tweaked achilles. I am super athletic so this really has been a bummer. I saw the ad and called. They were able to see me right away. She looked at both my foot as well as achilles and was able to suggest some simple tactics for correcting my biomechanics as well as writing a PT prescription for me. She took quite a bit of time with me and thoroughly examined my foot and ankle. No rush. Thumbs up to Dr. Knee. read more

I love Dr. Knee but this review is for her new location at St. Francis. I definitely can't afford a facility fee on top of my copay just to see my doctor. If you come back to Webster street or somewhere else, I'll start seeing you again. Until then, unfortunately I have to find a new podiatrist. read more

Dr.Knee performed a surgery on my foot in November 2015 it was a "complicated surgery"but she assured me my foot would be in even better shape than the other one.I had a bunionectomy performed as well as a calcaneal slide, toe shortening and a calcaneal cuboid fusion. Way too many procedures done! Quite frankly all I should've had done was a bunionectomy. But of course more procedures more money for the surgeon. I was told that the bones had all fused together properly and that the swelling would go down within a year and a half or so WRONG! My foot is still swollen (2 years later) and is now completely inverted and deformed I can now only wear sneakers!!! I visited her office at least 1-2 by month explaining that I'm in pain and never getting straight answers from her. I did everything I was supposed to do I went to physical therapy did at home exercises and even purchased one of the machines my physical therapist used on me to ensure I would heal perfectly! I did my part! If you're not getting the run around from Dr. Knee it's her assistant Amy giving you the run around and telling you what you want to here so they can quickly get you out of the office. So finally after going to another dr. and getting an MRI I was told that the bones never fused properly and I will have to do the surgery again!!! Which was a total shocker because this entire time I thought the pain I was feeling was normal! After having so many complications with this surgery I ended up loosing my job and now live in constant pain I'm a 26 year old female who was at the prime of my fashion career when everything went to shambles! I will never ever again see Dr. Knee and highly suggest you do not allow this woman to touch you. She could've made this right but she made no attempts to reach out and even ask how she can fix this! I hope nobody makes the same mistake I did and allow Dr. Alicia Knee to perform surgery on you. Always get opinions from other doctors before choosing a dr. read more

Dr. Alicia Knee is won-der-ful. See all the 5 Star ratings? Dr. Knee has it all... a great diagnostician with superb skills and enormous compassion. Trifecta! She seems to love her work and she's marvelous at it. You can also look forward to a seriously positive experience with the medical assistants and office management. The entire practice is top drawer. Look no further. read more

All I can say is, I wish I had a primary care physician like Dr. Knee. It was easy to get through on the telephone, I got an appointment in a reasonable amount of time and the staff was warm, friendly and helpful. I was ushered to the exam room promptly after arriving. How rare is that? I have had problems with my feet for a long time and have been to two other podiatrists in the last three years. She was the FIRST to sit down with me and compare my x-rays to that of a normal foot, so I could really understand where my discomfort was originating from. She also gave me more time and attention than anyone else ever did! I never felt rushed. She said she would only operate as a last resort, and disclosed that if it came to that, I would never be able to wear high heels again, only low heels. (The last podiatrist also recommended surgery as a last resort, but did not disclose the part about heels -- I am a ballroom dancer and would like to be able to wear heels for dancing). Dr. Knee was the FIRST podiatrist to explain a way to correct my walk, to recommend special shoes called "rockers," and who wrote instructions for the shoe store to put in special pads to minimize pressure on a certain part of the ball of my foot. Other podiatrists just trimmed my corns and sent me home. She also pointed out that I have an ankle that is a bit collapsed to one side, and I am going to consciously work at strengthening that. I didn't recall until after I left her office, but I had a very bad break to that ankle many years ago. Perhaps that was the source. Again, no one had ever brought it to my attention. I was so impressed with her. Besides the professionalism I experienced on this visit, she has a wonderful, sunny energy when she enters the room. She gets my highest recommendation. read more

Dr. Knee's expertise was clear. She quickly diagnosed a foot problem I've had for years that other doctors could not explain. She gave me a explanation of the treatment options. We started with the most conservative and so far that has been working great. Thank you Dr. Knee. read more

I saw Dr. Knee a couple of times and she really helped me with my foot problem. She's at a new location and is charging a "facility fee." This fee is covered by my insurance but now the co-pay is nearly 4 times higher. I understand she is trying to pass on her costs but this is ridiculous. I read more

Dr. Knee performed main ligament repair on my left ankle. She was awesome. My surgery was quick and mostly painless. And let me tell you, I am a terrible patient. Biggest coward ever. She has a great hand, my scar is really not noticeable. I'm still in my recovery process but she has been great. Always answers my calls, questions, and concerns. I'd hands down recommend her to anyone dealing with foot/ankle problems. It literally took her 30 seconds to diagnose me. She was accommodating whenever I would call freaking out about my swelling, pain, or discomfort. She saved my ankle! And special mention to her staff. Amy is INCREDIBLY sweet and Maureen was extra special and understanding when I fainted in the middle of getting my stitches removed. Like I said, biggest coward ever. read more

Dr. Knee was very informative and kind and fun. She spent a lot of time explaining stuff and alas, my workers' comp denied my claim. Her staff was good too. Normally I have Kaiser so I was unable to go through with the recommended surgery. I would trust Dr. Knee to cut my foot, but not ..others.. read more

UPDATE: I saw Dr. Knee at the end of December 2017. The fee for that appointment was submitted to my insurance company, which paid part of the bill. After that I received a bill for the balance due. I paid the bill in early March of 2018. In mid-May of 2018 I received a notice from them telling me I had never paid the bill and that my account was "seriously past due." I have the canceled check to prove that I paid. I'm sure this will get cleaned up, but in my mind this is yet another point that demonstrates a lack of attention to detail on the part of the support staff. read more

Dr Knee is the best. She diagnosed a complicated and abnormal ankle issue in 10 minutes, whereas two second opinions had doctors guessing how to complete the surgery with no confidence. Her bedside manner is impeccable, easy to talk to and would contact me outside of normal business hours to answer any questions. I would not move forward with any orthopedic issues unless I've received Dr Knee's opinion. Highly recommended. read more

She's the best podiatrist I've worked with. She has an exceptional (beyond great) understanding of foot mechanics and possible syndromes that could counter-indicate certain procedures. She's very informative and a great communicator - I learned a lot in a short period of time. Her office staff was also great! If I have further problems I will go back and I have no hesitation to recommend her to any of my friends or family. She'd be my first choice! read more

Dr. Knee is the best podiatrist that I've seen to date, after decades of bounding from doctor to doctor. She was thorough in her analysis of the problem(s), considered various options and made recommendations based on my interest. She asked a lot of questions and was thoughtful. read more

In early March 2013 I had a bad accident and broke my fibula at the base of the ankle. I had to look for a second opinion in early May and I found Dr. Knee, absolutely an angel. She performed a corrective surgery in June 2013 at CPMC to my entire satisfaction. I can now walk as before, no pain, no more swollen ankle, going down the stairs without pain, well, back to normal! I highly recommend Doctor Alicia Knee, outstanding skills and just awesome personality. Dominique L. read more