Dr.Pamela Luk is so amazing I had an ankle injury and she helped me every step of the way. She had…read moreme in and out and explained everything for me to understand. The office was really nice and clean and the front desk office were sweethearts as well. I'm glad this was the place I could come to.

She seemed competent as doctor, but her bedside manner was horrible. I asked her one question and…read moreshe acted as if I was questioning her medical license. Very condescending, enough to make me never want to go back. If she's like that when it's a patient's first appointment, not interested to see if it's the same for a 2nd or a 3rd.

My spine hasn't felt this good since my accident. Dr Charchian is very honest, he is not pushy and…read morehas patients best interests at heart. He could've given me an extra shot to bill up my insurance. However, he didn't feel like the risks would outweigh the benefits. Instead, he did the right thing.

Amazing doctor! Responsive, professional, efficient, warm…read more Takes such good care of my mom, so accommodating and we are so grateful! Thank you Dr Charchian!

Just finished my second series of injections. What a difference. They added exosomes to the stem…read morecells, which seems to have taken healing to another level. My lumbar problem has been with me for over a year. I can't walk more than 5-10 minutes before having to sit down. After my recent procedure, the pain is almost completely gone. It's a miracle! Great staff, very professional, and up to date with the latest scientific breakthroughs. I'm very grateful for my results.

I am replying to your self serving answer. I have what is called late…read morestage osteoporosis of the knee- which means that there isn't much cartilage remaining. Your suggestion that I spend 3500. for each injection of stem cells (called jelly by you) would be ridiculous and only serving to enrich your bank account. Unfortunately you were not honest and I find you repulsive. STEM CELLS CANNOT REGROW CARTILAGE. When the cartilage disappears, then bone starts to take it's place - hence where you get the term "bone on bone." I would have been a better and more honest doctor than you anyday.

Caring and professional beyond expectation! Dr Melikian and staff are the best medical experts I…read morehave work with. I can't thank enough. Super grateful to Dr Melikian for my discectomy. I had to have a surgery asap and couldn't get an appointment anywhere. But Dr Melikian's assistant was able to get me into a surgery center in 2 weeks. Paperwork and all communication were super responsive. Best in class, absolutely recommending to anyone in need of a spine specialist

After seeing four pain specialists and undergoing numerous treatments for my lower back pain, I…read moredecided to research Dr. Melikian. Although I live in Long Beach and had limited time to visit in person, Dr. Melikian was kind enough to initiate contact via email and responded promptly. He arranged a quick phone consultation at no charge. He came across as very amiable, genuinely concerned, and highly knowledgeable about the subject. During our conversation, he brought up additional tests and treatment options I wasn't previously aware of. The call was definitely productive and appreciated. My only gripe, generally speaking--not specific to his practice--is that stem cell treatments are exorbitantly priced and not covered by insurance. Expect to pay anywhere from $6,000 to $9,000 or more for various stem cell treatment options. So, not a go just yet until I figure out how to come up with the money, I will have to live with my back pain.

I have been seeing Dr. Lee for several years now. Dr. Lee is…read morevery caring and always takes the time to listen and answer all questions. I never feel like he is rushing me to see his next appointment. I have had two spine procedures so far and they have both helped tremendously. I highly recommend Dr. Lee and his very courteous staff.

I am writing this review as a patient who has lived with serious back problems for many years -- so…read morelong, in fact, that at one point I even thought about becoming a doctor myself just to understand what was happening to my body. I have had back problems since I was 16 years old. Over the years, I visited countless doctors, chiropractors, and manual therapists, and I tried numerous devices and treatments for a herniated disc. Eventually, surgery became unavoidable. In 2022, I had my first back surgery with a different doctor. It went well, and I was able to return to my normal life. Unfortunately, after an injury, my same hernia came back. What followed were days of significant pain and sleepless nights after the injury. Fortunately, I was able to get an appointment within a few days, and Dr. Scott Lee immediately prescribed the right treatment to control the pain and stabilize my condition until the day of surgery. From the very first visit, Dr. Lee's professionalism, meticulous approach, and calm confidence immediately earned my trust. He carefully evaluated my condition, ordered updated MRI scans, and clearly explained the treatment options before choosing the best path forward. His manner was reassuring and thoughtful, which made a huge difference during such a stressful time. On the day of the surgery, something really stood out to me: the hospital staff were genuinely excited to be working with Dr. Lee. Everyone I interacted with spoke highly of his skills and reassured me that I was in excellent hands. They were absolutely right. The surgery went smoothly, without any complications. I was discharged about an hour later -- and unbelievably, I walked the very same day with no pain in my legs, feet, or back. That feeling was incredible and truly life-changing. Dr. Lee even personally called me after the surgery to check on my condition, scheduled follow-up appointments, and gave clear advice on recovery and post-operative care. This level of attention and care is exactly what patients hope for -- and rarely experience. I am deeply grateful for the entire process, from my very first call to the office to schedule an appointment, all the way through recovery. I would also like to give special thanks to the office staff, who were always supportive, responsive, and patient in handling my questions and requests. In conclusion, if you are looking for a spine specialist and are unsure where to go, don't hesitate -- go see Dr. Scott Lee. You will be thankful not only to him, but also to yourself for making the right choice.

Great doctor and staff! Thx so much for healing me. free parking was clutch too :)…read more Dr. Dini rocks!

AVOID THESE SHADY DOCTORS!! They appear to work closely with unethical attorneys who prioritize…read moreprofit over patients' well-being. If you've been referred here--especially by a lawyer--consider it a red flag and seek a second opinion immediately. The entire experience felt like a money grab, not legitimate medical care at ALL. Be careful--this place does not have your best interest at heart. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

My mother had total reverse shoulder replacement surgery with…read more Dr. Abdulian almost one month ago and the result has been very good. Dr. Abdulian has a great bedside manner and was very reassuring about being able to help my mother to regain the function of her right shoulder. The surgical result so far has been impressive and my mother is starting to resume normal function of her shoulder. She's been really pleased with her surgical result. We can't recommend Dr. Abdulian highly enough and his office staff is very nice and helpful as well. If a gifted orthopedic surgeon is needed, you can't go wrong with Dr. Abdulian. Cinthia G.

Michael Abdulian is real professional and he is very responsive and caring! His office staff is…read morevery friendly and professional. Thank you!

Dr G. is not only a specialist in hips, but he has true patient care. Every time I have visited…read morehim from problem diagnosis to final recovery, has been very well spent. His staff is very friendly, especially his assistant Zohra. His recommendation for therapy was also really great with Stay Ready PT in Brentwood. My hip surgery was about 4.5 months ago, and I can see tremendous strides. I am looking forward to getting back on the court and other sports activities with the great by product of Dr. G's surgery.

Dr. Garabekyan and his staff are the best!! If I could give 10 stars, I would! I write this in my…read morethird month of recovery from the PAO and arthroscopy surgery: I am relatively young, in my early twenties, and never had surgery in my life, so the idea of getting TWO surgeries (Arthroscopy and PAO) was very scary. I also had another issue where I could not accept blood transfusions of any kind. That also added to my level of fear and distress. The idea of a minimally invasive PAO is not something I had heard of before and was very anxious. However, Dr. Garabekyan was SO patient in answering every question I had. His assistant Susie was also amazing and gave us anything we needed. When in the hospital, he frequently visited and called to make sure that I was okay. As expected, my hemoglobin did drop, but thanks to the salvage saving method used, I never had any critical blood loss/feel the side effects of anemia. I felt very, very minimal pain. The medication prescribed was perfect. The "hard" part was the period of 1-2 weeks after leaving the hospital, as sleeping was very difficult due to being a side sleeper. Dr. Garabekyan's advice (using many small pillows to relieve pressure) will helped getting through the night a lot easier. Another thing that amazed me is that he would answer our questions even on his vacation time. His recovery process was VERY well detailed, and we never needed to guess on what methods of recovery he wanted us to do. I have been to many hip doctors at Cedar Sinai and other hospitals, and I've never had a doctor as caring and patient as Dr. Garabekyan. Choosing him to do the surgery was the best decision I could make and I'm so thankful to his excellent communication skills, and of course his incredibly awesome assistant, Susie! :)

Dr. Haroonian is honestly a godsend. I've been dealing with tarsal tunnel and pretty bad foot…read moreneuropathy for a long time, and it was really starting to affect my daily life. I did a lot of research and came across Scrambler Therapy, and that's how I found him. I decided to give it a try and completed 10 sessions -- and I'm really glad I did. My pain went from about an 8 down to a 2, which is a huge improvement. I've even been able to reduce my Lyrica dosage, something I didn't think would be possible. What I appreciated most is that he actually cares and takes the time to understand what you're going through , you never feel rushed. I'm honestly very grateful and feel like I finally got some relief after a long time. If you're dealing with nerve pain or neuropathy, I definitely recommend seeing him.

What a great personable and hands-on Dr! Excellent communication skills and even caught a knee…read moreinjury. I hadn't thought to check out. Love that I found a reliable new podiatrist.

Did 2 hips for the husband and dr yun and his entire staff are simply the best with no equal. From…read moreoffice to surgery to post surgery cannot recommend Dr Yun highly enough.

Considering knee replacement, I made an appt. with Dr. Andrew Yun in the Beverly Hills office of…read moreKeck Medicine. Appointment at 10 am. I arrived at 9:50. The Dr. came into the consult room two hours later at 12 noon. In the interim, several PAs took information from me, one repeating the other. The last one began palpating my knee and then kept her finger pressed firmly on the painful area until I asked her to remove it. She said I would be a candidate for a partial knee replacement. She also noted - in a surgeon's office for possible surgery - I might be living now with a "sore knee". Seriously? When he finally showed up, no introduction, no apology for a 2 hour wait, he began orating at me. When I attempted to ask reasonable questions, I was met with dismissiveness. But he had made sure to wear a clinical coat with his name and HARVARD prominently embroidered on the breast, just in case anyone asked. He contradicted the information I had received from 3 previous orthopedists, practically sniffing at the absurdity of my questions about what I had been told. And contradicting his own assistant, announced that I needed a full knee replacement, but I could live with it for now. Bye Keck. The good news is I had an appt. with another surgeon today, and it was like night and day. He listened, he explained clearly, took me seriously, spoke in depth. More on this Dr. next time.