Well he repaired my hernia and the recovery was minimal the incision are very small. The inguinal area feels and looks much better did not realize how bad it was until after surgery. A physical and mental change. I highly recommend him. 4 stars only because he is not the most at explaining or holding your hand . Don't need that -- that's what nurses are for anyway read more

I can't believe its more than 2 months and I can't get an appt to see this Dr!! I was referred by my primary Dr. in April to see Dr Ibrahim (surgery ) for a consultation because a lump I have in throat,, I call for an appt but office front desk told me the referral was wrong and had to get labs and other test before they made an appt. I got everything done and still can't get an appt. In June! Doctor never has time to review my tests as for the front desk or probably don't consider them important.. I wish he can just see me and let me know so I am not waiting too long! Had time off work to take care of this matter and almost going back without even seeing the Dr!! Office staff is rude and will give excuses, for not doing their work. They will never answer your messages nor call you for updates. I hope Dr is aware of all the time I've been calling and waiting for the appt! Avoid this Dr if you can!. There are so many other Great Doctors that will care! read more

Dr. Ibrahim is amazing! He saved my life! I was on vacation and had another bowel obstruction and that doctor commented on the wonderful work that Ibrahim performed. read more

Dr Ibraham is nothing short of a scalpel. He has been rude to me and when I expressed concern and fear and uncertainty reguarding a surgery. I had to plead for an ultrasound of my gallbladder. When the results came back that I have fatty liver he refused to discuss it with me.. in fact he wouldn't even talk to me at all. I would never let a Dr like that touch me with a scalpel. His office staff is so unprofessional. They act like there afraid of him. One thing I will not tolerate is a Dr that thinks he is Gods gift to the universe. Good luck to you folks!! read more

Had a hernia repair by Dr. Ibraham. Everything related to the experience with him, his office and JFK was top notch customer service. Unfortunately, Kaiser was a pain to deal with. Marisela at Dr. I's office was very proactive dealing with Kaiser, getting authorizations, etc and was always helpful and professional. read more

Poor follow up and even though I still feel the hernia that he operated on he said he did not see anything on the new Catscan and that is it. OMG. Run the other way. It's all about the money....Not the patient. read more

I reached out to them, but they never responded so that is my only comment. Glad the issue wasn't serious!

Dr. Ibrahim is one of the best surgeons in the country. I had diverticulitis with perforation which means the sigmoid colon had to be removed. The first surgeon I was sent to wanted to create a large vertical incision and probably put a colostomy bag on me. I asked for a second opinion and they sent me to Dr. Ibrahim. He performed robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery. There were 4 small incisions and a larger 3" horizontal incision which was minimally invasive, less time in the hospital and shorter recovery time. Dr. Ibrahim is my hero and I highly recommend him! read more

My experience with Dr Ibrahim and his staff was excellent from the beginning. His office is very nicely decorated and very clean. He is very professional and very knowledgeable in his field. He explains everything clearly. I just had my gallbladder removed, and it was everything the doctor told me. I am recovering quickly, and would totally recommend him. read more

I have been a pt of dr Ibrahim for approximately 8 months. Former cancer pt from 2006. Having abdominal pains and diarrhea fir 8 months. Dr had me do everything test possible. I had to have and anastomosis removed and reattached. Fairly big surgery. 1 week in hospital them home. 30 staples in abdomen and 1 started leaking from infection. Rushed to Eisenhower and emergency surgery. However, dr Ibrahim was unavailable so I had the surgery with a dr awad. Wound vacuum, illeostomy bag, catheter and 2 jp drains later im still in hospital. Went in 146lb. Left 118lbs. Now, I've developed an AFM. Spinal issue that weakens legs and feet. Walking with a walker to get stronger. Healthy, active 56 yr old man who works full time is now left a shriveled mess. Is someone always to blame when this happens to a person? Dr Ibrahim has been my guidance and strongest ally in helping me return to normal...... AND FOR THAT I THANK HIM.. read more

My gastro Dr in Palm Springs found a polyp on my colon right over the connection of my appendix to my colon. It could not be removed in a colonoscopy so my Brilliant gastro Dr consulted with Eisenhower Dr Brock to see what he thought and he said surgery was the only way to remove it without bursting the appendix. I was sent to Dr Ibrahim. He was very nice and took all the time I needed BUT he said the only surgery I could do entailed a resection of the colon, a major surgery that would have meant 4 Days in hospital and a possibility of "leakage" which would require a colostomy bag if it happened and a recuperation Of 6-8 weeks! I went to LA for a second opinion and the recommended Gastrointestinal Dr Marc Edelstein ( my hero) said that that was an oncology surgery, way too drastic, and he wanted to talk to his surgeon ( Dr Edward Philips, my other hero) who performed a laparoscopic removal of appendix and small area of colon, saying there was a 20% chance of cancer... if they found cancer then he would do the surgery Dr Ibrahim wanted to do. My pathology came back clean so I was spared a major and unnecessary surgery ! Dr Ibrahim was a nice man but I highly recommend heading to LA if you can And get a second opinion. (For general surgery, go to Dr Edward Philips at Cedars Sinai. He's a genius of laparoscopic surgery) I'm so glad my daughter got me Dr Edelstein and Dr Philips. Ironically the surgery I had was EXACTLY what Dr Ibrahim said was not possible when I asked why we couldn't just do "this" pointing to his model colon. Same one Dr E had and said "this" is what we can do... yup, exactly what I had asked for! read more