#127 I have had…read morehealth issues all my life and a majority of them left undiagnosed, such as the problem that eventually led me to meet Dr. Johnson. For over a decade I suffered from excruciating abdominal pain that would appear for no apparent reason and then go away. There was absolutely nothing over the counter that would stop the pain and countless doctors gave me the, "I see nothing wrong" line after many blood workups and testing. I had tried menstrual cramp meds, Tums, heat pad, Pepto, borrowed pain meds and nothing would ease it. I became so desperate or delirious from unrelenting pain that, at one point, I partially smoked a cigarette and the pain stopped immediately. I'm not a smoker and do not know why I tried a cigarette then, but that was my secret weapon for my mystery pain, keep a pack of menthol cigarettes in the car. When the pain struck it would be relieved after three pulls of a cigarette. That helped me get through from the mid-90s to 2005. I was at work and an attack hit me, but worse than I have ever experienced and there were spasms that took my breath away. I slumped over a chair gasping for air and a security guard found me, called my husband and off to the ER. This is when and where I met Dr. Johnson. He had blood drawn and returned within a few minutes and told me my protein was elevated and that meant my gall bladder had to come out, but he ran a sonogram to be 100%. At this point in my life I was no stranger to pain, doctors, tests, pills, stitches, punctures and such, but I had never experienced surgery of any type. I was noticeably upset and it didn't get better when he told me it needed to come out now, because it could burst at any time and I'd die from the poisoning. I asked him how many of these surgeries he has done and he said, "100s" and I ask how many died and he replied, "only 2, but one was because of a shotgun blast to the stomach and the other was because the person was 300+lb overweight." His mild manner and honest straightforward answers put me at ease enough to go through with the surgery. I made it through surgery fine, but the anesthesia had me pretty sick. A short time after surgery Dr. Johnson came in to check on me and explained that I should be leaving within a couple hours. I don't remember that visit and according to my husband I was not very friendly toward him at that juncture. Apparently, I was extremely mad and disappointed in the fact that he had promised me, all that pain I had been experiencing for over a decade would be gone and I'd feel like a new person...yet, I informed him in an unladylike manner that he was wrong and I hurt more than ever before. I didn't get to leave within a couple of hours after surgery like everyone else that has had this procedure. I stayed in there for 3 days due to the anesthesia, but Dr. Johnson came in to check on me routinely and was always smiling, even after the incident with me cursing at him so. He said it has happened to him before and he understood that I didn't mean it. After this surgery I have not had a single mystery pain and threw out the cigarettes. I have a couple of scars where he cut slits to do the laparoscopic surgery but that is it. It is because of Dr. Johnson's bedside manner that helped ease my tensions and apprehension over surgery and would help me years later when faced with another necessary operation through another doctor. I hope you never have to meet Dr. Johnson, if you do, I'm sure you will not forget him.

Dr. Long has done surgery on me. I had to have carpal tunnel surgery on both hands. He does a very…read moresmall incision that helps to get me back to work quickly worked out great highly recommend.

After 8 years of pain, Dr Long was able to not only fix the problem but actually made me look…read morebetter!! I couldn't have asked for a better outcome. Dr. Long was great about taking the time to talk to be before and after my surgery. I would recommend Magnolia Plastic Surgery to anyone needing surgery. He has a great staff as well. Tracey was always so sweet and helpful. Today marks 6 weeks post surgery and I already feel so much better!!!!

They over book appointments i waited in a packed house over 11/2 hours and the blonde lady at the…read morefront was rude

I was 75% blind in my right eye and 50% in my left eye. I was told I might not ever have good…read morevision in my right eye again. I was referred to Shipp & Wooten Eye Center for cataract surgery and given several options at my evaluation. The Light Adjustable Lens was one of my options. It was an extra expense, but it was well worth it. I would recommend it to any and everyone. This new technology was a blessing from God for me. It's the best thing I ever done!! I am now seeing 20/20 out of both eyes!! I'm seeing colors I've never seen before!! I seen a rainbow for the first time since I can remember, and I didn't realize it had so many beautiful vibrant colors. I am so happy with my vision. My grandkids, I knew they were beautiful, but the details of their faces, they are absolutely beautiful. If you are on the fence about your surgery and your lens option. The light adjustable lens is the way to go.

I broke a chip off of my ankle on or around 1/23/17, and had it X-rayed that day by order of the…read morevery competent and friendly Brittany B. Bryant, CNP, of Magnolia Orthopedic. Brittany suggested that I wear an ankle brace (a Comfortland CL Accord II), which they would be happy to supply me for $475.00. My husband and I felt that was quite a lot of money for a simple brace, but we trusted Magnolia Orthopedic and its owner (physician/surgeon Dr. Randall P. Frazier) that they would supply me with a cost-effective brace at non-usury prices. Therefore, with the brace as yet sight unseen, I signed the purchase approval letter, feeling that if Magnolia Orthopedic is charging $475 for this device, then it must be worth it. But then I actually saw the Accord II brace, and found it to be a simple, cheap cloth and plastic appliance, clearly not worth $47.50, much less the $475.00 the clinic was charging!! (I have complained about this price gouging to Magnolia Orthopedic, but to no avail). So, my complaint about the business is this: As soon as we got home, my husband looked up the TRUE retail price for this EXACT same model and make of ankle brace, and found that it could be purchased for as low as $15.98 -- almost 30 TIMES LESS than Magnolia Orthopedic charged me!! I feel that taking advantage of a trusting patient, who was in excruciating pain at the time and simply wanted to feel better, and then -- in my opinion -- price gouging that vulnerable patient to such a ridiculous degree, is so unprofessional to the point of me feeling absolutely victimized and completely defrauded. PS: Blue Cross Insurance, rightly, refused to cover this device, knowing full well the true cost of the Accord II leg brace. Further, no fitting of this universal ankle appliance whatsoever was required at Magnolia Orthopedic.)

I have been a patient if Dr. Frazier's on and off for different things over the last ten years. I…read morefind him to be extremely kind and caring, efficient and very knowledgeable in his field. I have never found the staff anything but friendly and helpful. They too are knowledgeable in their job and things get taken care of quickly. I would recommend Dr Frazier to anyone who asks and the clinic as a whole as well.

Great place to go helpful always sweet and nice.They care about everyone…read more I would tell anyone needs help they will.If Doctor can't he will send you where you can.

From the owner: Specialize in sports medicine, acute or chronic bone and joint problems, fractures, workman’s comp,…read moreand chronic joint pain. We offer non-surgical options when we deem surgery is not required. If surgery is required, we will get you in with the specialty orthopedic surgeon of your choosing, as allowed by your insurance. Insurance is not required. Referral not required. We do suggest you call or go to our website to make an appointment.