Dr Willner has been my Dr since 2017. He is the BEST most AMAZING Dr around. I had a mass in my…read moreparotid gland (which the large salivary glad in your cheek). AND most of your facial nerves run through it. I meet with Dr Willner for a consult, he explained my options and the risks. I opted for surgery to remove the mass which was cancerous. He was able to dissect the mass from the gland without damaging any of my nerves. It has been 4 1/2 years and I am still cancer free. He has been doing my follow-ups since that surgery date. He is the best in his field, he is knowledgeabl, compassionate and has quite a sense of humor. If you ask any Dr of medical personnel they will tell you the same thing. Everyone that asks me who did my surgery when I tell them Dr Willner their comment to me is ... you got the best!

My two and a half year old daughter has been a patient of Dr. Willner's since she was an infant…read more Typically, she is seen by Dr. Willner at his Huntington Beach office, but we've had appointments at his Long Beach and Newport Beach offices as well. His staff is always friendly and helpful at each of the office locations. Dr. Willner is an excellent surgeon and has a great bedside manner. He has performed five laryngoscopy & bronchoscopy ("L & B" or "scope") procedures on my daughter since early 2012. In August of that year, he also performed Co2 laser surgery to remove a subglottic cyst from her larynx which had developed on account of laryngeal intubation trauma at birth. She was almost six months old but weighed a mere nine pounds at that time, having made her grand but eleven weeks premature entrance in to the world weighing only two pounds. When you are preparing for your child to go under general anesthesia and your anxiety level is elevated, you breathe much easier knowing that she's in such good hands. I'm so glad that we found him! I would highly recommend Dr. Willner to anyone needing an otolaryngologist, both children and adults alike.

Very pleased with the care and attention I was given by all the staff and doctors. Dr Madorsky and…read moreDr Aronson were excellent. everyone involved took great care in listening to me and explaining everything. The nurse who did my IV for surgery was the best, hardly felt it. The anesthesiologist listen to me and I had no nausea or upset stomach at all, which I appreciate.

My husband had cancer on his nose a couple years ago. From the moment we walked into SCARS we were…read moregreeted by a wonderful professional staff. We met Doctor Simon Madorsky and were sure we were in good hands. Doctor Madorsky took one look at my husband who had over 70 percent of his nose missing, and said with a reassuring voice, "is this all?". We all laughed as he put our mind at easy with such calmness. When my husband had more cancer, this time in his ear, we didn't hesitate to contact Doctor Madorsky as we knew he would rebuild his ear and restore him to good health. With 10 days of post surgery my husband now has his new ear, and all the cancer has been removed. Thank you Doctor Madorsky for your excellent care and wonderful bedside manner. If you are looking for an excellent doctor, look no further. You want the best results, go to the best doctor. Doctor Simon Madorsky.

Long term chronic allergies sinus problems and nosebleeds. Referred by a friend and couldnt be…read morehappier with my successful treatment. Finally a doctor who got it right.

I saw Dr. Bain once for a second opinion. He seems nice and thorough, and hence the 2 star rating…read more Dislikes: - I was roomed an hour after my appointment and waited another 20 minutes to see the doctor. I can't imagine how they managed to run an hour late only about an hour after they opened. No reasons/excuses/apologies were provided by the front desk. - The waiting room was very cold and there is nothing they could do to comfort the patients. No hot water or blankets. A poor lady with arthritis borrowed some newspaper from another patient to cover her legs. - The front desk emphasized during scheduling that ear cleaning won't be covered by insurance because the doctor doesn't have a nurse/assistant to perform it, so I should expect to pay cash. I ended up not needing it but was annoyed that I might have to pay out of pocket for things my insurance would have covered if they had a nurse. - The front desk let me sign a lot of paperwork to ensure they get paid whether or not my insurance pays eventually, which was fine. However, less a week after my visit, I saw they claimed two visits on the day of my visit and the day before and therefore double charged my insurance. I can't say whether this was an honest mistake, but given that they were so proactively seeking payment, I'm surprised they made such a simple mistake which happened to benefit them financially.

I saw Emma for a wart removal and checking some skin spots …read more She was a absolutely amazing and kind. She spent extra time to go over any concerns, explain things and was very knowledgeable . I feel blessed to found her and this facility .

I had such a great experience with the PA Emma for my Botox. She was incredibly knowledgeable and…read moremade me feel comfortable throughout the process. I love the results already, I am looking refreshed and natural which is exactly what I was hoping for. I will definitely be coming back to see her again.

I worked for this Dr for years and he does a whole lot of unnecessary surgery on people. Because he…read morewas close to retirement and I wouldn't now that he's older let him touch me with a 10 foot pole.

Obviously I read the yelp reviews prior to setting up my appointment with this office, and I was…read morequite hesitant on the personal remarks made, regardless of my opinion on prescription drugs and whatnot. Coincidentally the office had a few people in waiting, filled out the paperwork, and found it to be rather quiet, very much resembling a library; the phone rang a few times and there was some chatter, but the staff wasn't overly loud or even anything negative to say and to be level headed I can be confident in commenting that they were more than appropriate and actually rather kind toward me. The wait wasn't much at all, probably rather typical if anything, along with the wait in the exam room. The doctor came in and was pretty right to the point. After bringing my concerns and recent online-references, being self-diagnosed, it was a simple as 'this is what you have and this is what you need.' Completely understanding what it's like to communicate with a customer who knows everything, being one myself, I was very accepting of his comments, his recommendations and prescription. I'm not going to argue with my mechanic telling me I need a new battery because I know it's bad for the environment; I'll take the new battery! No beating around the bush; this is my health we're talking about after all and I want it accurate with a scientific approach based on research and experience. I received nothing distant from this and loved the approach. The doctor smiled, shook my hand, wished luck and that's it. Well done! A few days later I'm operating at 100% and no problems equals no qualms! I'm going to be honest, they didn't give me flowers as I left, but as far as service goes, the staff was on top of it and the doctor was exactly what this patient needed.

UPDATE: Dr. Willner is great! Very informative and thorough. He does practice out of other offices…read more(in Long Beach and Los Alamitos). Definitely see him in one of those offices instead. ORIGINAL: The front office is absolutely terrible. When making my appointment on the phone, I always ask for new patient forms right away because I have a lot of information to fill out and I don't want to waste time in the office filling it out on a clipboard. First, they gave me the wrong website. How do you not know the website of your place of work if that's where the patient forms are? Then they lost my patients forms. I had to fill out all that information out AGAIN by hand. Then they misplaced my ID and insurance that they just took to make a copy of. All the girls up front just looked at me like lost sheep. One patient came in after me and they couldn't find his prior auth, which was faxed to them. They asked patient instead of looking for it the chart. Another patient had her hands full and was pushing a stroller with a special needs child. Not a single one of them lifted a finger or offered help. Other patients had to help her. I would be embarrassed to be so incompetent and oblivious. If you need an ENT specialist, look elsewhere. I haven't even seen the doctor yet, but no matter how good they are, it's not worth dealing with utter mess up front.

This place is incredibly disappointing. They have zero respect for the time and schedules of other…read morepeople. We've made multiple appointments only to have them cancel on us at the last minute. They then offer another appointment that we accept. We again rearrange our schedules only to wait over an hour before we needed to leave because we didn't have time to wait any longer. We made the appointments because when you walk in it takes forever. Why bother to make an appointment if they cancel or if you have to wait so long? When you confront them about their issues, all you get are excuses. Don't bother.

Great place. Very efficient urgwnt care with an excellent team, location and plenty of parking…read more Would highly recommend this facility to anyone. 5 stars!!

Dr Taneja I just…read morewanted to take a moment to say thank you so much. I absolutely love my new addition. The size is perfect and I couldn't be happier with how everything is looking so far. This has honestly meant so much to me, and I truly appreciate your work and care throughout this whole process. Your staff has also been amazing. The girls in your office are so kind, welcoming, and supportive, and that made such a difference. I'm really looking forward to my post-op appointment. Thank you again for everything.

I underwent a mommy makeover with dr Taneja and I couldn't be happier his results are top notch and…read morehis staff is soo friendly and amazing felt supported during my entire recovery and with dr Taneja taking his time and answering all of my questions. Couldn't recommend this dr enough! If your planning any type of procedure definitely book with dr taneja!!

I'm 68 years old. For years I struggled with breathing problems and sleep apnea. I used CPAP but…read morewas tired of being sick and tired. At 66, I had my first rhinoplasty. The surgeon was a triple board-certified plastic surgeon I had known for over 30 years. I trusted him and believed I was in excellent hands. The result was terrible. My breathing worsened and my nose looked unnatural. I lived with that outcome for over two years, trying to rationalize it, but I couldn't. This was my face. It affects how I breathe, how I sleep, and how I feel every day. So I did serious research. What I learned changed everything. Rhinoplasty is not just cosmetic. The nose must function. We are meant to breathe through our noses. When the structure is weakened or obstructed, airflow is compromised. Air must move freely when you inhale and exhale. The internal support has to remain stable so the airway does not collapse. Without that support, you mouth breathe, wake up tired, and constantly feel like you're not getting enough air. I experienced all of it. My research led me to Dr. Aaron Kosins in Newport Beach. Because mine was a revision case -- after my nasal bones had been broken in the first surgery -- preservation rhinoplasty was no longer available to me. I had missed the boat. Preservation rhinoplasty reshapes and repositions the natural structures of the nose instead of aggressively "hammering down" the bridge and rebuilding it from scratch. Dr. Kosins is one of the pioneers in using ultrasonic piezo instrumentation to precisely sculpt nasal bone rather than manually breaking it. This allows refinement of what a patient is born with while improving both appearance and function. Due to the prior damage, significant reconstruction was required, including cartilage taken from my own rib to rebuild and properly support my nose. If I could give one piece of advice: only do a piezo surgery! Dr. Kosins is widely regarded by his peers as a world expert in rhinoplasty, including preservation techniques and complex structural revision cases. Many established surgeons seek out his workshops and cadaver labs to refine advanced techniques. He has the rare ability to communicate directly, thoughtfully, and sincerely. From the first meeting, I knew I was finally in the right hands. And then came the result. It was a knockout. My breathing is excellent. Air moves freely through both sides of my nose when I inhale and exhale. There is no resistance, no collapse, no struggle to get enough air in or out. For the first time in years, breathing feels effortless. Cosmetically, my nose looks natural and balanced -- not artificial or overdone. I also want to acknowledge his team. Risa, the practice manager, was accessible and organized throughout the process. Judy was BEYOND amazing!!! After surgery she called and texted us multiple times a day, every single day, making sure I was doing well. We also had direct access to Dr. Kosins whenever we needed him. I never felt alone or uncertain. Choosing Dr. Aaron Kosins and his team made a major difference in my life, and I am extremely grateful.

I waited until the one-year mark to leave this review because I wanted to give my body enough time…read moreto fully heal and settle before speaking on my final results. Unfortunately, I am very disappointed with the outcome of my breast augmentation and with the level of follow-up support afterward. I had surgery on May 5, 2025. Around 4-5 months post-op, I began noticing significant asymmetry developing. By the time I returned for my follow-up appointment in September, the issue had already become very noticeable. At this point, I developed capsular contracture on my left side, causing the breast to feel hard, tight, and unnatural. On the right side, the implant dropped significantly lower than the left, creating visible asymmetry and uneven nipple positioning. I also experienced poor scar healing around my right areola, with the scar remaining thick, raised, and persistently itchy nearly a year later. To be fair, Dr. Kosins did acknowledge the asymmetry during my September appointment, discussed revision options with me, and his office provided information regarding the Allergan warranty coverage. I understand capsular contracture is a known risk of breast augmentation surgery and not necessarily the result of negligence. However, what left me disappointed was the lack of continued follow-up and support afterward. After the initial discussion regarding revision options and warranty information, there was no further outreach, follow-up phone call, scheduling assistance for next steps, or even scheduling of my one-year post-op appointment/check-in. As a patient navigating an upsetting complication less than a year after surgery, that absence of communication left me feeling unsupported and alone in the process. I never expected perfection, and I understand complications can happen with any surgery. But when complications do occur, communication, reassurance, and aftercare matter just as much as the surgery itself. Patients deserve to know not only how successful outcomes are handled, but also how they are supported when results do not go as planned.