Dr Fayssoux is unique among physicians here. Over the last several years medical offices have had…read moreto accommodate a growing number of patients and accommodate them with less staff. Many doctors don't bother to view their patients as individuals, but rather as routine causes of illness or ailments that are seen day in and day out. Not so with Dr Fayssoux. He walked in with an air of genuine interest in meeting me; and introduced himself as "Reggie". He is conversational as if wanting to assess my personality and understand how I communicate . He has no air of superiority or impatience. He listened intently and didn't simply look at my MRI-he studied it -as if weighing options and not just going after a standard quick fix. He took as much time as I needed; answered all my questions with genuine helpful information and won my confidence within that hour. More importantly his surgery on me went well; when there seemed to be a glitch post op he wasted no time in getting to the root of the cause: treated it and resolved it to perfection. He is kind; and skilled and just an all around nice guy with a professional gift . You will be in excellent hands if you choose him.

Dr Fayssoux is a magician, I could not stand straight up without chronic back pain and pain down…read moreboth legs. I had surgery on December 19th and the next day I was walking and standing straight. Within 2 weeks walking around without a walker. Still a long road before I get on the golf course but I am pain free and very happy. I had stenosis, 2 cysts and a disk out. I have a spacer and 2 bolts in my back. The doctor's care quality and bedside manner are 1st class. I can't say enough positive remarks about him. He is the best.

I have to say Dr. Illyus is very compassionate and patience with his patients if I had issues with…read moremy colon I would definitely seek him out . He was so amazing with my mom

He is very busy, but any questions he will take time to explain. He is compassionate and wants to…read morehelp his patients have better health. Five stars from me. Deborah

Well he repaired my hernia and the recovery was minimal the incision are very small. The inguinal…read morearea 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

I can't believe its more than 2 months and I can't get an appt to see this Dr!! I was referred by…read moremy 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!

I had a lumpectomy with Dr Peter Jamieson a few weeks ago at Desert Regional Hospital in Palm…read moreSprings. I was sent to him, in-network, by my insurer after a couple of lumps were found in my breast and the ensuing biopsy showed up pre-cancerous cells. Being passed along that way is a crapshoot so I pored over the reviews. Dr Jamieson's reviews fluctuate the extremes, so I'm making sure my honest one is here as testament. It had already been a long and arduous journey from the abnormal mammogram to sitting in the surgeon's office for the first time. Said journey had also involved a traumatic biopsy experience (somewhere else) that had left me with a hematoma and anxiety. Brief as the initial consultation was with Dr Jamieson, he was effective at winning my confidence in his knowledge and simultaneously managed to put to rest a lot of my anxieties. The support staff were polite and helpful and waits were extremely minimal. Staff also actually answer phones - no recorded prompts. Operating day went off without a hitch. Initial preparations at the Comprehensive Breast Center at Desert Regional Hospital, which included a wire localization went very smoothly. I was more nervous about this step than the actual surgery after that dreadful biopsy experience. Shout out to Dr Conston and Jessica! A big thank you to nurse Chantell, for all the welcomed hand-holding and genuine comforting. Getting to the operating wing, again, there was barely any waiting around. Staff were friendly, respectful, informative and efficient. The Doc popped in. I felt very comfortable the whole time. The anesthesiologist was smart and fun and her magic cocktail had my lights out before I ever saw the doctor again. I woke up cozy, what felt like 5 minutes later, feeling very rested and like nothing had happened but for curious clues on my body. My recovery has been incredibly fast and unexpectedly low pain. I didn't touch any prescribed narcotics, subsisting for a couple of days on Tylenol and ice packs. That's all that was needed and I'm positive this is due to Dr Jamieson's deft handiwork coupled with my decent level of health and fitness. Seeing the big, gnarly, old-school, stitches poking out of a large incision on my little breast has been confronting. But the incision looked healthy and calm throughout, no bruising or discoloration even. I showed the wound to a couple of friends who have been through this exact surgery and they were both amazed at how good and advanced in healing it looked. In time, I'm sure some topical Vitamin E and Egyptian Magic Balm will help leave it all a distant memory. Followup check up a week post-surgery, was fast and came with the vast relief of an all-clear cancer result. A week after that, there was another check in with Dr Jamieson who removed a couple of stitches before deciding the rest weren't ready. Finally, today, the rest were removed - closure for a precarious 6 moth chapter of my life. Hopefully, I will never see this man again. But if I have to have someone cut me open and stitch me up in the future, at least I know there's a surgeon, a team and a facility I can trust to do a good job of it.

Dr. Jamieson is a God send! He removed a problem I had on my backside that I had been dealing with…read morefor 24 years (which years ago another doctor said could not be done). He is professional and friendly and his staff is just amazing. Nicest people you could ever meet. I hope that I will never need his services again but if I ever do, I'm glad to know he is there!

I have seen Dr. Tahernia several times over the years and he has always operated with the highest…read moredegree of professionalism and skill.

Dr. Tahernia is a genuinely nice person who truly cares for his patients…read more He fixed my neck and my lower back. I am doing all the things I love and no pain! I might even be his favorite patient

Yes. Top notch! Took care of my problem with extreme care and his skills are extraordinary!read more

An absolute godsend. Amazing, empathetic and responsive. Truly one of the kindest, most caring…read moremedical professionals I have ever met. Will never be able to thank him for his kindness and immediate attention in an emergency situation.

Dr. Awad provided exceptional care throughout my gastric sleeve and hiatal hernia surgery journey…read more From the very beginning, he was thorough, informative, and took the time to educate me about every step of the process. He also carefully evaluated my liver for fatty liver disease, which gave me additional peace of mind. What stood out most was how responsive he was to my questions and concerns. He made sure I felt informed, comfortable, and confident in my treatment plan. His professionalism, knowledge, and genuine concern for his patients are truly outstanding. I am very grateful for the excellent care I received and highly recommend Dr. Awad to anyone considering bariatric surgery or related procedures. Thank you, Dr. Awad, for your dedication and exceptional patient care!

I'm 2 weeks post op from my Surgery with Dr Awad, but so far good! No more acid reflux, gas,…read morehiccups, and no more useless meds! It's a slow process with many pre-opt test to see if you're a candidate, but it's to ensure best results. I luckily had a friend who referred me to Dr Awad. His staff works well under pressure too. Thank you Dr Awad for your brilliance and skill.

I was wrong about doctor David Savin. My arm hurt for a long time. My name is brian, and he already…read moredid one surgery.I thought he really messed it up.But he didn't, he did a really good job.That took a while to heal.It went through pain to work out some of the aches.But let me tell you, it is much better.And I can exercise again.I owe him a big apology. Here it is sir

I am writing this review regarding my experience with Desert Orthopedic Center and Eisenhower…read moreHealth. On 10/09/2025, I underwent a bursectomy performed through Desert Orthopedic Center at Eisenhower Medical Center. I was discharged after surgery without a splint on my elbow. Within a few weeks, at a follow-up appointment, the physician observed that the surgical wound had reopened. I have photographic documentation of the open wound. I was then informed that I would require a second surgery to close it properly. On 11/10/2025, I underwent a second procedure to repair the wound. This time, I was sent home with a splint. I then endured another full month of recovery, additional medical appointments, additional time off, and additional physical and emotional stress. Despite the fact that this second surgery was necessitated by the failure of the original surgical outcome, I was billed for the second procedure. It is unreasonable and unacceptable to charge a patient a second time for corrective surgery when the initial procedure did not heal properly. In addition to the financial burden, I experienced prolonged pain, inconvenience, extended recovery, and disruption to my life. I am formally requesting a full billing review and appropriate financial resolution for the second surgery and related follow-up care. Patients should not bear the financial consequences of complications that stem from their medical care. I urge both Desert Orthopedic Center and Eisenhower Health to review their post-operative discharge protocols and billing practices to ensure accountability and prevent similar experiences for other patients.