Beverly Hills Specialist
Named Among "10
Spine Surgeons You
Should Now" List
Becker's Spine Review, the nation's leading publication dedicated to the field of
orthopedics and spine surgery, has named internationally renowned board-certified
Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Hooman M.Melamed, M.D. FAAOS among its “10 spine
surgeons you should know” list.
Chosen from more than 4,000
specialists in the field, Melamed,
founder of The Spine Pro practice in
2005, was cited for delivering the
highest level of patient care in his field
of specialty.
His concierge holistic, integrative and non-narcotic approach places
special emphasis on his patients' lifestyle, gut health and overall health --
not just their spines.
He offers this state-of-the-art form of
care in his new contemporary-style
Beverly Hills offices, which were
designed to give his patients a sense
of serenity.
In addition to showcasing individual achievements, Becker's Spine Review features
white papers, daily blog updates, news stories, tips on tackling common legal issues,
and extensive human resource information for spine surgeons and others in the field
of orthopedics.
As a result, Becker’s has gained a
reputation as one of the most
trustworthy sources for data and
research on healthcare delivery
and administration.
Melamed has gained a strong reputation for straying from the all-too-often
prescribed trend of aggressive fusion and implant surgery when nonsurgical,
more conservative methods are just as effective.
He has found that most patients can be
treated successfully by using the least
invasive methods such as Biportal
endoscopic spine surgery or micro
decompression options.
"My philosophy is to consider surgery - even less invasive
procedures - as the last option because I have witnessed time and
again successful outcomes without surgery," he explains.
"Of course, I will not hesitate to recommend major
corrective operations if that approach is called for."
In fact, Melamead has developed a sterling
reputation for his willingness to perform some of the
most complex surgeries to great effect - many of
them are referrals from other spine surgeons.
"Because too many surgeons are willing to take on complex procedures that they
are not experienced to perform, one-third of my patients are those in need of
corrective surgery to repair botched jobs," says Melamed.
His conservative approach to his work
combined with his extraordinary ability to
perform complex cases has resulted in him
becoming the "Go to" expert on programs such
as Fox News, The Doctors, Dr. Oz, LA Times,
Daily Mail, and local TV.
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