My first experience with Dr. Kayvanfar was in 2002 when I ended up in the ER with a broken hip. I was very impressed at the time. When in 2017 I had terrible back pain I immediately made an appointment with Dr.K, Turned out I had Spinal Stenosis, I learned to manage it and Dr. K never pushed for surgery, instead told me when I am ready he will explain the procedure. In November of2020 I slipped 3 discs (L-4 & 5 and S-1) . Unfortunately because of a bone issue and Covid I did not get surgery until early March 2021. Dr. K thoroughly explained the procedure to my husband and me and showed us all the hardware. My husband was also confident that I was in good hands. It was a 9 hour surgery and to my utter amazement I never had any pain during recovery nor afterwards. I was dealing with nerve regeneration but that was to be expected and as far I I am concerned just an inconvenience. My back feels great, life is normal again. I have to add that the nurses in ICU and on the floor told me that Dr K is the best and several were also his patient. His office staff has been accommodating and pleasant. I am very grateful!!!!!

Submitted Sept. 9, 2021

A bad doc with no moral...lack of right diagnosis..........

Submitted Feb. 3, 2021

after an mri stated there was no problem, he operated anyway!!

Submitted May 30, 2017

I was admitted to the hospital through emergency and did not get to select my own doctor. I felt very forunate that Dr. Kayvanfar was chosen as my Dr. I consider that my spinal fusions were carried out in the best and most professional manner. I wouldn't hesitate to use Dr. Kayvanfar again.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2010

I went to Dr.kayvanfar after my car accident. He took x- rays (which he never looked at) and said that nothing was wrong with me, that I wanted attention. I had already been in an aspen collar for 2 months, and was having SEVERE pain in not only y neck, but also my back. He also acted like he was God and knew everything. He was an *** and very arragont(?). He did say that he would like me to go back in 2 months, and he would do a spinal surgery on my neck. If nothing was wrong with me, why would he want to do surgery, I don't know. I decided to go to a neurosurgeon, who I will not name, and what a change. My neuro said that my neck was broken in 2 places, and my back was broken from L4 and everything underneath that level. None the less, I had my cervical spinal surgery 2 days later. I have also gotten my back surgery, and I'm doing so much better, no thanks to "Dr." Kayvanfar. Do not go to him for anything! Save yourself from him!

Submitted March 23, 2008