Se los voy a poner en español porque mi inglés no es tan bueno, El doctor Filler me hizo su tratamiento de inyecciones, después me hizo una cirugía para liberar el pudendo el obturador y diseccionar el piramidal, sólo provocó más dolor en mí, después me hizo otra cirugía porque decía que había mucha fibrosis, me dejó completamente incapacitado de volver a sentarme, me aumentó mi dolor terriblemente.

Por favor aléjense de un tratamiento tan invasivo y destructor ahora mi conducción nerviosa en la zona que trabajo está completamente destruida.

Submitted March 6, 2022

Run from this doctor!! Cash machine is all they are!! If I you have nerve issues especially pelvic disorder the best in world is Dr Michael Hibner in Scottsdale, AZ. Helped me tremendously and is a “real” surgeon who cares about his patients, accepts all insurance and is greatly admired by his staff and everyone I’ve talked to. Best of luck

Submitted June 22, 2021

Staff was nasty on the phone I would never do business with them. Good luck

Submitted June 3, 2019

Dr Aaron Filler is very nologible, very professional he also have excellent bedside manors. I had horrible nerve pain for about a year in half try all kinds of medication went through 30 doctors none of them knew how to help me . Till I found Dr Filler I have my life back with just one procedure. Thank you Dr Filler . You are the best god bless you.

Submitted June 23, 2018

terrible, terrible staff, a scam artist at least. Avoid the guy completely, do not get sucked into his promises.

Submitted June 18, 2018

I had surgery by Dr. Filler and he totally changed my life! I arm had been going numb everyday and he cured that! I thank him!

Submitted June 7, 2018

Dr Filler works a money scam that bilks the needy.

Submitted Sept. 25, 2017

this doctor is a complete SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!! I was desperate to get his procedure done becuz of the excruciating pain I was in , HIS BILLING LADY THE AFRICAN AMERICAN LADY DEMANDS PAYMENT FROM YOU!!! DOCTOR PREYS ON PEOPLE IN PAIN THEN SUES FOR HIS PYMENT

Submitted Sept. 7, 2017

Hello. I am from Belgium and had a piriformis surgery with Dr Filler 4 years ago. DR Filler changed my life. Could not work anymore, sit or have a normal life. Doctors in Belgium did not dare to operate me because it was a difficult surgery with two nerves damaged in the piriformis. After a couple of days and a nice stay at hospital I came back to my country with no pain and life is bright again. I often think of my chance to have met him. Sorry for the people who were not relieved but can tell you he took good care of me and even after surgery.

Submitted July 12, 2017

I went to see Dr. Filler in 2007 after having three surgeries on my L-4 L-5 disc. He did an MRI guided epidural injection which proved the level where the damage was, and subsequently he did a distal foramenotomy at Cedars Sinai. The surgery did not produce the desired results, meaning there was no improvement in the pain. So by what standards am I to rate Dr. Filler? First, it's important to realize that he belongs to group of surgeons who are willing to take on failed surgery cases. Most neurosurgeons will not operate unless they absolutely believe their surgery is going to give a huge improvement. Once they hear that someone else operated on you and it failed you are anathema. They won't touch you. And why? Because if you've been operated on it's often a one-shot chance at correcting the problem, and they don't want to run the risk of making you worse, or not helping you at all, which would be a failed surgery that they are now responsible for.
So to begin with, Dr. Filler is willing to try when others won't. If you use any kind of common sense reasoning you'll understand that he's not likely therefore to have a tremendous record of success. I have heard from people who went to him first and his outcomes were extremely good. So you have to look at the fact that he's willing to try.
The second thing that I took away was that he didn't make me worse. That, in itself, can be a huge success. I know guys who have gone into surgery and come out terribly damaged, paralyzed, in far worse pain, etc. So just not being made worse can be a success.

My problem stemmed from a neurosurgeon who was too conservative and unwilling to take any sort of risk on me, even when I was in level 10 pain. He didn't want to suggest surgery and kept promoting the 'wait and see if it resolves' protocol. And though this works with a lot of people, I believe he should have seen what pain I was in, getting worse and worse, and operated very quickly. As it turned out his unwillingness to take a chance cost me permanent nerve damage, which I'm living with. Dr. Filler was willing to operate on what he saw as a 'possible site where the nerve was in contact with the bone.' And he freed up the nerve, so if it had not been so badly damaged I'm certain it would have recovered. By this set of standards I believe Dr. Filler is competent and talented. I know he's extremely expensive, and it's because of the experimental equipment he has developed. But the fact is that people want to find an inexpensive route to get extremely sophisticated surgery done, not accepting that when it comes to your health you should never think about what it costs, because your health is all you have, and if you 'go cheap' on a surgery you could be paying a hundred times more throughout your life in misery and lost earnings from work you can no longer do.
I only wish I had lived in L.A. at the time I was injured, rather than in Hawaii, which is a complete backwater when it comes to medicine. I was in too much pain to think straight or to travel, so I found the 'best' dr. in Honolulu, and have regretted my decision for the last 14 years. Dr. Filler was expensive, but he didn't make me any worse, and I admire that he was willing to operate on my in spite of my being a failed surgery case.

Submitted May 24, 2017