Spine surgery: Sharing experiences and support
in Health ·
I wouldn't dream of recommending a minimally invasive procedure over in San Francisco. First off, they aren't actually fixing the root cause of your pain; they’re just trying to mask the sensation itself, and frankly, they’re terrible at it. During my initial consultation, they gave me this whole pitch about how they'd eliminate my pain entirely, but the second I actually shelled out the cash, they handed me some fine print claiming the success rate was "roughly" 70%. Well, fast forward six weeks, and I can tell you my personal success rate is sitting at a solid 0%. It’s infuriating. They spend all day running ads online claiming they fixed the pain for 200 patients back in April, but I’d love to see those actual statistics posted on a real forum where people can call them out. And calling this an "operation" is a joke—it’s nothing more than a quick little procedure where they poke you a few times with a needle, jam two electrodes in, and give you a little heat treatment. The whole thing takes maybe 10 to 15 minutes and then $2667. Total zero. Honestly, I feel completely ripped off.