Excellent Doctor! highly recommend. Took time to listen and was thorough. No waiting, professional staff. $30 co pay. read more

I had an extremely disappointing experience with this provider. I first saw him in January 2026 after my medial foot pain, which I had been dealing with for nearly two years, flared up again. I had a total of five appointments between January and May and every visit felt extremely rushed. I felt like I had only a minute or two to explain my symptoms because there were so many patients scheduled before, during and after me. At my first appointment, I was prescribed a compounded topical cream that cost $85 through a boutique pharmacy and wasn't covered by insurance. Throughout my treatment, the provider repeatedly recommended stem cell/PRP injections, which cost thousands of dollars and also aren't covered by insurance, despite never performing a thorough hands-on examination of my foot. During one visit, he had a student shadowing him and asked her opinion on my diagnosis before either of them had physically examined my foot. After an MRI showed a chronic ATFL sprain, the provider began discussing surgery for this, which is on the lateral (outside) of the foot, even though my pain and issues had always been on the medial (inside) of my foot. Because I was desperate for relief, I agreed to try custom orthotics but they were designed to address the ATFL findings rather than my ongoing medial pain and suspected flatfoot/posterior tibial tendon dysfunction. They provided no relief. This final appointment to pick up the orthotics was my breaking point. Once again, stem cell/PRP injections were recommended and as the provider had one foot out the door, he said "You'll be okay, Mommy and Daddy can pay for it." I was shocked. As a young woman who fully supports herself and had already spent roughly $700 at this practice, in addition to thousands of dollars seeking answers elsewhere, I found the comment incredibly unprofessional, disrespectful and dismissive. After this experience, I sought a second opinion from an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon. He performed a comprehensive evaluation and confirmed that my pain was coming from the medial side of my foot due to ligament tear, validating the concerns I had expressed all along. I recently had the procedure done to repair the ligament and am very happy with the care I received elsewhere. Based on my experience, I absolutely do not recommend this provider. The bedside manner and ego of this provider was horrible. I felt rushed, unheard and repeatedly steered toward expensive treatments that were not covered by insurance, while the actual source of my pain went unaddressed. read more

Dr Bavarian gave me an incorrect diagnosis and treatment recommendations that set my recovery back several weeks. I recently saw a foot orthopedic surgeon Dr Kenneth Jung at Cedars-Sinai who I believe correctly diagnosed me and put me on a treatment plan of stretching and PT to solve the root cause of the issue. Versus the expensive drugs and injections that Dr Bavarian recommended. read more

Great patient care! Clean office. Friendly staff. Highly recommend for your foot care needs!

I wish I had done more research. Both individuals that referred me to him were men. He is a screamer and has a huge ego. He did both my feet. On the right, for the most part it healed well. They wrapped one toe so tight that it did not allow for swelling and sticks up now. The second foot was not done the same. I am not able to put my big toe down on the floor and it hurts to walk. I was told it was my imagination the last time I saw him. He also "patted himself on the back" for doing such a good job...I kid you not. When he left the medical room when I last saw him, he left the medical table elevated (with me on it), the boot across the room and walked out and closed the door. I had to jump down and walk to get my boot on newly operated feet. And two appointments ago, he screamed at me for walking on my heel to get to the bathroom in the middle of the night. It was so awful that I thought it was some sort of joke. I have since met two other women who had to go to different doctors to get their feet fixed after he operated on them. I'm hoping that I don't have to redo my left foot. UGH. read more

I had surgery for the third time with Dr Bob Baravarian on June 7, 2024. This time bunion surgery on my left foot. It is 6 weeks post op and I'm out of the boot, and the incision has healed fantastically. The toe is straight. Minimal pain post op and no pain at all after the first week. I cannot comment on any negative reviews other than to say please don't let those few deter you. Best doctor and surgeon ever! He repaired 3 tendons in my left ankle in 2020. I am running and have full function, and I have no doubt that I'll be running again as soon as Dr Bob tells me I can. I am 62 and a diabetic. His care for his patients is beyond. When I go in for surgery with him, I have ZERO anxiety because I know how masterful he is. Yes, he's busy. He doesn't need to spend hours with you. He is so experienced, he can look and feel and assess efficiently. read more

Bob Baravarian, DPM - Surgical site - Podiatrists Near Me - Santa Monica, California

After seeing many doctors and being misdiagnosed or offered an incomplete solution, I found Dr. Baravarian. He took the time to understand my case thoroughly and clearly explained the problems with my previous surgeries. The foot fusion, along with the realignment of my second toe, was a complete success. I am very grateful for Dr. Baravarian and his excellent office staff, who made scheduling and communication seamless. read more

Not good. I was really unhappy with my experience with the actual doctor. As many others say, the doctor must have been in the room with me no more than 2 minutes. That is not okay. Did not care to answer my questions. I felt dismissed and hurried and unimportant. He prescribed PT and said that he would send me referrals for PT, but never did. In the waiting room I waited for a long time. I was given an iPad to check myself in and the process was very long - I had to answer many questions that had nothing to do with my injury or anything that feels remotely related to podiatry. It felt like busy work to do during the long wait. Additionally, the iPad was difficult to use and I had to ask the receptionist several questions. The ironic part is that I was on crutches, so carrying an iPad back and forth to the desk while I didn't have the use of my hands was really inconvenient and frustrating. The receptionist would not let me stand at her station to fill it out. read more

I rarely take the time to post, but Dr. Baravarian deserves a mayor plug. Maybe the most professional, efficient Dr that I have been treated by. On top of that he very personable. His office is so dialed in, that I can not get past 1 page in whatever magazine I try to read before I get called in. Dr. Baravarian performed surgery on my foot to cure me from Morton's Neuroma. A very painful condition that troubled me for years. The surgery went really well, and I could not be more thankful to be rid of the pain I endured for way too long. I felt in the best hands the entire time of treatment and surgery, as well as after care. Great Doc! read more

Dr. Bob really is the best foot surgeon in town. I really can't say enough about the man and his work. I had 3 procedures on my left foot and 1 procedure on my right. Two surgeries back-to-back, 1 month apart. Dr. Bob took the time to answer every question and even had a 'fan base' at the surgery center. Right before my first surgery, a pre-op nurse raved about his work. A confidence builder for sure! I was ready for surgery. Before both surgeries, Dr. Bob would pop his head in, smile and, like a friend he'd ask, "How are you doing?" Just that simple question let me know that I wasn't just another foot coming through, but that I was an actual human being who might be a little scared. I was seen. This simple moment allowed me to feel calm and ready for surgery. Post surgery, I took all of his advice and moved onto physical therapy. And there, I listened to the amazing physical therapist, Lydia Salinas, and graduated from physical therapy an entire month early. I had 2 huge bunions on my feet, and damaged ligaments, plus a loose ankle on the left foot. Now, I'm hiking and running (when I need to lol) and feeling great! A positive experience overall. Grateful for Dr. Bob and his caring staff! read more

Very upset, post surgery has not gone well - I had ankle surgery with dr Baravarian about 6 years ago, I now live in Toronto Canada -- the last 3 years I have had complications with the ankle that underwent surgery, lots of nerve pain and discomfort. I've tried psychical therapy and acupuncture, ointments - nothing works so after years of pain and suffering and being away from Los Angeles enough is enough I would like to speak to the office and gather my medical documents so that I can see a doctor here. It's not getting better and I just find a resolution immediately. This is all Very frustrating- something feels wrong in the affected ankle it's very tender and it hurts to walk up stairs-- and I've had custom orthotics ever since surgery. Last time I went in complaining of paint dr Baravarian brushed me off and said everything was fine and it is in fact not ok . Dr Baravarian was very rushed and barely gave me the attention I needed. Not satisfied with the service or the practice. I urgently need help me get the information and x rays etc I need to get a check up with a Doctor in my new city. I'll Be waiting to hear back from the staff and I will continue to call and reach out for my information and assistance in figuring this out. read more

0 stars Never coming back again and do not recommend this place. This facility does not have proper equipment to get Xrays from different angles of the Foot and you can easily be misdiagnosed, like I was. Came in to get treatment for severe pain on my fifth toe due to an injury. I was shocked to receive 2 minutes of his care (I was his first patient of that morning, no excuse). Even worse, he rapidly concluded that I didn't have any fracture on my toe.... oh and if I did have one it was a "Hair line fracture" , he said. Turns out I actually have a transverse fracture. Of course, he couldn't see this because they cant do proper xrays and he rushes to diagnose his patients! Avoid this place, Get the proper care you need elsewhere. read more

Bob Baravarian, DPM - Proper X-ray report from another facility. - Podiatrists Near Me - Santa Monica, California

Your office has my phone and email so you should have no trouble reaching me. It's been over 2 years now since my surgery and I still have pain. Over 20k out of pocket trying to fix this. I've been miserable. Going to Dr Bob has been one of the biggest mistakes of my life. read more

Podiatrists do not go to traditional medical school. Orthopedists do. If you want a real doctor to diagnose you, please see an orthopedist. Against my desire, I spent $500 for stiff orthotics with Dr. Baravarian that made my foot hurt even more. I told him (in our very brief first appointment) that I did not believe in orthotics and had tried them to no avail before. I'm young, I've been running competitively for 15 year with no biomechanical issues -- why would I suddenly want to introduce an orthotic that changes my entire running form? I wore them for one hour as suggested and my foot was literally throbbing by the end. We also probably spent NO MORE THAN TWO MINUTES collectively in the exam room across THREE APPOINTMENTs. This place has the feel of a money making farm where giving patients the time of day does not matter. I read other reviews like this but decided to give it a try regardless. I wish I hadn't. Try to get him to spend more than TWO MINUTES in the room with you. Literally two minutes. I dare you. Or, better yet, go see an orthopedist. read more

Years of plantar fasciitis thought it could never change. Thanks to Dr Baravarian. I have had little to no issues for 2 years. Very grateful. Highly recommend. read more

Dr. Baravarian removed a benign but painful lesion from my big toe. Dr. Bob did an excellent job! Throughout the course of my care I was very impressed with Dr. Bob's professionalism, kindness, and efficiency. His office staff and assistants reflect his service-oriented approach and professionalism. I don't normally leave reviews or 5 stars for that matter but I wanted to share my experience so others searching for a good podiatrist can benefit.(for what it is worth I am a physician with no previous ties to this practice so this endorsement is free of bias). read more

Dr. Baravarian is friendly, patient with questions, and competent. He performed a cryoablation for a longstanding neuroma. I am virtually pain-free for the first time in decades. The procedure was quick and easy. Strongly recommend trying it before surgery. read more

I need to give a negative review. Dr. Baravarian is clearly smart but service is lacking. I needed an Achilles amniotic fluid injection which is state of the art, but I wasn't provided any specific directions for after care and I wasn't told what to expect. For example, he advised a boot but didn't provide one. Given the cost he could at least provided a boot. He was very rushed and didn't really want to take time to answer questions. The injection was expensive but unfortunately and I am worse than before the injection. That isn't Dr. Baravarian's fault because there are no guarantees in medicine. Even so, I'm seeing another podiatrist and hoping for a better outcome. The foot and ankle institute is all about selling and marketing. Just check out the website. The combination of marketing emphasis, rushed appointments, and lack of specific after care instructions are evidence that the business matters more than the person. read more

I saw Dr. Baravarian after rupturing my left Achilles tendon (at the age of 74). He recommended surgery, for reasons that he carefully explained, and performed the operation four weeks ago. The surgery was completely successful, and in a couple of weeks I will progress from a non-weight-bearing cast to a walking boot. Dr. Baravarian is a highly skilled surgeon and, just as important, a kind and patient doctor who has been attentive to all my questions and concerns. I am deeply grateful to him, and to all his staff (including Dr. Kwon, Adrian, and the friendly ladies at the front desk), for his expert care throughout this challenging process, and I look forward confidently to a full recovery in a few months. read more

I'm going to start by saying I really don't like my feet. It's not one of the better features that I was born with. I have bunions on both feet so I never wear sandals. I was referred to Dr Bob by my manicurist of all things. One of her customers had her bunion done and did a great job. I had my right foot done on October 1st. I now have one super sexy foot and can't wait to get my left one done. Seriously, my right foot looks amazing. He did such a beautiful job and I can't wait to wear sandals so that I can show it off. I wish I would have done it sooner. Thank you to your staff for taking such great care of me. Next time I'm in your office, please give me a stack of your business cards so that I can pass on! Everyone deserves to have beautiful feet with no pain! I will post before and after pictures once I get my left foot done. read more

The doctor believes in surgery first, so know that going in, and expect him to make that his first suggestion. Regardless of what you really need. The surgeries are costly, which is needed to fund this bustling office. He has lots of employees, all energetic, and trying to schedule you in for procedures. It is a money-making shop, so just expect them to sell you something. read more

Dr. Baravarian always knows the root cause of an injury after examining me and has helped me numerous times in recovering from foot pain from various injuries. He has been on television numerous times and is highly rated as one of the best podiatrists around. I will always go to see him when I have a foot issue. Thanks Dr. Baravarian! read more

I tore my Achilles tendon while playing basketball. I went to the Foot & Ankle Institute (Granada Hills) office and they referred me to Dr. Bob in the Sherman Oaks office. He saw me and scheduled my surgery. It has been almost two months now. Surgery went perfect. Recovery has been almost perfect. I do have some pain but I am starting Physical therapy today. He is very knowledgeable and answers all your questions. I highly recommend him. The only issue I had was with billing. I had to pre-pay my insurance portion before surgery. That was not an issue. But then I was charged an additional amount for "deposit" at the Sherman Oaks office even though I had already paid my portion in full. I hope to see that deposit back at some point. read more

I don't write a lot of reviews but after a few years have now past after having not the best experience with Dr Baravarian, and now with an actual deformed foot, I feel obligated to. About 2 years ago, I went to Dr Baravarian on the recommendation of a friend to fix a bunion surgery that I had with another foot doctor. Who knew that I would now be in much much worse condition. I thought things were going to be awesome as he is perfectly nice but things didn't go as planned. After my scheduled surgery to fix my very common bunion issue, I awoke from anesthesia to be informed that they did not, in fact, do the surgery that I paid for, but due to some arthritis in my foot, they fixed that instead. I do appreciate him recognizing that something else is wrong and making a decision to do what is necessary at the time while I am unconscious but I want to be fully honest that after whatever was done (or not done), I am now is much much worse shape. My big toe is still swollen 2 years later and has actually SHRUNK and my second toe is now completely deformed, both bent inward and now significantly longer than the rest of my toes, likely from having to overcompensate for the big toe. The rest of my three toes are completely numb, although I am not sure of that is related. My biggest concern is the deformity of my second toe as I am completely embarrassed by it. Now that it is summer and time for open toe shoes, the visual deformity is actually what is bothering me the most over any discomfort which I have learned to grin and bear. My left toe bed hideous-looking and one thing that I love in life is wearing heels, which now I have not in 2 years because of the pain coupled with not needing to wear heels much in the last year and a half with Covid. But even my athletic shoes hurt and I can't do any exercises where I need to have my toes flexed under me which is a lot of things that I can longer do. I cannot do many yoga poses, and most sadly, I cannot go surfing anymore because I can't flex my toe bed to push up on the surfboard. If you are a very active person and now what you enjoy most in life is being taken away, well that is worth a review, even 2 years later. Also, since the surgery, I can no longer balance at all on my left foot. I can hardly do anything on one foot anymore which is very very sad to a fitness person. I had several follow up appointments to express my concerns which at the time were mainly the swelling never going down even months later. He didn't seem to have an answer to help me figure out next steps which is a real shame. Now, I am going to need to see a third foot doctor to see if anything is salvageable. The whole situation has put me in a bad depression. Additionally, separate from the actual foot issues, be prepared to be upsold on some additional bone marrow "add on" that insurance doesn't not cover that apparently makes you heal faster. It did nothing for me and I wasted $1000 (or maybe it was actually $1500) out of pocket on this. Also, they made me purchase an $80 tin CBD muscle rub to help with recovery but FYI, it is available on Amazon as well a directly from the company website for $24.99. All-around a bad experience for me personally so I wanted to share so please just do your own research. To leave something positive, I am giving 2 stars for the efficient office. My appointments were always on time and I didn't have any billing issues which is always nice in a time where you can lose hours dealing with billing issues. read more

Rushes you through and doesn't listen to your concerns. He pushed me to get x-rays I didn't need and to buy things I didn't need.

Dr. Baravarian is GREAT. I have required some pretty extensive services from orthotics for my shoes, to removal of three of my toes after a serious burn accident. The appointments were easy, explanatory, and helpful. The surgeries were completed perfectly and with great results. I would highly recommend him! read more

Mom broke her ankle on both sides and she had an HMO insurance that Dr.Baravarian does not take but we needed a second unbiased opinion wether she should do the surgery or not and we ended up going in as cash patients to see him. The place was super close to our house , handicap accessible and staff was super sweet and the doctor was super knowledgeable and upfront about my moms condition so he did give us a peace of mind! read more

Dr Baravarian and his assistants have been so caring and always took their time with me. I had both feet corrected and both surgeries went well. I received such good care during surgery and with all my aftercare appointments. Dr B didn't do any unnecessary procedures. I felt he was conservative which is a good thing in my book. He didn't try to sell me on anything further than what was necessary. He also took his time and was always patient in answering my many questions. I highly recommend Dr Baravarian. Good drs and surgeons give us our quality of life back and I'm so thankful that Dr B did that for me. Thank you! read more

Best Doctor hands down. He has helped me so much and he actually cares about you and wants the best for you. Very kind, and really knows what he is doing. read more

Bob Baravarian, DPM - Podiatrists Near Me - Santa Monica, California

Great doctor. Very honest and knows what he is doing. The staff are very nice as well. Took my mother there for visit and since she was a high risk for surgery Dr Baravarian provided other solutions instead of surgery. Highly recommend! read more

Dr. was very professional. Entire office staff were friendly and helpful. Very efficient and got right to business. No wasted time. No complaints whatsoever. Thumbs up all the way. read more

Dr. Bob Baravarian is one of my favorite doctors of all time. Here is why he works for me. 1. Scheduling and waiting in the office was perfect. 2. Never felt rushed in any of my interactions. 3. Always gets back to you. 4. Knows his stuff at another level. 5. Doesn't try and sell you anything you don't need. If this is the definition of a good doctor I do not know what is. You will be happy! read more

Dr. Baravarian is kind and considerate doctor. I found him after my last podiatrist was unkind and uninterested in listening. I appreciate how good of a listener Dr. Baravarian is and the quality of his work. He accepts insurance which makes accessing this level of care available to me. He's a great health care partner to work with and I highly recommend him. read more

Dr. Bob is simply the best. I am Only 38 years old and I had painful bunions on both of my feet. I was worried to have surgery on my feet being this young and not being able to run again. Another podiatrist told me that if I got surgery on them they may even hurt worse after. I met with Dr. Bob, he came so highly reviewed that I thought I would give him a shot. I am so glad I did. I had the 1st foot done and there was virtually no pain- a few weeks later I did the 2nd foot and again no pain. My feet feel better than ever and they do not hurt at all. I didn't even need the pain medication that was prescribed. He is so good at what he does. read more

A week ago, this guy told me there were two OPTIONAL procedures (with some fancy technical names) that he highly recommended to go along with the foot surgery he recommended. I needed the surgery to deal with the pains being caused by a deformity.  He said the two optional procedures were not covered by any insurance, and if I wanted them, I would have to pay out of pocket.  Later that day, I researched those optional procedures, and the next day at 10:47 a.m., I emailed his very nice surgical staff and told her I did not want the two optional procedures.  The surgical staff did not object to my opting out, and she continued to set up the steps needed for the upcoming surgery (e.g. covid test, blood labs, EKG...etc).  I thought all was good to go, and I did the labs, EKG, covid test, took time off work, told my spouse to take time off...etc.  Four days later, at the pre-op appt, which was merely two days before the scheduled surgery, this guy said to me that he absolutely would not do the needed surgery (two days later), unless I paid $1500 for one of the two once-optional procedures.  WTF? And, if I canceled the surgery now, the pre-op paperwork I had just signed stated I would be charged a cancellation fee.  That afternoon, I double-confirmed with the very nice surgical staff that the guy really would not do the surgery, unless I paid him $1500 for the now-suddenly-mandatory procedure. She confirmed. I then formally asked for a fee waiver, due to my disabled veteran status.  It was politely denied by the nice lady (who told me that the doc would not waive it).  I also formally asked to pay a reduced fee of $200 (pretty much like paying a ransom just to get my surgery done without further ado).  It was also politely denied by the nice lady (citing that the doctor would not accept a penny less). I felt like my health, my years of pain, and my continued suffering were being medically blackmailed for the amount of $1500 (+the written threat of a cancellation fee). How did this once optional procedure (not covered by any insurance), over the course of a week, suddenly become a required procedure, just two days before the scheduled surgery? I showed the nice lady a draft of the above review for comments, and she explained politely that it was just one big misunderstanding /miscommunication. She then said the $1500 fee had since been waived. While I do appreciate the belated fee waiver and still want the pain gone (surgically or otherwise), I really don't want it done by this guy. Unfortunately (for me), the trust is gone forever. Update: Seriously, Doc? You were indignant that I asked you to release the hostage (my health) without charging me a $1500 medical-ransom? Do you really need money that bad, Doc? Guys, if you feel/felt that scare-tactic is/was used on you (e.g., "high risk if you don't pay extra") to strong-arm you into paying (out of pocket) for expensive "optional" procedures, then you know who is telling the truth. read more

Dr. Baravarian is a great doctor. I have struggled with foot issues for months and seen many of the top doctors in LA. Another doctor told me he thought I had a pinched nerve and a little bit of online research lead me to Dr. Baravarian as being an expert in this area. I was able to get an appointment with him that very day. His office staff was really friendly and the office was particularly clean. Dr. Baravarian really took his time and listened to all my concerns and took a look at medical exams I had had and did a few repeat exams. He told me he was quite sure that I did not have a pinched nerve and wanted me to take it really slow and let my body heal on its own. This was a welcome relief from the previous doctor who had wanted to do surgery. What I really loved is that Dr. Baravarian gave me his email and told me to email him before I tried anything new. So if I was unsure about anything from a new pair of shoes to more exercise I could email him and usually he would respond within minutes. This was incredibly helpful since I was so sensitive and unsure of what I could and could not do. We ultimately feel it was a bone bruise and tendonitis and it was 11 months with altered foot wear and exercise. He put me in a strict physical therapy regimen and I truly believe that is what has helped me to heal. I am so grateful for his patience and guidance. I would definitely see him again if I have more foot issues. read more

I am so disappointed with Dr. Baravarian and his office. I ordered two pairs of orthotics and specified that one of them would be for my everyday athletic shoes and one of them would be go into my everyday pair of dance shoes. Instead Dr. Baravarian delivered one set of orthotics that was way too wide to fit into my already wide everyday Asics tennis shoes and rushed me through my appointment until I stood my ground and waited in the hallway and insisted he come back in the room and explain to me why my feet just don't feel right in the Orthotics. He said he didn't know and suggested I come back and meet with Kevin, the manufacturer who made them. The other set he delivered was much much too large and thick for my dance shoes and stuck out on all sides and was way too bulky for me to even put my foot into in the shoes . He told me that I should just wear them in my boots and other dress shoes. I told him that not only do I seldom wear other dress shoes, but I don't need orthotics for those and I ordered these specifically for my dance shoes. That was the point of my visit. Needless to say, I refused to take home the orthotics. Right before my eventual appointment with the Kevin, I received a message that the appointment had been cancelled because Kevin was suddenly out of town -- or at least it was told to me last minute. Then when I finally re-made the 2nd appointment and showed up and waited for a half hour for Kevin, Kevin just never showed up. He later personally texted me and apologized and came to my house instead. He confirmed that the orthotics Dr. Baravarian made would not fit in my dance shoes and he would not be able to make a pair thin enough to fit in a pair of dance shoes. At that point, I said, fine, I would just like a refund, to which Kevin responded, "Dr. Baravarian does not give refunds." I said something like, " Well this patient doesn't pay for things she didn't order." Nevertheless, I said that in the interest of maintaining a good relationship with this company, I will let Kevin know if I need any other kind of orthotic in the near future and if not, then I would ask for a refund. He said that would be fine. Sure enough, I have no other orthotic needs other than my everyday walking shoes and my dance shoes so I texted Kevin that I would like a refund. He never responded and when I ran into him a little while later at Whole Foods, he sheepishly looked away from me. I immediately called Dr. Baravarian's office and explained the situation. They said they would speak with him and call me back. They never did. I called again and explained the situation again. They told me they would call me back. They never did. I left two more voice messages. They have officially never responded, never returned my call, and I am still not in possession of the orthotics that I never ordered. read more

"Dr. Bob" is amazing. I destroyed my tibia in a pilon fracture a year ago and was having serious difficulty recovering. No amount of PT would help, so I ended up seeing a sports medecine doc, who referred me to Dr. Baravarian. I came in for a consult, he took some x-rays (in his office), and told me my ankle was a mess. He scheduled surgery right away, and cleaned out scar tissue that had formed during my recovery from the emergency procedure. The procedure (and recovery) were relatively painless, and now I'm making progress, with the help of the UFAI's attached crack physical therapy department. He runs a tight ship and has great people working in the office - no showing up for your appointment and waiting for an hour to see the doc, even late in the day. He has a great bedside manner (you can tell that he genuinely cares about his patients), is great with followup, and has very reasonable prices, for those items not covered by insurance. I can't recommend him enough. If you've got a messed up foot/ankle, go see Dr. Bob. You'll come away (at the very least) better educated about your problem, and in a better frame of mind than when you went in. read more

After my first visit to Dr. Baravarian I posted a rather negative review because the office was very busy. At my second visit he gave me considerable time helping me obtain the orthotic that will reduced the pain in my foot. Other podiatrists have told me that they could not help me. I realized that I made a mistake in my earlier review and will gladly admit it. I have confidence in him and believe he truly believes he can help me. His attitude and professional skill is an important consideration in selecting a doctor. I highly recommend him. The moral to my story is not to jump to conclusions until you have all the facts. read more

Was recommended to Dr. Baravarian when I started having foot pain. Dr. B. diagnosed it as plantar fasciitis. I was set up with orthotics, physical therapy, and exercise. Fortunately it eased up and then went away. I appreciated the doctor's attention, "the cure," and the office efficiency. Definitely would recommend! read more