This is kind of a unique review, because I have not seen Dr. Fa at his current practice. Instead I saw him when he was a resident working with Felice O'Ryan at Kaiser maxfac. I had double jaw surgery with Kaiser Oakland in 2014 while he was working along side Dr. O'Ryan. My surgery went awfully wrong. I went in to surgery with a simple symmetric class II overbite/overjet and a gummy smile. I came out twisted, yawed, canted, with only certain segments rotated and some not rotated, midlines way off, still class two both dental and skeletal. I was a very obvious mess, that no surgeon I've seen since can believe I got to leave the OR table like this let alone discharged from the hospital and continually passed over by Dr. O'Ryan and my maxfac team at each post op appointment (which were few and far between). Dr. Fa seemed to be heading up the case the second I checked in for surgery. He let my family know how I was, wheeled me to PACU recovery, wrote my long operative report, did my exam for discharge the next morning. 2+2=4 for me, and I have assumed since I woke up from surgery that he was the one to really do my surgery/case that day, and to this day I still am not sure how much supervision Dr. O'Ryan provided that day. But who knows what really happened while I was out. Regardless, I came out an obvious mess that should have never left the hospital, and he discharged me as a perfect class I, midlines and molars dead on, when I was very obviously NOT class I with anything lined up. I've had revision consults with some of the leading names in the business, and none of the surgeons I've seen can believe that my results were left to pass. It's been a long two years for me to get the mess I was left with fixed. The maxfac team at Kaiser totally abandoned me. They refused to see me for appointments to examine me and diagnose what was wrong after it became evident my results were catastrophic. I was abandoned, left broken, twisted, crooked in every direction possible. I had to find a whole new team on my own out of pocket. I had to have a complete re-treatment of my orthodontics, and just finally now had a revision surgery to try and fix the mess I was left with. My 4 upper front teeth have been trashed in the process, and will now require implants and restoration when I am done my revision treatment. I just got through with a successful revision surgery, and even after that I am still traumatized from my first surgical experience. I've been out thousands of dollars and I've lost pieces of me emotionally that I will never get back. I wish I can take my first round of ortho and jaw surgery experience back, but I can't. The only thing I can do now is urge people to do research when choosing their trusted treating physicians and make sure they get the best. I wish I had. read more