Priscilla W.
5/21/2019
Dr. Clark is everything that all his five star patients have written and more! I had very little pain a few hours after surgery... and the next day, none! No more going to the loo every few...
Matthew H Clark, MD
Closed
(39)
Photos
520 Superior Ave Ste 225
Newport Beach, CA 92663
The Clark Center for Urogynecology, led by Dr. Matthew H. Clark, is located in Newport Beach, California, and specializes in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. With extensive training and a focus on restoring both form and function, Dr. Clark offers a range of services aimed at improving women's health and well-being, including treatments for bladder and bowel disorders, sexual health, and post-birthing rehabilitation.
Recognized nationally and internationally for his surgical skills and patient care, Dr. Clark is a member of elite professional groups in minimally invasive gynecology and robotic surgery. The center's comprehensive approach, termed RestorHERation, empowers women to regain their confidence and address various pelvic health concerns through innovative and compassionate care.
Generated from the website
Also at this address
Reviews
4.539 reviewsRick P.
7/12/2025
Not impressed. Most of the time was spent with his assistants. He only spent a few minutes with my mom, and these few minutes didn't do anything to appreciably solve her problem. My mom still...
Lynn L.
1/11/2025
I filled out a review last Monday but don't find it here. Dr Clark has been my doctor for over 10 years and I think very highly of him and his office staff. He helped me when other doctors...
Brandi M.
10/31/2024
Ladies Look No Further! I was diagnosed with bladder prolapse more than 15 years ago.It got to the point where I really needed to see a doctor, the prolapse had gotten REALLY SEVERE. I went...
Rose N.
2/12/2025
In response to Jo C. I agree, I currently work in the medical field and visit doctors regularly. non of them make me keep a credit card on file. when I did leave it with this office I asked they...
See a problem?
