Hilena M.
5/1/2025
Literally the best doctor ever! Finally got my bunion removed and the process has been amazing! He is so thorough and communicates so well! He listens to his patients and advocates for them. If I...
Robert J Joseph ll, DPM - Pacific Oaks Medical Group
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150 N Robertson Blvd Ste 300
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Dr. Robert J. Joseph II, DPM is an innovative surgical podiatrist in Beverly Hills, CA, specializing in minimally invasive treatments for ligament, tendon, and bone injuries. With expertise in preventing and treating common sports injuries, Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles tendon tears, bunions, and corns, Dr. Joseph is dedicated to providing personalized foot care and improving overall health.
Using state-of-the-art technology and advanced procedures, Dr. Joseph offers a range of services including minimal-incision surgeries, laser procedures, and non-invasive treatments. With a focus on personalized care and a commitment to patient satisfaction, Dr. Joseph prioritizes quality care for patients of all ages, helping them get back on their feet and enjoy daily activities.
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Lauren R.
2/28/2025
Finding a doctor who is both skilled and compassionate can be incredibly difficult, but I struck gold with Dr. Joseph! From the moment I met him, I knew I was in good hands. He has a wonderful...
Victoria M.
2/14/2025
I had bunion repair surgery done by Dr Joseph and my foot has never been the same. I regret I ever saw this doctor. My toes are still numb and I cannot even move my big toe. I have also developed...
Calvin S.
3/6/2025
UPDATE: 2 1/2 months have now passed since my ankle stabilization surgery. I went surfing two days ago for the first time in two years... and no pain! (My ankle used to swell up like a...
Paul K.
5/30/2024
Dr Joseph is the best podiatrist in LA! I originally came in for my flat feet, however little did I know that I had 2 torn lateral tendons and a partial torn tendon and damaged cartilage from my...
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