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For Patients · @TheSpinePro

Video Hub

Dr. Melamed teaches spine care on YouTube — 200-plus tutorials, explainers, and real patient stories — and has appeared on national television dozens of times. It is all here in one place.

Taught by the surgeon

Spine care, explained by the surgeon who performs it

Dr. Melamed walks through the procedures, the conditions, and real recoveries — the same plain-language explanations he gives patients in consultation.

Explainer

3 Myths About Endoscopic Surgery, Debunked

Explainer

Why Don’t All Surgeons Offer Endoscopic Surgery?

Explainer

Is Endoscopic Surgery Better Than Traditional?

Explainer

Can Endoscopic Surgery Fix Sciatica & Pinched Nerves?

Videos courtesy of Dr. Hooman Melamed / The Spine Pro on YouTube.

In their own words

Video Testimonials

Real patients of Dr. Melamed share their recoveries — from failed prior surgeries and scoliosis to sciatica, herniated discs, and life after chronic pain.

Videos courtesy of Dr. Hooman Melamed / The Spine Pro on YouTube.

As seen on national television

TV Appearances

Dr. Melamed has appeared on national and Los Angeles broadcast television dozens of times — explaining spine surgery, real patient outcomes, and his opioid-sparing approach.

Corrects a Patient's Flatback Pain

Do Medical Devices Need More Regulation?

Example of Microscopic Spine Surgery

Donates to Project Alive

Project Angel Food

How to Get in Shape Without Hurting Yourself

How Healthcare Is Denied & Delayed in California

Second opinions welcome

Not sure if surgery is the answer? Neither are we — until we've seen your MRI.

Send your imaging for a personal review with Dr. Melamed. Many patients learn a smaller, muscle-sparing option is on the table.