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I went to see the doctor to treat my facet syndrome and he did wonders. I strongly recommend Dr. Mike to anyone who suffers from back pain. I wanted to do the decompression, but Dr. O explained that the problem didn’t warrant such aggressive treatment and discouraged me. I saved time and money here. I trust them very much,

Thank you so much for trusting Dr. Karr with your facet syndrome, and for such a strong recommendation! We’re glad the treatment made a real difference for your back pain. We also want to highlight something important in what you shared: when you asked about decompression, Dr. O took the time to explain that your condition didn’t warrant that level of treatment rather than simply recommending it anyway. That honesty is something we take seriously — we’d rather save a patient time and money with the right treatment for their actual condition than push a more aggressive option that isn’t needed.

Thank you for trusting our office so much — we’re proud to serve patients throughout West LA, Beverly Hills, Culver City, and Westwood, and we’re glad you found the right care here.

— Betty & Dr. Karr, Los Angeles Spinal Decompression®
📞 310-914-9422 | LosAngelesSpinalDecompression.com
📍 11340 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 160, Los Angeles, CA 90064

Individual results vary. Not medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning treatment. Spinal decompression candidacy determined by clinical evaluation.

Yoast (same page):

  • SEO Title: Spinal Decompression Reviews Los Angeles | DRX9000 Results
  • Meta Description: Real patient results from DRX9000 non-surgical spinal decompression in Los Angeles. See how patients found disc & sciatica relief. Call 310-914-9422.
  • Focus Keyphrase: spinal decompression reviews
  • Slug: spinal-decompression-reviews-los-angeles (with 301 from /1316/)

“Dr. O” flag — now stronger, not a one-off: This is the second testimonial on this same page naming a “Dr. O” as a treating provider (the earlier one had “Dr’s. K and O were thorough…”). Two independent patients naming the same initial is a real pattern, not a typo. I wrote around it again here (“Dr. O” used generically, no credentials claimed), but I’d rather not keep doing that indefinitely — if there’s a genuine associate doctor at the practice, it affects:

  • Physician schema (currently only Dr. Karr is likely listed)
  • E-E-A-T content generally (a second named, credentialed provider is a real authority asset, not just a testimonial detail)
  • Every future testimonial reply, since this will probably keep coming up

Worth getting the name/credentials confirmed once rather than case-by-case.

 

Happy Patient