Dr. Fallon Maylack, MD

Hes a great Doctor

He is everything that the doctor who recommended him promised, highly skilled, a gentleman and very kind. Very pleased.

Dr. Maylack Replace my hip did a wonderful job great bedside manner surgery went extremely well very little pain. I was back at work within 60 days

I had a partial done in 2013. I was told that I didn't need a full replacement since the arthritis was only on the left side. So I thought great. Little did I know that with a partial they cut bone away to make way for the partial knee device. From the day of the surgery I had pain on the right side of my knee. I told Dr. Maylack about this and he said that's just part of the healing. So I wait and waited and it never went away. I went to a different orthopedic doctor that said the arthritis has moved to the right side but that didn't make sense since I had the pain immediately after surgery. So I put up with this for 3 years and went to see a different Orthopedic doctor and he said I needed a full knee replacement. So October of 2016 I had a total knee replacement just to have the same pain on the left side. This Orthopedic surgeon looked further into it and said it was my IT Band which runs from your hip down to just below the knee. So my thoughts go to did I really need a total… knee replacement if Dr. Maylack and the 2nd Orthopedic doctor would have just looked further into why the pain was actually there. I was also told by a physical therapist that a person should NEVER get a partial that you'll only end up with a full down the road. When you finally get the full replacement there are other complications. It's called a "revision". They call it that because with a full you actually have a new knee totally. With a "revision" they have to build up where the bone was taken out to do the partial. This causes difficulty in bending your knee to a better degree that you would get with a full. I also had nerve damage causing a dropped foot because when they pull out the partial they have to open the incision up wide enough to take it out. The dropped foot went away but I have nerve damage that I'm hoping will come back over a course of time. It's been almost a year and I still have a numb foot that continues throughout the ankle and up the side of the leg. I'm so frustrated with the past 3 years I just wanted to do something to keep anyone else from going through what I've gone through. I HIGHLY suggest to NEVER get a partial knee replacement.

Dr. Maylack and his staff are what doctors and the staff should be like. He has great bed side manners and his staff is pleasant and attentive. He repair my meniscus and

He has taken care of my knee and ankle he is the only one I will go to

He worked on my knee for me over and over again it wasnt his fault I kept tearing the cartilage I would go back to him in a heartbeat greatest surgeon ever

Dr. Maylack has treated me through a broken ankle and reconstruction, knee surgery and a broken elbow. He is always easy to speak with and willing to discuss options. Surgery is not the first thing he suggests.

Dr doesn't address patients concerns leaves it up to staff moves to fast very hurried wouldn't recommend him to family or friends

Dr M did my 1st knee replant. With minimal conversation. I thought maybe he was just a quiet person. But after reading these review I understand fully it just his disconcernment with his patients. I have no problem with the procedure, but on the post visit I had some concerns and his answer was does it hurt less then before then ok you're better. Next! I knew that I needed both knee's replaced and after Beverly not following up on calls. But terribly disappointed that the day before surgery at 4:30 pm, I rcv a call saying my insurance plan isn't accepted. Why didn't they verify it on day one. I made it clear that I had New insurance.