-answered the phone during scalpel procedure

-said to get redressing instructions from YouTube

-told my husband to go home and take an advil after a two-inch deep scalpel procedure

-refused both antibiotics and proper pain medication

-did not dead the area before cutting into the hematoma



My husband specifically told him that the sight of needles made him pass out. Dr. Yerubandi then showed him the saline needle, bent it and used the fluid to raise the area, thereby causing my husband to shake, tremble and convulse. His bedside manner is awful. He may sound nice but he is ignorant of patient care. I don't understand how he could get such good reviews after what we dealt with. My only guess is that the five staff who work there wrote them. This man is a jerk.

Dr. Yerubandi is a caring doctor and is straight up with you which I love that in a doctor. He does great work. I would recommend him to anyone. He is one awesome doc!

I have never seen anyone that would do a surgery that should have been done at a surgery center in a doctors office. My son and sister will never see this doctor again or ever and I mean ever recommend Dr. Yerubandi to anyone. Surgery on a on small thing in a doctors office I can understand but not going an inch down into a patient and telling them you can't deaden it any more. If that patient is shaking and sweating so bad the white paper covering over the table you have them on is disappearing and all you do is say I can't deaden it anymore. What is wrong with you??????

Very rarely have I met a surgeon that has a caring personal touch as Dr. Yerubandi. My husband and I both had surgery this week and I will always request him if I can. He personally calls his patients with results and exhibits an outstanding work ethic. Recommend to anyone!!

he's a great surgeon and a wonderful person, a role model for everyone.