Justin Lann Esterberg, MD
Main:
(480) 543-6700
Fax: (480) 543-6725
Fax: (480) 543-6725
1920 North Higley Road, Suite 206, Gilbert, Arizona, 85234
About us
My practice is designed with patients at the center. Our team is always focused on each patient. My goal is to educate each patient about their issues such that they can make the best decisions possible. Most spine-related issues will resolve with education, nonsurgical treatment and time.
When a surgical solution is offered, I will walk each patient through the surgical plan and give them the tools they need to have the best possible outcomes. My surgical approach is to recommend the least invasive surgery possible to yield the best results and I frequently utilize motion-preservation procedures, microscopic and minimally-invasive techniques to achieve these goals.
| Languages | English |
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