Neelan Doolabh, M.D.

Jeff Brown 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I had a mitral valve and an aortic valve replacement in April of this year. The surgery was immensely successful, and I had very little issues with the surgery. I did have some issues around a plurera effusion and as in most cases are many anyway, I developed a AFIB which fortunately went away after an ablation. I have been doing extremely well and I’m far better shape now that I was probably 15 years ago. Dr. Doolabh did a wonderful job and the office staff Steva and Erin and company are fabulous to work with. I understand ... read more

Carol Ray 

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a month ago

I went through a more difficult heart surgery because I was not told the down sides of his minimally invasive surgery valve replacement including broken rib . I had to do a second surgery the same day due to losing blood from “minimally invasive surgery” that morning. It was not minimally invasive surgery it was major. Several of the nursing staff mentioned that this surgery was often the more painful recovery. Yes, I am fine now but regret not doing less invasive option of percutaneous (Tarv though a vein) of installing a h... read more

Lance Rivera 

on Google

a month ago

I was scheduled for surgery later this month. He has resigned from UT Southwestern, and my surgery was cancelled. His staff was great. They're friendly, organized, and efficient. Now I have to find a new surgeon. 

Tuan Nguyen 

on Google

3 months ago

I had a second opinion consultation with Dr. Doolabh, but unfortunately, it didn't leave a good impression. I would appreciate it more if Dr. Doolabh didn't rush through the appointment and spend some more time pre-charting during the initial consultation, even if it takes a few more minutes of his time. I understand that time is limited commodity for a surgeon, but I hope it doesn't reflect the lack of attention to detail in his practice.