Mr Arif Gul

Very pleased with my surgery. Mr Gul has been superb. Explains things really well and is very reassuring. Hie staff and colleagues have been great too.

Mr Gul explained every step of my treatment plan clearly. He ensured I understood all options before proceeding. I felt very confident going forward, His staff also followed up to check on my recovery several times —amazing service!” He also has the best secretary Charlotte👍

Mr Gul is an absoloute gentleman who is very clear in his explanation. A true proffessional.

Mr gulf is a brilliant spinal surgeon. The outcome of the operation (stenosis) was exactly as he predicted: instant and total relief of compression of the nerve. Life changing. Fascinating post-op review explained the procedure and the extraordinary skill required. Could not have done more from start (weighing benefits and risks) to finish (long term prognosis). Best ever bedside manner!

This was an appointment after Surgery. Mr Gul was checking my back to see how I had healed.

I was seen more or less on time Mr Gull explained everything clearly and what i could expect in the future. He is always very professional

Mr Gul has done 2 spine surgeries for me. Both very successful. I would definitely recommend him very caring and understanding.

Mr Gul has always been amazing from when I first see him! Told me the pros and cons of what he was able to do for me and he never gave up trying to help me back to health again! He truly is an amazing man. He gave me back my life I thought I’d never get back because of the constant pain I was in

As always Mr Gul was very polite and friendly and helpful explained exactly what he had done clearly.

I had spinal decompression after two and a half years of leg weakness and a period of intense pain. I was really lucky to meet Mr. Gul. He had the answers and reassurance straight away. I had been seen by other doctors with varying levels of care and I had become almost resigned that I had lost all the strength in my legs in a very short space of time. I would squat 150kg regularly then all of a sudden I couldn't lift even the bar and I was struggling to get up the stairs. I was worried, anyone would be. For me, the nerves in the spine were being compressed and it was causing this weakness. I had a period of intense pain lasting a couple of weeks. I couldn't walk, I couldn't do anything; I've never been in pain like that. A&E had no idea what to and I was sent away with paracetamol and antibiotics. I left A&E almost on my hands and knees. I met Mr. Gul, some injections were successful but didn’t last, it was clear only surgery was going to fix it. My view on this kind of thing is that if you have a very positive attitude to getting near to as 100% fit as possible, if you have this attitude and you were fit and active before the surgery, you'll recover; quickly too. Mr. Gul sees this from the patients' perspective. He was involved in a car accident and had emergency surgery. His rehabilitation was scheduled for a year and he cut this time frame much shorter through the attitude I’m referring to. I would recommend reading his book which he wrote on this experience, it’ll also give you a measure of the character and quality of the man. Charlotte handles his office, she’l...