20 miles
From Pasadena One visit covers the consultation, the fine needle aspiration and the reading.
30 to 45 minutes
Door to door, off peak
Results in 24 hours
Preliminary, not two weeks
One visit
Biopsy, read and consult
Why come here
Closer than the wait.
Pasadena sits about 20 miles from the office, normally 30 to 45 minutes on the CA-110 south and I-10 west. That is the whole journey. Most patients make it once, have the biopsy, and leave with the reading already done.
Fine needle aspiration in Pasadena
What Pasadena patients are usually sent for.
The needle is thinner than the one used for a blood draw. There is nothing to stitch afterwards and nothing to heal, and most patients go straight back to their day.
Two routes from Pasadena
One report, two very different timelines.
If your Pasadena physician finds a thyroid nodule, a breast lump or a swollen lymph node, the usual path is a hospital radiology referral. One doctor takes the sample, a different one reads it, and the gap between them is where the waiting happens.
The drive from Pasadena
Four steps, no surprises.
About 20 miles on the CA-110 south and I-10 west. Plan on about an hour for the appointment itself.
Pasadena questions
What patients ask first.
Worth reading before you drive up. FNA biopsy in Los Angeles, step by step, the insurance the office accepts, and the questions patients ask most. She also samples salivary gland, soft tissue and other lumps, bumps and nodules.
Near Pasadena. She also sees patients from Glendale, Encino and Santa Clarita. Or see every area she covers.
One appointment, one specialist, one answer.
Next-day appointments are usually available, and house calls are available anywhere in California.
What patients say
4.9 stars across Google and Yelp
Reviews from people who came in with a lump and left with an answer. Video testimonials and letters from referring physicians are on the testimonials page.

