Breazeale Nathan MD

I would like to express my sincere thanks and gratitude to Dr. Breazeale and Carl (his PA) for outstanding care before and after my shoulder surgery. I was in excruciating pain before surgery with shooting pains up and down my arm/​neck. This pain was immediately gone after surgery.
I have never had such caring and efficient service from any other doctors or medical group in my past. The whole staff at Austin Sports Medicine receives a «10».
Dr. Breazeale tried non-​invasive procedures before surgery. He is so kind and has a wonderful bedside manner!
Exemplary service from a brilliant surgeon!
Carl is the best assistant that a doctor could ever hope to have! When I had questions or concerns before and after surgery, Carl was so caring, knowledgeable and efficient! He would call me right back and took care of any issues immediately! Also, Carl called me several times after surgery to check on me! Thanks Carl!
Thanks Dr. Breazeale and Austin Sports Medicine!

I took my son to see Dr. Nathan Breazeale for a shoulder issue. He was very thorough and looked into all possibilities. He made my son feel very comfortable. He ended up giving him injections in his shoulder and had him back in marching band right away and without pain. I highly recommend Dr. Braezeale to anyone.

I’ve seen Dr. Breazeale for various joint problems over the last eight years. He listens, discusses options and does not jump to recommending surgery when other less invasive options are available for treatment. The office staff is mostly responsive (not billing), especially his PA. The scheduling staff are generally easy to work with.

I’ve only seen Dr. Breazeale once, but he seems to be very considerate and listened quite well. Not sure about the negative review, but perhaps there’s some transference going on there.
I found that Dr. Breazeale spent a lot of time with me and gave me the choice on the next course of treatment based on my informed decision. He seems great in the clinic.

Horrible (in a word). From the very beginning of my visit he was anxious to get me out of his office. He actually rolled his eyes when I asked questions. He would avoid answering whether he thought I should get an MRI or not. He said it was my choice. He would not give me the information to make that decision. How would I know, I’m not a doctor, he is. Terrible, terrible doctor.

I was referred to Dr. Breazeale by an orthopedic surgeon friend of mine so he came highly recommended. I had a torn labrum in my hip (ARod’s issue) which needed to be repaired via arthroscopic surgery.
I was impressed by him and his team. He did not rush to cut, but tried non-​surgical treatments first. Once we decided to do the procedure, I was pleased with how he explained what was going to happen. The procedure was successful and I am now recuperating comfortably.
If hip arthroscopy is in your future, you can trust Dr. Breazeale.