
Florida’s Leading Nerve Specialists—Globally Accredited, Nationally Trusted

A Surgical Resource for Complex, Nerve-Related Conditions
The Institute of Florida offers one of the state's leading nerve surgery programs, recognized internationally for its clinical innovation. We serve as a clinical extension to local care teams—evaluating patients whose symptoms may stem from nerve dysfunction, even when imaging or lab work appears inconclusive.
Our model is consult-based and specialty-driven:
- We focus exclusively on advanced nerve care—not primary care or general pain management.
- Diagnostic clarity and surgical intervention are our core strengths.
- Many of our patients are referred by OB-GYNs, neurologists, spine surgeons, and PCPs seeking a next-step opinion.

“Sometimes the right intervention isn’t about waiting longer—it’s about knowing what options exist beyond the usual pathways.”
- Dr. Ahmed Nasser
Patients We Commonly Evaluate
Many of the patients we see have been told there are no answers. Others are simply unsure whether a nerve issue is behind their symptoms. We help clarify the path forward—especially when traditional treatments haven’t worked. We evaluate patients with:
- Pelvic and sciatic nerve pain
- Foot drop or leg weakness
- Chronic headaches that may involve occipital nerves
- Facial paralysis or asymmetry following Bell’s palsy, trauma, or tumor resection
- Post-operative numbness, tingling, or discomfort
- Breathing issues tied to phrenic nerve injury or diaphragm dysfunction
- Complex lymphedema with surgical treatment potential
- Suspected nerve compression syndromes across the body
Each consult is designed to identify treatable nerve conditions that may benefit from surgical decompression, transfer, or reconstruction—especially when non-surgical care has plateaued or diagnosis remains unclear.
Our Facilities and Technology
Our advanced outpatient nerve procedures are delivered in carefully selected, fully accredited partner facilities in Southern Florida. Every location is vetted to meet the highest standards of safety, precision, and technical readiness—ensuring our patients receive the most sophisticated care available without unnecessary hospital stays.
What Sets Our Facilities Apart:
All procedures take place in facilities approved by AAAASF or The Joint Commission
Including robot-assisted, laparoscopic, and microsurgical equipment for enhanced precision
Whenever possible, procedures are performed through small incisions with shorter recovery
We partner with referring physicians to offer diagnostic clarity and surgical solutions—without disrupting existing care plans.
Why Patients and Providers Trust The Institute of Florida
Meet Florida’s Top
Nerve Surgery Experts

- 300 + Pelvic & Peripheral Nerve Reconstructions
- National Lecturer On Pudendal Neuralgia

- 150+ Occipital Nerve and Diaphragm Procedures
- Specialist in Complex Nerve Compression Syndromes

- 250+ Flap Transfers
- Pioneer In Lymphatic Surgery For Breast Cancer Survivors

- 300+ Core and Pelvic Nerve Procedures
- National Leader in Sports Hernia and Pudendal Neuralgia Surgery
Powered by ARSA: A Surgeon-Led Network Focused on Transformative Outcomes
The Institute of Florida is part of the Advanced Reconstructive Surgery Alliance (ARSA)—a collaborative, physician-led model that enables our surgeons to focus fully on patient care. ARSA handles the infrastructure, so our specialists can focus on solving complex nerve challenges with innovation, compassion, and precision.

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Two Convenient Locations in South Florida
We’re now seeing patients in Ft. Lauderdale and Boynton Beach, with limited specialist consults available throughout the summer.
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Still Have Questions?
We know that nerve conditions and surgical decisions can raise a lot of uncertainty. That’s why we’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions we hear from patients and providers.
Explore topics like:
- What to expect during a nerve consultation
- How referrals work
- When surgery is considered
- Insurance, locations, and recovery timelines

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