The doctor has operated on everyone from Kobe Bryan to Nicole Kidman and was described as the 'GOAT' by Rodgers.
Other famous clients of the doctor have included Arnold Schwarzenegger, Charlize Theron and Ringo Starr."Dr. ElAttrache is the real deal—one of the most talented surgeons I've met," he told"He can fix what others say is unfixable. He is the ultimate asset for any athlete who goes to him because they need their bodies to perform at their best, whether it is on a football field or in the movies.
Another interesting fact about ElAttrache is that his brother-in-law is Sylvester Stallone, who he has also performed surgery on. The doctor is married to Tricia ElAttrache, sister of Stallone's wife, Jennifer Flavin."In a sense I made the choice to keep a positive outlook through my life. In orthopedics, you could. You could help a guy run again or walk again or throw again.
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