I have been a patient for many years and I must say that all my experiences have been extremely…read morepositive. Dr. Lano has done several procedures on me to improve my quality of life, all of which went extremely well with minimal discomfort. I must also compliment the Allergy Clinic side of the business, as I go there twice a week for allergy shot treatments. Their staff is super helpful and friendly. That being said, I highly recommend this business!

Tried to go to my scheduled appointment and was sent away and accused of trying to commit insurance…read morefraud!!! For reference I am young and only recently acquired insurance through a work promotion, however I'm still on my previous group plan via my parents. I was not aware that this could cause trouble with this scheduled appointment and no one explained this to me as I was making the appointment. An honest mistake on both my part and the office. However rather than explaining this to me calmly one of the front desk ladies was very rude and even accused me of trying to commit insurance fraud..... The other lady was very nice though. this is very sad as the doctors were recommended to me by family members who are patients there. I even offered to pay out of pocket since I had already driven over there for my appointment but sadly they don't accept out of pocket.

Had a deviated septum. Dr. Bittar did my septoplasty was very thorough and attentive throughout my…read moreexperience and every follow up appointment. Although I hope to never have to go through a septoplasty again, I would not hesitate to go back to Dr. Bittar.

WARNING --- BEWARE. Do not go into surgery with Dr Anthony Bittar…read more He disfigured and deformed my nose by using outdated methods and making changes while I was unconscious that were not agree to. SEE BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS In 2024 I contacted Dr Anthony Bittar to repair a deviated septum so I could breath properly internally through my nose. A very simple procedure. He made a comment in our meeting "do you want me to remove the bump on your nose's bridge at the same time. Just to make it flat" That is all that was ever mentioned. "I will just slightly shave down that bump at the same time". He made it sound like nothing. I came out of surgery and he had completely changed the size and shape of my nose. He assured me it was just swelling and that would go down. After having 3 different respected surgeons inspect what he did. They all were shocked at his work and what he did without prior approval. 1) He excessively flattened the dorsum (bridge of the nose), resulting in an unnatural and concave profile. 2) He added cartilage to the tip of my nose--an unrequested change he later admitted to--which created a permanent large, bulbous appearance. 3) He significantly altered the overall size and structure of my nose All these things were decisions he made without my consent. DO NOT TRUST THIS MAN Read his reviews by sorting them by 1 star and believe them. He subsequently offered to 1) refund me half of my money 2) do the operation again and 3) install semi permanent filler in my nose. Total admission of guilt. All I refused. How could I ever trust him again. Once you are on the operating table he does what he likes. None of the above was ever agreed to. The whole time he gas lights with all his communication. I now have to go through the expense and pain of having surgery again to fix his horrible horrible work. I currently have complaints submitted to the Texas Medical Board, other malpractice entities and his affiliated hospital credentialing boards.

I had my eye lids and the puffiness under my eyes fixed by Dr. Walker. I cannot recommend him and…read morehis staff highly enough. Everything went smoothly. His staff was always helpful, smiling and always answered my questions. Dr. Walker and his team explained everything to me and gave me lots of helpful hints to go home with. When I wasn't sure of something, I called them and they were only too happy to answer my questions. I was super pleased with the outcome and feel like I have lost several years off my looks!

Oh the Complements :) ! ! I definitely am already recommending Dr. Walker, and Hill Country…read morePlastic Surgery Center to friends. I surprised myself by how calm I was going into surgery, no trepedation at all. This, due to Dr. Walker and the staff completely preparing me for surgery and the recovery. I had total confidence in Dr. Walker's skill. The genuine care and concern for my comfort was evident. The procedures were S-Lift with Upper Blepharoplasty (upper eyelid). The result is a natural look I had hoped for.

I was recently referred to Dr. Bea Smith (Audiologist) with the office of Dr. Daniel J. Leeman to…read moreevaluate and assess what I thought were hearing problems. My experiences with Dr. Bea have been outstanding. Her thorough testing and explanations related to hearing aid assistance overall were great, as she also explained the hearing aid products that would best fit my hearing needs as a result of some hearing loss. In my view, her years of experience working with children with hearing challenges are assets in her work with adults, as she has good "bed-side manners" as an audiologist, carefully and thoroughly "teaching" and explaining the entire process. Once my aids were received and I had to transition in my use of them, she welcomed my follow-up appointments and patiently listened to my questions/concerns, made adjustments to my aids, helped me better understand how to handle and care for them, and urged me to not hesitate coming back or calling her if I had additional questions or concerns. If you are in need of professional audiology services and/or hearing aids and want an outstanding professional, I highly recommend Dr. Bea (Smith). Joseph P.

YIKES! DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR! or TALK ABOUT LEARNING THE HARD WAY! ZERO STARS…read more Dr. Leeman performed surgery on me to relieve chronic sinusitis. The first two, septoplasty and turbinate reduction, were done in February at St. David's Medical Center in Austin. The third surgery, balloon sinuplasty, said by him and his PA, Matthew Poole, to be "the easiest of the three surgeries," was to be done about a month later at his surgery center on Manor Road . When I awoke from the balloon sinuplasty procedure, Dr. Leeman notified me that he had nicked the wall between the brain and the sinus passage, but that he repaired it. He said that it's fairly common, which Matthew later repeated to me. Dr. Leeman's professional demeanor with his staff, specifically yelling down the hall in an agitated voice at them from the examination room, plus the fact that he was dismissive of my concerns, and gave me questionable advice about flying within one day of the "nick" caused me to seek a second opinion. The patch he placed on the 3 mm hole he put in the wall that protects my brain, failed, and I ended up at Seton ER to have surgery to repair it, and a three-night stay. Further review of the scans of my sinuses after he performed what he told me was "balloon sinuplasty," show that he DIDN'T PERFORM A BALLOON SINUPLASTY BUT ACTUALLY PERFORMED AN ETHMOIDECTOMY, something we NEVER DISCUSSED. HE ALSO REMOVED BONE TISSUE AND THE CILIA WHICH LINE THE SINUS PASSAGES THAT HELP CLEAR THEM OF MUCUS AND DEBRIS, NEITHER OF WHICH CAN BE REPLACED. HE DID THAT FOR NO APPARENT REASON, AND CERTAINLY DID NOT DISCUSS IT WITH ME BEFOREHAND. Two different ENTs have verified to me that a "nick" like the one he created in my sinus cavity is NOT COMMON, in fact happens in less than 1% of the surgeries. CSF leaks (Cerebrospinal Fluid Leaks) can lead to serious, potentially life-threatening complications (meningitis is one) if left untreated. I should have been suspicious right at the start when I arrived at what they called their "satellite office" on 1626 to find the office dark and the door locked. I knocked on the door, and PA Matthew Poole opened it. The office had no furniture and they obviously were not expecting me. Matt looked like he had just come in from a hunting trip, camo jacket, crocs, messy, scraggly hair and beard. He was able to recover quickly and convinced me that he knew what he was talking about. I was desperate to resolve a 6-month bout of chronic sinusitis, and had chosen this doctor specifically because of the location being closer to home. As it turned out, while I was a patient, they were never prepared to see me there, and I ended up having to drive from Buda into Austin for every appointment. Thank god there are plenty of professional ENTs practicing in Austin. The difference in how they practice is night and day. I have been able to get some answers, although sadly I learned too late that I'll never regain the bone and other tissue he removed without my permission! Why is this man still practicing?

My dentist is well versed in understanding sleep issues, and based on our discussions thought I…read moremight have a breathing problem. She did a head CT that revealed a deviated septum, and referred me to Dr. Wassmuth. I was quite impressed by the kindness, courtesy, and professionalism when I first visited the office of Capitol Otolaryngology. Dr. Wassmuth examined my nose and suggested balloon sinuplasty with turbinate reduction. After much trepidation, I scheduled the surgery, which is done in-office. The process of fixing my nose didn't take all that long. The anesthesiologist, Dr. Jack Carsner, was excellent, as were all those I met in the operating room. The procedure apparently went off without a hitch, and my husband drove me home where I rested the remainder of the day. Within a day or so I was feeling much better. I am still considered to be recovering after a week, but have already experienced noticeable improvements in my breathing. My husband says my snoring was virtually gone within a day after the procedure. I've had a variety of seemingly-minor health concerns, that when put together, have led to other problems. Snoring, dry mouth, dental issues, and poor sleep quality turned out to have (at least in part) had a common root cause in breathing problems. Hopefully all will improve or resolve before very long. If you have any kind of breathing problems, including snoring and symptoms like dry mouth when you awaken, you may benefit from a visit to Dr. Wassmuth. I highly recommend his medical practice.

I recently had surgery with Dr. Wassmuth to correct my sinus issues. It was a fantastic experience…read morefrom the initial consultation through the post-op appointments. He always took the time to answer any questions I had and thoroughly explain what he was going to be doing. The procedure had minimal pain, no nasal packing, and the recovery was quick. I can breathe better now and have also noticed that I sleep better than before!

Dr. Shah accommodated our urgent request for a consultation -- on New Year's Eve, no less --…read morebecause my husband's chronic sinusitus had reached the point where he suffered extreme sleep deprivation, spiking blood pressure, and suffocation anxiety. The "balloon sinuplasty" Dr. Shah performed changed my husband's life. He sleeps better. He has more energy. We are kicking ourselves for not doing this sooner, but then again, we might not have found Dr. Shah. Comparing notes with friends, we've learned that not all surgeons are as skilled in this procedure. If you want to go through this ONCE, and breathe normally again, go to Dr. Shah.

From the owner: Dr. Shah was born in Chicago, Illinois. He was a National Merit Scholar, testing in the top…read moreone-half of one percent of all students in the United States. Dr. Shah attended Northwestern University for college as well as Medical School and was a member of the Honors Program in Medical Education. He completed an internship in General Surgery, and then a residency in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery (ENT) at Wayne State University in Detroit. Dr. Shah was then one of 38 individuals selecte

Dr.Nason is very knowledgeable and he will make it very clear, he is extremely condescending and…read morelikes to talk more than listen. The entire office communication was extremely difficult, I would leave multiple voicemails and not hear back for days and weeks. I was going to have a tonsillectomy as well as sinus and septum surgery all at once to his recommendation, it took almost 2 weeks for them to inform my insurance and when I called to finally schedule he surgery it was more days of waiting for a call back. I had time to seek another opinion, discuss and schedule surgery with another doctor, they called me back the day before my tonsillectomy with my more responsible doctor, who split up the procedures, if not I don?t know how I would recover since the tonsillectomy has put me through the ringer. Nason is money hungry and arrogant. Their office is unhelpful. Do NOT go to this office.

Before my office visit I was able to have a telemedicine visit, even as a new patient. I greatly…read moreappreciated that. I was able to fill out all my patient forms online ahead of time, so they were completely ready for me when my appointment began. Dr. Young was very understanding of my issue and explained the different options I have for addressing it. This resulted in an in-person visit. I was greeted quickly and very friendly.  The waiting room is very calming; you only hear the light music from the front desk and the hum of the air purifier. The nurse who took me back to the room and took my vitals was very friendly and made me feel welcome. My visit with Dr. Young was awesome.  She explained everything she did, step by step, and was patient with all of my questions. Building is in a quiet area and has ample parking. Hand sanitizer is available throughout the building and outside the office door.  Masks are required throughout the building and offices, including this office.

I really like Dr. Dammert. I was referred to him for parathyroid surgery. Making an appointment was…read moreeasy, and I was able to get in pretty quickly from the time of the referral. My surgery was scheduled right away. I can't say enough good things about Flora, who handled the surgery schedule. An issue arose at the last minute with a cardiac clearance that threatened to cancel the surgery, and Flora worked with me and the cardiologist's office to get everything approved in time. Dr. Dammert explained the procedure and what to expect in recovery and patiently answered all my questions. He met with me before and after surgery and explained the results of my blood work. I highly recommend him and his staff for anyone who needs an ENT specialist.

I have seen Dr Dammert several times now and have found him to be very friendly, patient, and…read moreknowledgeable. He always takes his time and answers all questions. As my ear/sinus issue is not clearly defined, Dr Dammert is working with me to find something to minimize or eliminate the pressure I've been feeling for so long. This is way more than any other ENT that I have seen has done for me. I truly appreciate Dr Dammert and highly recommend him!

Dr, Sertich was wonderful. He solved my recurring sinus infections, and I haven't had one since I…read morehad sinus surgery. He was a great doctor.

I wanted to give Dr. Sertich and his office plenty of time to respond to my letter. Not…read moresurprisingly they did not, but I wanted to warn future patients of his practices, so I've attached it. It's pretty self-explanatory, he will drop you mid-treatment for no reason at all! Beware! I suggest looking for another ENT. Update: https://www.justice.gov/usao-wdtx/pr/san-antonio-doctor-sentenced-federal-prison-failure-pay-withholding-taxes-and-tax

Came in for allergy testing. Drove 45 mins for them to tell me I had to reschedule because no one…read moretold me during the previous appointment that I couldn't take my allergy meds for 7 days. I was also not provided a packet with instructions/consent forms for said allergy testing prior to my arrival today. I took time off work and drove over an hour and a half to waste half my morning. When I explained that not taking my allergy medicine for more than a day leads to full body itching, watery eyes, unable to breathe and sleep due to not being able to breathe, as well as constantly sneezing and getting hives, I was told to take Tylenol. Explain to me how that makes any sense. No one apologized for the inconvenience or for failing to do their job and provide me with the prior paperwork. And don't even get me started on transferring to a new dr. Everyone's ENT office refuses to give you your own medical information without you coming into the office to pick it up.

Very heart broken over my recent experience with the office. Dr Gilliam has treated the entire…read morefamily. We had respect for her and the office. Over looked some challenges. Recently Everyone ENT changed names and become part of Christus Trinity. When we went for our annual in August, I felt this was a great change. Then I had needed an ENT for an infection. PCM and ER doctors told me to get in, I had to peeled to get to see my doctor. Saying it was urgent. I was so pleased when they got me in and help to relieve the pain..... a week later I woke with a muffled ear (much like after a flight). After 24 hrs of it not going away, I called. Was told no appointment for my emergency until November to go to the ER. I went to ER. ER doctor notes tell me to follow up with my PCM within a week (check schedule) AND to follow up with my ENT. NOT and OR but AND ER doc stressed the importanceof both... ok I call the office back talk to Michelle, who at 1st goes to schedule (for my now on 2 weeks ear infection that is still active according to ER doctor) in December for follow. I remember my son has a follow up for his allergies, I ask if I can piggyback in with him. She says no. Then says since your schedule with PCM you can keep your appointment for Aug 2026 and dont need the appointment in December. In which I said why, she say because your seeing your PCM. I said it says AND....which she tells me is just a suggestion. I said NO the ER doctor was very much saying that I have to see my ENT. (who knows of the infection and has already started a treatment that hasnt healed my ear infection) Michelle tells me it not a requirement until my PCM says so. I said then I will be told January, can we make the appointment for December. No. Are you denying me to see my doctor. YES..... for an infection in my ear that is still active in my ear and I have been told to see my ENT. I was in tears and shock at this point. She told me I can go to another ENT. I told her I was heartbroken, I mean Dr Gilliam has treat our family of 6. The kids love her as a doctor, that helps them. To need my doctor, have other doctors tell me I need to get back into the office and be dismissed as if i am disposable. My optimism has turned into a living nightmare. Lost beyond belief that a change for what was suppose to be better, went from a personal touch and caring of a patients to a system of numbers, disregar, and dismiss. Completely hurt and at a loss.