I was new to the area when I first came to CAPS, and I instantly felt right at home. Kiersten was…read moreincredibly helpful and so patient while navigating some insurance headaches--I truly appreciated her support. Dr. Wakelin and his staff, especially his nurse Christina, were so welcoming and kind. They answered all of my questions and made what could have been a very nerve-wracking experience feel comfortable and easy every step of the way. I'm so grateful I found this practice, my surgery was the best thing I could have asked for, and I would absolutely recommend them to anyone considering surgery!

I cannot recommend Dr. Sbrocchi and his incredible staff enough! From my very first consultation, I…read morefelt completely heard and supported. Dr. Sbrocchi is a true artist--he took the time to understand the look I wanted and delivered breast augmentation results that far exceeded my expectations. ​His entire team is professional, kind, and made the process from scheduling to post-op care incredibly smooth and stress-free. My results are EXACTLY what I envisioned; my confidence has never been higher! If you are looking for a surgeon who combines technical expertise with a wonderful bedside manner, look no further. I am so happy with my decision to choose this practice!

Dr . Taylor & her staff are absolutely amazing. I have been here on numerous occasions for various…read moreservices over the years . She is extremely professional & top notch on all levels . I have referred numerous people to her & they are also thrilled with their results. She always puts the patients health , wellbeing & positive results above anything else . I highly recommend her .

I was referred here by my original plastic surgeon who had retired. Despite my augmentation being…read more12 years old I was having a lot of back pain because of shifting of my right implant into my lat. I did not follow my original doctor's post op recommendations to wear a bra at night and to sleep on my back; I paid for that decision. Even though I received the referral I still did my homework on selecting a physician and ultimately decided I would still go with Dr. Taylor for my revision. She was fantastic, the revision looks great but even better I don't have back pain any more. I will absolutely follow post-op guidance to wear a sleeping bra and to sleep on my back as much as possible so I don't end up in the same situation. I can maximize the life of these implants longer than the originals. (Remember all implants have to eventually be replaced or removed.)

Overall I had a good experience except when my year ran out and I couldn't get one last script…read morewritten because my year ran out. So I had to go off my HRT cold turkey since they wouldn't fill one last script. Not really a great endorsement of how they treat people if you haven't given them $5,000 Just so you can have a script written.

Can't be bothered to answer the phone. I've called several times two days in a row to make an…read moreappointment and get voicemail every time. So disappointing.

I just started this position a week ago and by day 2 there was drama. I'm 29 years old and we are…read morenot in highschool but this workplace made it feel like I was back in Highschool. For one I believe if you don't "clique" with the certain girls there they'll just let you go. They will be go for "being on my personal phone" (everyone else is on their personal phone), "not paying attention to the material" (I was doing most of the work and the girl who worked a week prior kept being snobby and bossy telling me to let her do most of it) ...so clearly these accusations are false. And I will be suing for wrongful termination. I have worked in call centers for 7 years my highest pay rate was $21/hr...13$/hr you will definitely not survive! I only chose this position because I want to work towards my dream career in botox. Any company you work for provides you with an employee handbook that clarifies dress code, security, company policy, etc. they did not provide that. Nor give any warnings. Not even a write up, a verbal warning, nothing. Which is why I'm stating is very unprofessional and I see why they're rating ja very low and I've seen negative comments about this workplace. FYI I personally had a LIPO 360 + BBL at Goals plastic surgery they're half the price, celebrities go there and they do amazing work check out the photos!!!

My experience with Dr Roxy was okay at first. But my results were less than great. I went in for a…read morescar and belly button revision and was charged $250 for this "revision". Her doctor had attitude the entire time and acted like he couldn't do the job. But I held out hope that my results would be okay. Here I am 5 months later and the results are horrible. Literally worse than before. I'm embarrassed. People make comments. I'm going to have to find another surgeon to fix this crap. Now, she did email me a offer to fix it for free (which it always should have been) and I declined. I already did that. They failed the assignment. Why would I ever trust them again after this? Research your surgeon. Just because they have followers and a ton of pics doesn't mean they have great business practices.

Dr. Dorner is amazing. He is a brilliant surgeon and a kind and gentle man. I would hate to list…read moreall of the things he spiffed up for me so I will just say I am a new woman from chest up :) i highly recommend him to EVERYONE wanting to look and feel better. His staff is incredible. Every single one of them are kind, understanding and empathetic. If you are going to have a life changing procedure be sure to do your due diligence and schedule a consultation with Dr. Dorner. They don't call him the "Face God" for nothing :)

Dr. Dorner, Karli and every staff member are so focused on patient experience! They're always on…read moretime, warm, welcoming and effective!

I very much appreciate Dr. Heck's honest answers to my questions. I am consistently pleased with…read morehis nursing staff and the amount of time he spends with me during my appointment . Dr. Heck has a calm and focused demeanor and I often recommend him to my friends and family.

From the owner: A highly dedicated scholar, Dr. Robert T. Heck is a board-certified diplomate of The American Board…read moreof Plastic Surgery and plastic surgeon in Columbus, Ohio. He graduated from The Medical College of Ohio in 1995 with honors and earned the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society Membership. During his medical school career, Dr. Heck also was awarded numerous other awards such as the Marion C. Anderson and Toledo Surgery Society Awards for his academic achievement in surgery.

There aren't enough positive words in the English language to describe the experience I had with…read moreDr. Houser, his staff, and the results of my surgery. I've lived with gynecomastia for almost 30 years, which resulted in a great deal of self-consciousness and anxiety anytime I was forced to take off my shirt. After losing 75lbs, I looked to correct it in hopes that I could wear a tank top or go swimming without fear. Dr. Houser and his team are some of the kindest folks I've met in healthcare. They gave me a ton of information about the procedure and what I'd experience before, during, and after surgery. I was able to text or talk with my nurse anytime I had a question, which relieved a lot of the anxiety going into a surgery like this. And even better, the results were amazing. Every surgeon performs this kind of surgery a bit differently and I was nervous about the outcome. But when I took off the binder for the first time, I actually cried. The results were even better than I hoped. Post-surgery, I've been able to wear tank tops, go shirtless without fear, and participate in vigorous workouts without the discomfort of my man-boobs jumping all over the place. But more than anything else, I don't feel the anxiety that used to occupy most of my waking hours. I can wear shirts that fit instead of ones that hid my chest. If you're thinking of getting cosmetic surgery, look no further. Dr. Houser, Christin, and the rest of the crew are not only phenomenal at what they do, but they are kind, empathetic humans who care a great deal for their patients. They tell you what is realistic and if you ask me, they over-deliver when it comes to results.

(I want to clarify that this surgery was not performed by Dr. Hauser, who was going to be out of…read morethe office at the scheduled time of my surgery.) Finding out you have breast cancer is frightening. It does not only affect you, but your whole family. You naively trust you will have the best care and you put that trust in doctors that specialize in this field. I want to state that I am writing this review ONLY in the hope of protecting another woman from having the outcome that I sadly face and will continue to in some compacity, the rest of my life. After my cancer diagnosis, I had a double mastectomy with direct to implant. I had very realistic expectations and did not expect perfection since there would be no breast tissue and the breast were being created using implants and using ADM tissue to make a sling or pocket of sorts. I was told it was best that the implants would be above the muscle. Again, you unknowingly trust those you guided to trust. The double mastectomy was an outpatient surgery and I went home thinking "wow, this was so much better than expected?" Then I saw my breast for the first time. I felt as though I was not looking at my body. My breast were not just a little uneven, but drastically so. I had rolled skin under my arms like it was an after thought? My nipples, which should have never tried to been saved due to ptosis, sadly, just for the sake of another nipple sparing mastectomy, mine were left pointing straight down on both of my sadly sagging breast. (my right breast hanging much lower.) This isn't the worst part. What I found/find most disturbing and to be honest, I personally felt was cruel, was the lack of care. Not just medical care, but such a lack of empathy to my circumstance and my unhappiness of the outcome. A month after surgery I started feeling new swelling and pain in my left breast. The swelling became so intense my breast was bruised from top to bottom. This scared me and I am not a person that is faint of heart. I am pain tolerant and I have a positive disposition. This is my first negative review and I felt convicted to write this only to state to women who need to understand as I needed and wish I knew, that you must be your own advocate. After seeing this swelling increase, and calling the nurse of this surgeon, I was told to take pictures of my breast and send them (text) for viewing. Upon receiving a text back, it was stated that the bruising and swelling was not specifically caused from the implant and it would heal? Now, I found myself after being cleared of cancer, which I thank God for, I was facing what was supposedly the easy part of healing with new breast and moving on with my life, became the nightmare that was far more than I could ever have imagined. Days after being dismissed by the surgeon who would have NEVER tolerated the results of the incompetency of this surgery if it was his wife or family member...I ended up in the ER with my right breast swollen so badly it was like a balloon and I could not even touch without pain. I had to have a CT guided aspiration to alleviate the swelling and help the pain. A seroma had formed under the breast implant causing it to push forward and blood to pool. Which he probably knew and if not, that in itself is beyond questionable. I contacted the oncologist surgeon who performed my dmx and who works with this surgeon and I explained that I did not trust his surgical skills, his care, and stated how disappointed I had been from day one with what I thought were going was going to breast of some degree. She basically took over my "care" and after five CT guided aspirations, ( the radiation exposure each time, as well as all the stress) I had the radiologist and members of radiology, who were all very kind, tell me that they were sorry for what I was having to deal with and that they were going to write in my report that I needed to have surgical intervention, they were going to refuse to do any more aspirations. I had to have explantation by a surgeon my oncologist suggested and when he removed my implants, basically by emergency through the ER, when he made the first cut under my left breast where the seroma/now hematoma developed, blood actually gushed out. Please....for your well being, ask to see pictures of your plastic surgeons work! Don't settle for the doctor that your oncologist works with. It is far too important of a decision, choose wisely. Pictures paint a thousand words! Look at their work, feel at ease in your choice and please, take your time! This is your body. Go to multiple plastic surgeon consultations that specialize in reconstruction. Ask any and all questions. Write them down. You deserve the best outcome that is available and that begins with both the right surgery choice and your choice of a plastic surgeon. I lost my breast not once, but twice. To anyone on this journey, I wish you many blessings and an outcome that leaves you happy and at peace.