On January 9th, 2024 Dr Branch changed my life for the better by removing 15.5 Pounds of Skin with…read morean FDL Panniculectomy. I did have a couple complications with one requiring hospitalization but Dr.Branch was there every step of the way and monitored me closely at Medical Park Hospital. I still don't know how to really thank someone that changed your life for the better. Plus Dr.Branch is amazing about answering Patient Portal Messages. You also can feel safe knowing someone is on call if you have an after hours issue or emergency. I also can't say enough good things about all of the staff and nurses at Forsyth Plastic Surgery. They have worked me in when I had a problem, been sensitive to my emotions and reassured me when I was worried.

Leslie has a wonderful bedside manner, is very caring, and does an excellent job. I would highly…read morerecommend her if you want great results and a good experience.

I had cancer and had to have reconstruction by a Forsyth Plastic Surgeon during/after the oncology…read moresurgeon removed part of me between my legs. My post surgery follow up with FPS was upsetting. Firstly, I was unable to sit due to stitches between my legs and a Doctor order. Yet i was in the waiting room there for 30 minutes, at the least. MISERABLE! I sat on my opposite hip and just shuffled and stood up as needed while in a waiting room full of patients with puffed lips and lines soon to be erased, so excited. I was not excited. I was in 9/10 pain. Finally, I called back and examined. RELIEF! I was free to be driven home, with a 30 minute ride while only reclining. Reclining is not flat! Going around corners and hitting bumps were awful but I had a flat lie in my sights. Secondly, at the end of my subsequent, two week visit, I was told to sit outside someone's office and wait for her to get off the phone. Again, sitting was painful VERY! When she found time for me, I was called to her office, open door, all front office staff could hear, and asked for a payment. They will remember my upset outburst while crying. FPS hadn't even filed ins yet.. It had only been two weeks. I was still laying every day and eating while standing. (No sitting, no bending, Dr order). Miserable every day. Using stinging salt water rinse to ease the sting of peeing. Always using a mirror to watching for infection. And they were asking me to pay? I couldn't even think. So to Forsyth Plastic Surgery, i didn't hire you, my oncologist did. Next time you need to have compassion. You were awful to me. You need to recognize your elective vs medically necessary patients. I did't ask for or want your services. But I wanted to live. I cringed every time I walked through your doors. I hope none of you ever have to experience my path. If so, I hope your provider and staff have compassion. My Oncology and Radiology staff from a different practice, were EXCELLENT!

Dr Lawson does surgery then become insensitive in his aftercare . Dont visit. Hes 2 faced . 2 only…read moregave 2 days of pain meds, saying he didnt feel comfortable giving me more than that

Why you shouldn't get a rhinoplasty at Salem Plastic Surgery:…read more #1: Dr. Tucker told me "you're being too hard on yourself" when I was trying to explain what I wanted done to my nose, I wasn't asking anything out of the normal I was just addressing my concerns. #2: I had to get a second surgery because Dr. Tucker did not fully remove my hump on my nose (they also wanted to partially charge us for it) #3: Before the second surgery, Dr. Tucker said that there would be an incision in the middle part of my nose to do what I wanted done. When I woke up from the surgery, that was never done. I had to ask later on in a check in appointment and it's still not clear to me why that changed. #4: When Dr. Tucker was showing me examples of previous jobs he's done, he pointed to a previous patient and said "I could've probably done a better job and removed a lot more." #5: The check-ups are pointless. You come in and he asks how you are feeling. That's all. No looking up your nose or thoroughly examining it. Oh, and Dr. Tucker would avoid brining up that I was not happy with the first surgery in the first few check ups. #6: It's been over a year since the second surgery and I am not completely happy with the results for around $8,000. I pick my nose everyday because of dried nasal mucus constantly getting stuck and making breathing uncomfortable. When I go to sleep, one side/ hole of my nose gets blocked, and when I get sick, forget it it's a nightmare. #7: They didn't care that I never made my next check up appointment because I told them I wasn't going to make it, I still had future appointments and they didn't bother to check up. To note: They have a facial and Botox business tied to it, so all the reviews aren't just from surgeries. I was offered a free facial for leaving a 5-star review, which made me question how some reviews are obtained on Google. I'm sure maybe they do good jobs on other surgeries, but rhinoplasty is not one of them. Biggest regret was coming to this place. Overall, I did not feel comfortable, I felt anxious coming here, and it just always felt so awkward. If the business sees this, do not bother calling my number or contacting me because of my review.

Four years ago, after getting a diagnosis of breast cancer, and I decided I would get…read morereconstructive surgery it was recommended I go to Dr. Howell. I was so focused on my cancer I did not research other plastic surgeons who, hopefully, would have had more empathy and do a better job. I asked for somewhat larger breasts than I currently had, he told me he would make the nipples. In the end I have smaller breasts and had to get tatoos for the aerlo and the nipples. After the surgery I saw Dr. Howell one time in the office and never again. I saw the nurse who did the tatoos. It was too late, and I had been through too much, to voice my displeasure with the whole experience. I would not recommend Salem Plastic Surgery or I would at least investigate other surgeons in the area, especially a female surgeon who would listen and knows what a breast is supposed to look like and knows what somewhat larger actually means.....not smaller.

I have been to SO many doctors in the area for Botox and fillers. I absolutely love Dr Wallin and…read morehis team! Erica is at the front desk. She will help you get your Botox points to help save money. Robin is Dr Wallin's Sidekick and will make you feel very comfortable. You just feel you can trust Dr Wallin to make you look great and not "over done". Give him a try. You won't go anywhere else.

From the owner: Provide superb cosmetic and reconstructive care for patients in the face, head, and neck based on…read moretrust and quality of services.

Stay away. My face was ruined here. I should have known when I thought I smelled pot on her hands…read moreand she said she went to lunch and had just got back. I gave her benefit I mean she said she had been doing it for 5 years. I lost a half year of my life and they were supposed to call me back to help fix it more and didn't. The young girl dissolved filler that didn't need to be and my face looked deflated then out 3 or more back in my face starting a few weeks after. It was an insane amount of filler for me I definitely have pillow face. Please proceed with caution. It probably deserves 1 star but I'm giving it two because it was a nice staff.

From the owner: Although his studies and educational pursuits took him out of the state for a period of time, Dr…read more Howell is proud to call North Carolina home, having grown up in High Point, North Carolina. He graduated magna cum laude from Virginia Tech with a BS in Mechanical Engineering and went on to receive his Medical Doctorate degree from Wake Forest University School of Medicine, where he met his lovely wife, Jennifer. A move to Grand Rapids, Michigan allowed Dr. Howell to complete both his general surgery and formal plastic surgery training at the Grand Rapids/Michigan State University program. During his last year there, he was a Chief Resident in plastic surgery.

I got a tummy tuck from him, when it was done and I started healing I noticed my left side didn't…read morematch up with the right side, he didn't lipo enough of and when I talked into him about it he said give it a few more weeks then call him. Well I called and then of course it was going to cost another $2,000 for him to fix what he messed up!! Also my scared is so uneven it goes way above my hip bone on one side and very low on the other. People do your research, now I've got to go to another surgeon and have them fix this mess he did!!

After I had my 2 children I was unhappy with my stomach. I was very new to plastic surgery and had…read moreno idea who to choose or how. Somehow I ended up with Kirsch. It was a HORRID experience. His staff talks incessantly about how wonderful he is from the moment you walk in. Pretty much all of the conversation is about Dr. Kirsch. It feels very scripted. The staff tells you how wonderful he is, how gifted he is, how people from all over the world flock to him, then you meet the doctor and he tells you all about himself. He sits too close to you and makes you extremely uncomfortable while he talks about all he thinks he has done. His breath reeks of an open grave while he brags to you of all the famous people he has worked on. Happy just to have somebody to listen him talk about himself he told me how people fly him to Miami to do surgeries for other surgeons (hahaha). At the time I was very young, so I fell under the spell of the doctor's narcissism and didn't even notice his face. In thinking back I wonder about the personal hygiene behind a plastic surgeon who is fat, sloppy, has body odor, a face full of terrible pock marks and long greasy hair. Desperate to get rid of tummy flab though, Kirsch was inexpensive(you get what you pay for). It was an overnight stay. He does surgery from the back of his office and I can tell you that once I was back there, there was a weird smell back there that was NOT antiseptic! He did the surgery that morning and left me in the care of an overnight nurse. It took me a VERY long time to wake up from the surgery, which lets me know that they not only gave me too much anesthesia, but they also gave me way too much morphine. When I finally started to come to, the pain was like nothing I've ever felt before. Excruciating would be an understatement. That nurse never allowed me to completely regain consciousness. It's vitally important after anesthesia to cough and clear the lungs, but each time I slowly came out of my fog, this woman shot me up with HUGE amounts of morphine. I have vague memories of that night in the back of his office. I kept dreaming that someone was screaming. It was me. The surgery was so traumatic that my body was in shock, but that nurse did little to soothe or help me but pump me more and more full of morphine. Early the next morning, Kirsch arrived. He did not check me, he did not ask me how I was doing and he did not show me ONE OUNCE of kindness. It is impossible to hold yourself upright after the surgery. You have to stand bent at a 90 degree angle. It's very painful and very difficult. The nurse told me she was going to give me a big shot of morphine to get me through the pain of him moving me. When she gave me that shot, I passed out cold. In between trying to stay awake and passing out, he came into the room and asked her why I was not up and ready to go yet. He smacked me in the face and told me to wake up. When I could not, he pulled me upright and shook me and said, "You are going home right now!" I still could not wake up so he stuck an ammonia stick up my nose and yelled at me "GODDAMN YOU I SAID WAKE UP!" My BP was so low I could not wake up so he kept sticking ammonia up my nose while he cussed the nurse for not having me ready. He told her, "This bitch is NOT staying here all day long!" He pulled me off of the bed in attempt to get me to stand. I was near unconsciousness and my legs did not work. He could not hold me up and dropped me on my face right on the concrete floor. Even through the morphine I could feel and hear my face hit the floor. I passed out again and woke up to him trying to pull me into a wheelchair...and never once stopped sticking the ammonia up my nose saying "Bitch wake up you are leaving." When he finally got me into the wheelchair, he shoved me to their secret exit door and left me there for that nurse and my BF to try and get me into the car. He couldn't have cared less about me. It was the worst experience of my life and I still have traumatic nightmares about what this man did to me. I despise you Dr. Kirsch for what you did to me and I hope EVERYBODY sees this!!!!!!

Dr. Parker extracted two of my teeth. Not a bit of swelling or bruising. I healed quite quickly…read more Thank you Dr. Parker and staff!

I have always been very nervous getting any kind of dental work done, due to past horrible…read moreexperiences. Dr. Parker and his entire office staff made the whole process of my wisdom teeth surgery, a great one! I highly recommend Dr. Parker and his team at Advanced Oral & Facial Surgery of the Triad.

The Vista is a very beautiful spa with a friendly and professional staff. I've seen Gina several…read moretimes over the past couple of years and could not be happier. She is knowledgeable, friendly and knows what she is doing and all her recommendations have been spot on. I highly recommend this spa and Gina.

Had several "lifts" at Forsyth Plastic Surgery Center. I did have complications with my thigh…read morelift and not 100% satisfied with the results. The surgeon gifted me 3-4 treatments at the Vista to aid with the sagging around my knee area. The esthetician "Gina" was not happy that the surgeon did this, and let me know that "it was not going to help, and you would have to keep doing this all the time". She made me feel completely uncomfortable and made me feel that I was getting a procedure that I didn't deserve. Even though in total have spent over $25K at this center. I planned on being a customer for life, but after this incident, I will never return, nor refer this place to anyone I know.