Dr. Langdon did a great job on my lower blepharoplasty a few years back and he and his staff were…read morevery easy to work with. The only thing I did not love was being awake for the procedure and having to manage the injections to my conjunctiva for numbing. Not the most fun moment. Overall great experience, however. I felt well attended to in the follow-up period.

The facial lasers here have caused broken capillaries that I must now go to other clinics to fix,…read moreas the Dr. told acknowledged they were from the lasers first then reneged the fault at later visits.

I loved my office visit with Sophia! She was so wonderful and welcoming! She created a simple and…read moreaffordable regimen for me! My results are amazing! Shout out to Katherine at the front desk for helping me find Dr Collins Office!

Middle picture is before surgery. Picture to the right is after and I developed a large bulge…read more Picture to the left is the revision.

Dr. Price performed a genioplasty on me about ten years ago (10 mm silicon implant). At that time,…read moreI was in my mid-twenties. He was kind and respectful and, in fairness, previewed that he thought it might look nice to make my chin longer and larger. However, after the surgery, I was unhappy with the result, as I thought my chin was too long and wide and the implant became crooked. I also experienced a ton of swelling in my upper and midface as well as in my chin/jaw area. He was somewhat dismissive and thought that the asymmetry would be difficult to fix because of my underlying face asymmetry. Recently, I had a revision performed in Korea after looking at CT scans with a several different doctors. The implant shifted to the right and everyone agreed it was too large for my face. The doctor who performed the revision noted that it had actually slipped downward, while it typically would sit parallel to (not below) the bone of your chin. In addition to making my chin too long, I had puckering from the upper part of my chin where the recession actually wasn't fixed, as the implant had shifted downward. 7 days post-op, I have my old face shape back with the asymmetry resolved. I have a delicate, small chin that's in line with my original face, but with no recession. The swelling is way better than the first time - some in the chin, some chipmunk cheeks, but nothing around my midface or eyes that I can tell. The doctor who performed the revision attributed this to the pocket being cut too large the first time. I know that Dr. Price has gotten great results for other patients, but I wanted to provide this review as I know genioplasty is a commonly desired surgery for young Asian women. This doctor may not be the right choice if you have that profile. Edit: I hesitated to say this, but I would also encourage young women in my position to look at Asian doctors. I think part of what went awry here is that Western beauty standards are not the same - here it's considered good for even women to have a strong jaw or a mature look. As people in my community know, for Asian women, neither of those things is positive. But tastes differ. Know what you want and communicate it, but there are benefits to working with people who know our culture.

I cannot give enough words of praise and gratitude to Doctor Price. From my initial consultation…read morethrough post op, Dr. Price and his nurses made me feel relaxed and comfortable. Even when an unavoidable complication arose, he was with me every step of the way. Dr. Price saw me 5 consecutive mornings, including a Sunday! Each time showing total compassion and attentiveness. Now I am at the last stage of my journey I couldn't be more elated with the final results! My mid-section looks AMAZING!!!!

For my first appointment, I had a Hydro facial. The person that performs this is a technician not…read morean aesthetician or a nurse.. it was very standard an impersonal. The procedure was not individualized at all, and felt very impersonal.. it felt like that tbe technician performed the Hydro facial the way that they learned it exactly in school and did not deviated from that standard practice at all. It was at the cost of $250 and not worth it..

I keep getting emails to review this center after expressing less than satisfactory results in the…read moresummer of 2020. I had an augmentation with Dr Pan in 2019, april...by that winter into the spring i noticed a worsening deformity of the right breast, which was later diagnosed as capsular contraction. I am an OR nurse and have since been told my multiple plastic surgeons this is a relatively rare issue that only typically occurs if one has an infection, there is significant bleeding during the case or radiation treatment (which I did not have). I had to have my implants removed less than two years later and am back to square one. very upset with this entire experience. I would consult with Dr. Fusi if looking to get an augmentation, he is amazing.

I spent about seven hundred just for Botox upper face and it didn't work at all!! Within the money…read moreI paid for it should covered the whole face if I go others place and would work, If would you like to go a classy place but nothing work Come here !!

I wanted to have a neck lift with Dr Pan and I even had my neck measured to wear after the…read moreprocedure. It was all set. I had high hopes that my neck would be smooth. We she changed her mind, no explanation she made me have cool sculpting and then ultheraphy ! Well $4,800 later no change and was so disappointed in this. She said I could continue with these procedures but it would cost me more money and I didn't have enough to continue. From the thought of having a neck lift to having a zero result , I will never believe any promises given. They say nothing is guaranteed but at least do what you promised !