Well I have had a hole in my left breast for 7 months . This is a update from…read moreA earlier review I posted couple months back. This is all because of this internal bra I was pushed to pay another 10000 for . It's keeping the whole from closing. I have already had one procedure that took me out of school for 3 weeks.... Now it's happening again and no way I can take that time off again and don't finish school till June at which point I willl have had a hole in my boob for almost a year. I have had to come in at least 20 times to have a like gun powder looking substance that burns put in the hole to promote healing that isn't working. Yes it's smaller . Will ad picture . No underwear bras . Missing school gas for all these appts due to this. To boot, two times ago his nurse found lumps in the other breast told me to immediately see doctor and for three weeks mri and ultra sound at the end of year , can't do mammogram due to hole. Freaking out for 3 weeks and it's trauma from my breast job go figure. I want my boobs completely redone for 21000. Yet he blames anything else or ignores me completely and offers nothing . Freaking ridiculous and unacceptable. So pissed and angry .

He is absolutely the WORST plastic surgeon in Houston!! Do not use him, I regret it because he…read morebotched 3 procedures on me

Great Doctor , nurses and staff. Doctor Sanaz is a very…read morecaring person and answer every question you can make her.

Extremely unhappy with my revision rhinoplasty with Dr. Harirchian and also the way I was treated…read moreafter I let her know my concerns. Please read my full review on RealSelf.

Around 2 years ago Dr. Lyos treated my "falling" eyebrow by injecting Botox. Within 2 days my…read moreeyebrow returned to its natural position looking like the other brow. I was amazed to learn the anatomy to be injected. ( No other Dr. or NP previous to Dr. Lyos could fix the eyebrow.) He did 4 or 5 injections on that side of my face. It was a costly procedure and I was relieved and happy when I saw the eyebrow raise to its original position. The Botox lasted over 2 years !! I recently noticed that brow was moving downward . Looks like I'll need another eyebrow lift.

Great experience every time! Love Dr. Lyos and his staff. Super nice and friendly. They always take…read moregood care of me.

I underwent multiple procedures including an arm lift, tummy tuck with lipo 360, and a breast lift…read morewith implants. After my arm lift, I developed a visible band on my right arm. I was told this was something I was "born with" and that it was swelling, but this was not discussed with me prior to surgery. I was sent articles after the surgery to educate me instead of before. Six months later, I proceeded with a paid revision. During that procedure, I experienced significant pain and expressed that multiple times. The procedure continued, and the final result was not reviewed with me as previously discussed. Fat was also taken from my inner thighs during the revision. I was told this would not leave visible marks, but I now have noticeable indentations in those areas. At this point, my arms are still uneven in size, with my left arm significantly smaller than my right. My right arm looks like I have a deformed elbow. I also continue to have a visible pink scar along my tummy tuck incision nearly two years later. I still experience swelling in my right hand more than a year after the revision, which I raised concerns about and didn't hear anything back. I attempted to follow up multiple times regarding these concerns, including sending messages that did not receive a response. I was later formally dismissed as a patient and was unable to complete previously discussed follow-up care, including scar treatment and minor corrections. I received a certified letter stating I was no longer her patient after I told her that I didn't feel emotionally or physically safe. The revision hurt more than it should, verbally being told different of many things took an emotional toll on me. After requesting my medical records, it took several months and multiple follow-ups to receive them. This experience took a significant toll on me during the healing process. I also found myself unable to leave feedback on some platforms after being blocked. If I could do it again, I would take more time researching and ensuring all expectations, risks, and follow-up care are clearly documented in advance.

So disappointed in my surgical results…read more I lost a LOT of weight and went to Dr. Rednam to remove the excess skin on my arms and extending down my sides. This was my first post-weight loss surgery and I had an extended brachioplasty in July 2019 with Dr. Rednam. Her office is incredibly clean, professional, and the staff is all kind and responsive. I had surgery at the facility next door. Surgery went fine. The doctor was responsive when I had questions and my appointments were always on time. Too much skin was removed on my left arm and not enough on my right. I had a tight band of skin on my left arm and it was limiting range of motion. Dr. Rednam advised that I wait at least 6 months to allow healing and the skin to adjust. I agreed and at 6 months, the skin was still far too tight on the left arm and too loose on the right. I went in for an additional procedure on each arm with her to loosen the skin on one arm and tighten the other. This cost ME an additional fee. It was done in office. The too loose arm is much better and the too tight arm is still a little too tight. Once you take away too much skin, you can't put it back. She made an attempt to loosen the skin by doing a zig zag incision and that certainly helped but it's not "fix". In addition, from the moment I unwrapped by arms from the original procedure, I was surprised at the crudeness and coarseness of the sutures and skin puckering. I had puckering skin and an uneven appearance. I had hoped that over time it would smooth out. It did a bit but it still looks bad. I have shown my arms to several other surgeons and of course, no doctor wants to say anything negative about another doctor, but I have had it confirmed to me that the appearance is result are not what should be expected from the surgery. I had lost a lot of weight and my arms had no extra fat on them. Therefore, it was just skin removed and no liposuction to remove additional fat. I am left with skin that is too tight on my arm near the elbow and an elbow with little to no padding because of the removal of too much skin and tissue. It has been over 2 years since the surgery and the skin and scar still look bad but more importantly it is not as functional as I had hoped or expected. I cannot rest on the elbow back of the lack of tissue. There is still a tightness to the skin and a slight band on too tight skin when I flex my arm. I know all surgeries come with inherent risks and I was prepared for that. I had previously had 5 required orthopedic surgeries, so I wasn't a novice to surgery. Unfortunately, this is (in my opinion) doctor error during surgery. I am also disappointed that I was charged for a corrective procedure.

Dr Boutros is the best surgeon in Houston, his priority is to deliver the best care by whatever…read moremeans necessary. He explains everything that he is about to do and gave me options, so I don't feel pressured in anyway. He is very responsive and attentive to my questions and concerns. Dr Boutros is not only knowledgeable but also his staff from the receptionist to his PA are great. His team are truly a class A+ practice. They are very committed to their practice and patients. I am so grateful for how much they make my life better. I would recommend Dr Boutros office and would definitely utilize his practice again if needed in the future. God bless him as he have been blessing others by his gift of healing. It was really great honor to meet people as himself. Dr Boutros is indeed a Rock Star in his area of work. Thank you for all your work. Over all you are terrific

I am reporting this 22 months after my surgeries. Doctor Sean Boutros performed 4 surgical…read moreprocedures all in one setting. I was really concerned for cramming all of them in one day so I asked him if we should not do all at once. His reply was that he does one almost every week! So despite being hesitant, I trusted him and went through with it. He performed upper and lower eyelid surgeries, face lift and neck lift. However, few weeks after the surgery, I knew something was wrong. He has caused at least two main life altering injuries. The First is to my right eyelids. I am now suffering with what has been diagnosed by another specialist with keratoconjunctivitis Sicca disorder, commonly known as dry eye syndrome. The surgeon has caused my right lower eyelid skin being too loose and drop too low thus my eyelids do not close all the way anymore and he has left a big visible scar about 2mm below my eyelashes. My right eye is always red and irritated. At times, tears come down my affected eye without my control. At bedtime, I have to tape my right eye shut in order to have relief and less irritation in the following morning. Wind, sunlight, fans, etc irritates my eyes. Soap or shampoo always gets into my right eye if I forget to force them to close. All these are due to the fact that my eyelids do not close all the way even when I blink normally. This has affected my work as my right eye gets very tired and irritated that i need to take frequent breaks to force my eyes closed. I am also, per my ophthalmologist order, using 4 different eye drops daily to help relieve these symptoms, one of which costs $200. To make matters worse, I still have baggy eyes on both eyes with right eye being worse than left. The second is to the left side of my neck. He did a skin fold pulling my neck skin behind my ear and did a 2" cut under my chin where he had cut some neck muscles. My neck now feels as if someone has put a rope around my neck pulling it up. Even after 22 months, the feeling has not only subsided but has gotten worse. When I had raised concern at the early stages, he said that he is very aggressive with neck lifts so that patients will have a great looking neck for another 10 plus years. Well, not so. I now have double chin, which I never had before, due to persistent inflammation. The jugular vein on the left side of my neck bulges out and seems inflamed. It feels very uncomfortable to say the least. These conditions have affected my daily life style, as simple workouts become too irritating. I cannot wear shirts that touch side or front of my neck (like crew neck t-shirts) as it becomes irritating. Sleeping on my back and or bending over causes this vein to bulge out even more. I have to use my hand to grab my neck to get some relief. The third issue is my facelift operation. He pulled one side much less than the other side. Hence, I still have sagging skin and deep vertical line where as my other side does not. I look like a recovering stroke patients. So it all seems like two different doctors did my surgeries since both side are done totally different. He has several very young doctors that he had hired and I am afraid he used me as a training session even though he had denied it. If so, then one to think that something has definitely gone wrong during surgery. Today, if anyone sees me, they would recommend for me to get a plastic surgery as the improvements to my face are minimal. Per my attorney's direction, I am refrained from volunteering more detailed disclosure, but one thing I learned is that despite him making you sign all kinds of waivers, those are not protecting him from causing life altering damages that I have suffered; hence my upcoming lawsuits will have a high rate of success.

Getting to work with Dr. Fairchild was a dream for me. It's so hard to find a doctor who will sit…read moredown and spend a good amount of time with you as a patient. Her bedside manner is second to none, her aesthetic is very natural and never overdone. She listens so well and puts you at ease immediately. Couldn't have had a better experience or more a dream doctor. Absolutely obsessed

From the owner: Dr. Berry Fairchild is a Houston-area plastic surgeon practicing at My Houston Surgeons in Houston…read moreand The Woodlands, Texas. Dr. Fairchild received her medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin and completed her surgical residency at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. She went on to pursue additional training and research work at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Dr. Fairchild specializes in a full spectrum of reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, as well as non-surgical procedures. Her specialities include abdominoplasty, mommy makeovers, liposuction, breast augmentation, breast reconstruction, blepharoplasty, face lift surgery, injectables, and more.

I had a septoplasty earlier this month with Dr. Kuperan. From my first appointment, he was…read moreinformative and attentive to all of my concerns about the procedure. I felt safe and well taken care of by Dr. Kuperan and his nursing staff on the day of surgery. He and his team made sure I could count on their support post-op. I'm still in the healing process, but I can already notice improvement in my breathing and sleep. If I had to go through this all over again, I would choose Dr. Kuperan without hesitation.

My experience with this practice has been incredibly disappointing. Eight months ago, I had a…read moreprocedure that cost a significant amount of money. Following my procedure, my doctor and I discussed that some areas would need a minor correction. However, because I live out of the country, I wasn't able to do it immediately. When I was finally able to return to the practice, I was informed that my original doctor had left. I was told that the practice's founder would be taking over her patients, so I scheduled a consultation with him. He agreed that the areas my previous doctor and I discussed did, in fact, need to be corrected. Unfortunately, the estimate I received was for the full price of a brand-new procedure, not for a corrective one. When I questioned this, I was told that the only way for the procedure to be treated as a correction was to find my original doctor and have her perform it. After spending so much money on the initial procedure, I expected the practice to stand behind their work and make these corrections. I understand that I may have to pay something, which my original doctor and I had discussed, but having a patient pay twice to get the outcome that should have been achieved with one procedure is wrong. The way this whole situation was handled was extremely disappointing. Based on my experience, I do not recommend this practice. My advice to anyone considering a procedure is to be very clear about how corrective procedures are handled, not just by the doctor, but by the office, before you commit to a practice. Everyone is willing to take your money but when unexpected things happen, it's very few that do the right thing