The photos on his website appear to be "bait and switch." If you look closely you can see the bandages still on. They appear to be taken immediately after procedure while patient is still lying on table and cropped and rotated. My breasts looked like this to start but within weeks it all died and what was left formed hard lumps. Then he suggested I pay for a touch up because "sometimes it takes more than one try for fat to take." I did not fall asleep during touch up and remember him quickly lipo'ing fat out and injecting it straight back in. This is not proper technique to ensure fat survival it should be harvested and purified, but I felt he rushed through my procedure carelessly. Additionally he injected some dead fat on top of lump from first procedure with him which is now protruding out into the middle of my chest. Nearly two years later it has still not dissolved. I am back to an A cup and I get asked if I have a tumor or pacemaker device in my chest all the time because I work as exotic dancer. This has caused me extreme embarrassment in my job, and hurt my income as well as personal life.
In spite of impressive photos on his site taken straight after, I have never been able to find a single person to actually attest for a good result from breast fat transfer with him, where fat actually survived beyond a couple months.
I am now back to an A cup and facing having multiple reconstructive surgeries including mastectomy to remove all the dead lumps I have and implants all in my 20s because of the damage he caused me.
When I sought legal counsel he sent back records stating I presented to him with lumps already in my breasts before his procedures and he tried to talk me out of it. This is completely untrue and my original records do not say this. However because he does not use standard electronic medical record keeping system, he is able to go back to edit and backdate records to cover for himself. Without electronic medical record system you cannot see when the record was truly written. Would not recommend. read more