I have known Dr. Liebertz and his team for many years and knew that they were going to do my deep…read moreplane face lift, upper/lower bleph and neck lift. He is a compassionate, highly skilled, double board certified surgeon...and a true artist! I have had very little discomfort and a lot of support thanks to the Dr., Brandi, and Leslie. Michelle was amazing prepping me for anesthesia, Connie made the financials go smoothly and Lisa was warm and inviting. I have had IPL, hydrafacial, lymphatic drainage and microneedling done by Shayla and Botox by Nicole. This is the A-team of med spas! Thanks LPS for making this such a wonderful experience. I love you guys! 9 days post-op neck lift photos attached!

Need ALOT more experience. If you are unhappy with something they always claim it's very common…read morewhat happened. Not really when you go to experienced people.

I recently had my eyelids lifted by Dr. Zachary Joos. The entire staff is warm and caring, and Dr…read more Joos is a highly skilled surgeon. I have suffered very, very little pain and the swelling was kept to a minimum with ice packs. I definitely recommend this practice for any facial reconstruction or enhancement on your list!

I went to Marina Park Plastics for an eye lid lift. I met with Dr. Joos and he explained the…read moreprocedure and made me feel quite comfortable going forward with this surgery. The day of surgery was seamless and the recovery was short with minimal pain and bruising. Doctor Joos and his staff were all very professional and accommodating throughout the entire process.

Update: Since obtaining care at a different medical provider I have further confirmed that…read moreNorthwest Face & Body's pricing model for weightloss injections grossly overcharges patients compared to legitimate providers and intentionally exploits vulnerable individuals seeking medical help. Plain and simple, what this clinic does is systematically overcharge its patients. Do yourself a favor and seek care elsewhere for weightloss!

Darya is an absolute gem! It was my first time getting any Botox/Dysport done on my face to address…read morewrinkles on my forehead. She was very honest and thorough when explaining how everything works. She didn't try to upsell me and she actually helped me with getting a discount through Aspire. She explained that since this was my first time to give it 3 weeks to fully settle and if I needed any adjustments to let her know. I did end up needing a very minor touch up, which she happily accommodated. I would 100% recommend Darya and NW Face and Body for anyone seeking excellent customer service and care! Thank you, Darya! I am so happy I was referred to you!

If you want an artist to do your Botox and filler, Dr Sanderson is the best. I have been driving…read morefrom Spokane for three years now. She is wonderful

This was my first experience with fillers, and Dr. Sanderson was so wonderful. She made me feel…read morecomfortable and at ease, but was very up front with the possibility of bruising, etc. She took a lot of time explaining the process and making a plan for the procedure. When the time same to have the fillers, she took her time making sure to take care to reduce as much bruising as possible. I didn't feel like my session was rushed. And she did a great job! I'm excited to see the end results in a couple of weeks.

I had an arm lift by Dr. Egrari several months ago. I will start by saying his before and after…read morecare is amazing with great nurses that walk you through everything. During my consultation Dr. Egrari he told me he would also do liposuction (paying for it) to remove some extra fat from my arms but when I asked his nurses after surgery if liposuction had been done they told me it hadn't. My results were not anywhere near what I expected/desired. I was left with approximately two inches of loose/jiggly skin and my "after" looked like someone's " before photo." I was obviously very disappointed and upset after the money spent and the painful recovery. I discussed this with Dr. Egrari during my follow-up appointment. He basically gas lit me saying the results were proportionate to my body and that my arms looked better than before. When I lifted my arms and showed him the excess skin jiggling like a bat wing, he told me that even twelve year old's have arm jiggle. If Dr. Egrari would have validated my disappointment and acknowledged that the results weren't optimal I would have continued to have trust in him knowing this could potentially happen. Unfortunately, this didn't happen. He did tell me that we could meet in 6 months and if I was still unhappy we could discuss my options to see if I still felt I needed it, but doubling down that he stands by his opinion that my results were optimal. I'm not sure how extra time would solve anything, like in 6 months my arms would miraculously tighten up and the fat would disappear. I flew out of state to get a second opinion from a highly respected surgeon who told me that I had well over two inches of loose skin that still needed to be removed along with some additional fat that required liposuction. He also said as time went on the sagging would get even worse. I'm very upset that I have to pay for another surgery and start all over. While I believe Dr. Egrari does some things right (runs a safe practice with great before and after care) I believe his surgical approach is far too conservative resulting in a disappointing outcome.

I was a longtime patient of Dr. Egrari, having undergone multiple procedures with him over the span…read moreof more than a decade. Our relationship was always friendly and professional, and I had no issues with his care until a complication arose that required a more nuanced and specialized approach. Years ago, Dr. Egrari selected textured anatomical (teardrop-shaped) breast implants for my augmentation. Unfortunately, these implants rotated in the existing pocket, creating noticeable asymmetry. I later learned from other surgeons that placing teardrop implants into an existing pocket is generally not recommended for precisely this reason. I brought this concern to Dr. Egrari's attention, but he didn't offer to correct the issue, and at the time, I wasn't eager to undergo another surgery. Years later, I learned that the implants in my body had been recalled due to their association with BIA-ALCL, a rare lymphoma linked to textured implants. By then, I had also developed two autoimmune conditions and became seriously concerned that the implants might be contributing to systemic inflammation. When I brought these concerns to Dr. Egrari, I was disappointed by his response. He was dismissive of Breast Implant Illness (BII), calling it "hysteria from women on Facebook," despite my sharing published studies from reputable sources like PubMed showing emerging evidence of a link between implants and autoimmune symptoms. I ultimately decided to remove the implants and placed a $1000 deposit when a cancellation became available. However, when I asked Dr. Egrari to confirm that he would perform a full capsulectomy (removal of the scar capsule around the implant), he declined, citing the potential risks due to capsule adhesion to the ribs. While I respect that decision, I chose instead to go to a specialist in explant surgery who was certified in microsurgical techniques and could guarantee full capsule removal--something advised for patients with autoimmune symptoms. I wrote a polite and respectful email explaining my concerns and decision to go with a specialist. Despite only holding the surgery slot for two days, Dr. Egrari retained my full deposit and shockingly banned me from his practice. While Dr. Egrari may be a skilled surgeon for routine procedures, my experience suggests that when problems arise, patients may be completely abandoned and met with petty, small minded, unprofessional conduct. Surgeons will often refer out to specialists but after years of loyalty, I was left stunned by how quickly all goodwill evaporated the moment I needed care that required a more specialized approach. It was a hurtful and revealing end to what had once been a trusting doctor-patient relationship.

Surgery Cancelled Day Of - $25K Lost, No Warning About Nicotine Test…read more I scheduled for surgery with Dr. Salemy, paying $25,000 in full. On the day of surgery, I was told the procedure was canceled due to a positive nicotine test--something I was never informed would be required on the day of surgery. I was left emotionally devastated and financially drained. No part of the surgery was performed, and the practice refused to return any of my payment. After speaking with the office on the day of the surgery when I was groggy from medications and then one less than 10 minute conversation, the office told me they would not be discussing with me any further my request for a refund or alternative to losing out on my 25k payment.

After a few consults, was so happy to ultimately proceed with Dr. Salemy. Dr. Salemy has excellent…read morebedside manner and truly cares about his patients. The wealth of his experience is unmatched. Dr. Salemy is a lovely person and his nurse Bea is beyond wonderful. Could not have asked for a better experience and results. Thank you!

Please do not go to this "doctor."…read more I almost never post google reviews but felt compelled to warn anyone considering putting their eyes (windows to the soul) in the hands of this man to BEWARE. He disfigured my eyes and consequently crushed my soul. While he is jovial and seems confident don't be fooled. He ruined my beautiful eyes. All I wanted was a slight refresh. Nothing more. I have spent over a year and half and tens of thousands of dollars to try and simply return to baseline. I went in for a simple lower blepharoplasty and he also suggested a soof lift and a brow pexy. Both of which were absolutely worthless and I've been told by various occuplastic surgeons I've consulted with since that both are rarely performed anymore because they don't produce results and aren't worth the investment. If only a baseline unimproved snake oil result was my biggest issue. I would be thrilled actually. Unfortunately my new reality was not even close to baseline. While I was on the operating table Dr Laukitis took it upon himself to perform an upper blepharoplasty (later stating that he "didn't charge me for it" - what surgeon would ever say that) without my consent. I DIDN'T WANT AN UPPER BLEPHROPLASTY NOR WAS IT LISTED AS A PROCEDURE FOR WHICH I SIGNED MY CONSENT TO PERFORM. So he removed skin that I didn't want removed and "fixed" a scar that wasn't ever there leaving me with an unsightly scar. Horrid. In reality it had to have been a slip up that he attempted to cover up by the scar nonsense. All of the surgeons (5 of the top in Seattle including his well respected business partner) were puzzled and couldn't figure out how such a scar could be created and why this oddly angled cut would've been done under any circumstance. They all read the surgical report and were the ones to tell me that he had indeed performed skin removal. Wow. The feeling of being taken advantage of while under anesthesia was overwhelmingly violating. So we have the horrid scar but that wasn't the end of it. He completely botched the corners of my eyes. They went from lovely normally angled corners to having a rounded and sad, dog like, appearance. He mutalated my natural canthal tilt and I was left with mild scleral show, downturned and webbed corners. Good times. He constantly said it was "immature wounding" whatever that means and that it would likely settle. All of the other surgeons said that it had almost zero chance of settling as gravity pulls down not up. It was botched and that's the facts. When I asked him point blank why he fixed a scar that wasn't previously visible he didn't remember that he used that excuse and said oh that must be from the entry point for brow pexy. I pulled up the email thread which stated that he had previously said it was a "scar revision" and then he seemed to half remember and claimed that I had had a scar from perhaps a previous "bug bite!?!" At this point I remain speechless and have resided to the reality that I will never know what really happened or why. Everyone makes mistakes or misjudgments (be it not ideal when it's someone working in your face) but if you do then OWN IT. DON'T MAKE THE PATIENT FEEL LIKE THEY'VE DONE SOMETHING WRONG. Unacceptable. Consequently I am left with no choice but to surgically attempt to return my eyes back to what they originally were. Which I thought had little chance of actually doing but through the hands of the best surgeon in Seattle I'm likely as close to baseline as I will ever be and have my eyes back. I could've had a medical malpractice suit and won but instead opted for a full refund - So I was financially refunded but suffered a massive amount of emotional trauma and duress. Like life altering. Your face is a huge deal. Your eyes might even be a bigger deal. Do not risk having your naturally beautiful features being destroyed by naively trusting this man.

I am struggling with the outcome of my eyelid surgery still after 2.5 months, with constant pain,…read morebumpy skin in the corner, constant tear flow and blurred vision in one eye. something obviously went very wrong during the procedure on my right eye, as it has been problematic ever since but the left one is fine. I was told I could resume work within 1 week after the surgery, but I am still unable to after 2 months. When I explained over and over for weeks that I am having issues on the computer, causing pain, constant tearing and blurriness in my right eye to the point where I can't perform my job duties, I was told I represent less than 1% of his patients that "take longer to heal". Yet he refused to sign for short term disability to protect my job so I can take time to heal because he doesn't want to deal with the state. I am at a total loss, and feel completely dismissed. I had high hopes for a great outcome, as I was assured by Dr. Laukaitis that would be the case. it really feels like all he cares about is getting paid and moving on to the next, with no compassion for his patients' well being after he performs the procedure.

Amazing! Excellent experience. Everyone is so caring and helpful. I would highly recommend the…read moreNaficy Center.

If you experienced a negative outcome or postoperative complications, request your complete medical…read morerecord immediately. Then compare the record with your emails, texts, photographs, portal messages and your own recollection of what you reported. Were ALL of your complications and concerns documented? In my case, I discovered that significant concerns I repeatedly raised were not reflected in portions of my clinical record. If you believe your care warrants review, learn about the appropriate formal complaint channels. Depending on the issue, those may include the Washington Medical Commission, HHS Office for Civil Rights, Washington Attorney General, relevant professional/certification boards, and affiliated hospitals. You can also share your experience honestly on review platforms and patient communities. Healthcare accountability doesn't happen when patients are afraid to speak. Document everything. Preserve everything. Advocate for yourself. Ask questions. File legitimate complaints when warranted. And tell your story truthfully and with evidence. Being quiet helps nobody. Want help with your complaint letters? PM me-I will gladly help you.

So supportive in the preop, surgical and postop phases. Clear information and instruction…read more Reasonable preop and postop diet expectations. (No "liquids only" required for a month preop and postop). Dr Sung is "the cream of the crop." A model human being and outstanding surgeon and physician. I've trusted his word, skills and expertise. Research him and others when you seek help.

Dr Min claimed the ultra smooth results (aka dips and dimples of being gauged) are my fault and…read moresomething I did to myself. Ummm arrogance is apparently what I paid for because the surgery is horrible. Asked for a refund, shamed... filed in court, pending results- if you would like to testify on horrific treatment message me. Looking for witnesses. We have a community started on designated to his poor work contact me

LOVE LOVE LOVE Dr. Rogers! I tell everyone I know about her. She's so attentive. Never makes me…read morefeel rushed. Very caring. I have nothing bad to say about her! Being in the medical field, I'm a tough critic and it took me an extremely long time to find a doctor that fit what I was looking for.

Dr Rogers is the best doctor I have ever had. She is knowledgeable, caring and never ever making me…read morefeel rushed or unimportant. I'm 70 years old and I've never had a Dr. as good as Heidi. Dr. Rogers has taken care of me for ten years now and I feel as if she is a good friend not just my Doctor.