I had a referral from my PCP to this clinic to get some rapid (within 4-6mo) hair loss looked at. I…read morewas worried it was something other than androgenic alopecia and might be something else. I had done a ton of reading on things it could be (I have a masters degree so I know how to do my research). I was told the clinic took my insurance (First Choice). I had my appointment and the MD spent maybe 15min at most with me, telling me things I already knew, only did a quick (15sec) look at my scalp, and said it's probably androgenic alopecia and offers a prescription to oral minoxidil and finasteride. Nothing special was done. I left the office and asked if there was anything I needed to pay and they said no. A month later I get a bill for $211! I call insurance and they tell me that since the MD billed under the diagnostic code for androgenic alopecia it wasn't a covered visit so instead of a $35 co pay I had to pay it all. They told me the billing code was for "moderate diagnostic methods at least 40min" which I do not agree was done. I feel this clinic should have communicated that such a common billing diagnosis wouldn't be covered by my common insurance. I understand that ultimately I should have checked with my insurance first, but I didn't know what diagnosis they would bill under. I will not be returning to this clinic.

I love this office--for mole concerns concerning skin cancer (which I've had). I also love their…read morethorough analysis of all my skin needs including blemishes and aging. It's a super friendly and easy to access office. Finally truly professional dermatology that isn't a 6 month wait or a series of referrals away. Online booking to boot. Love.

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!

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

Pictures included with this review…read more I debated for a long time about whether to write this review, but ultimately decided to share my experience in case it helps someone else researching injectors. I saw Jill at the beginning of the year after finding her through social media. One of the main reasons I chose her was because she heavily promotes herself as an injector trainer and educator online, which gave me confidence in her expertise. My main concern was the early appearance of jowls. During my consultation, she recommended three vials of Sculptra along with 2-3 syringes of filler, assuring me that after completing the treatment I likely wouldn't need to do anything else for the next several years. At 33 years old, I was initially surprised by the recommendation for three vials of Sculptra. I expressed my hesitation, but she explained that the guideline is roughly one vial per decade of age, which I later saw repeated online. Because of that, I trusted her recommendation. At first, I didn't notice many changes since Sculptra works gradually and cannot be dissolved. However, as the collagen stimulation developed over the following months, I became increasingly unhappy with the results. My naturally heart-shaped face gradually became much squarer and puffier, and my jawline looked noticeably heavier, which actually emphasized the concerns I had wanted to correct. It has been difficult coming to terms with those changes, especially knowing that Sculptra cannot simply be reversed and may take years to diminish. Following the Sculptra treatments, I also developed significant acne and severe pore congestion. When I brought it up, I was told I could go on medication to manage it which I declined. The filler was another disappointment. I was advised to place multiple syringes throughout my lower face to improve the jowls, but I believe the result was overfilled. Whenever I pushed my chin forward, there was a visible lump of filler, which I've included in one of my photos. What concerned me most was what happened at my follow-up appointment. After completing everything that had originally been recommended, I expected we were finished, as I had been told. Instead, I was encouraged to add even more Sculptra into my marionette lines. That was the moment I realized the goalposts had shifted. I had trusted the original treatment plan, believing it would achieve the desired result, and instead I was being advised to undergo even more treatment which was a major red flag for me. I also requested only a very subtle lip enhancement, but my lips ended up "subtly" uneven, because she didn't correct my asymmetry which is also visible in my photos. I never went back to address that because the trust was broken and because she used up a whole syringe and considering their practices I wouldn't want to pay more for correction. Overall, I left feeling that the amount of product recommended and ultimately injected was far more than what was necessary for me. My goal was to look refreshed and natural, but instead I felt overfilled, and I have spent months regretting that decision. Unfortunately, my experience with the office staff also left a negative impression. On one visit, I was told I couldn't use the restroom inside the clinic and was directed to the public restroom in the building lobby instead. On another occasion, immediately after my procedure, a staff member stood in the doorway waiting for me to leave, which made me feel rushed and uncomfortable while I was still trying to gather my belongings. This experience cost me a significant amount of money, but more importantly, it has had a lasting impact on my confidence. Because Sculptra cannot be dissolved, I now have to wait years and hope my face gradually returns closer to its previous appearance. I hope sharing my experience helps others make an informed decision. Unfortunately, based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend this clinic or the injector I saw.

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 came to Dr. Zemplenyi for under-chin liposuction. If you are on the fence but insecure about your…read moreappearance, you should contact him for a consultation. I am so glad I got to have this done. I am a woman who is just shy of 30 years old and have recently lost about 45 pounds, but had a stubborn double-chin. It was something that had bothered me since I was 10 years old, whether I was overweight or not. The first doctor I contacted (not Dr. Zemplenyi) said I should get submentalplasty -- that was a little too much of a production for me. Dr. Zemplenyi kept it simple and conservative and said I should do lipo first, but that I might have to come back if he didn't take enough off. I appreciated that Dr. Zemplenyi didn't push me to go for a bigger (and more expensive) procedure, but still informed me about the options. He also was the only one to tell me about potential risks - which luckily didn't happen to me - while the other doctor didn't say anything about that. So I also appreciated that he was honest. Dr. Zemplenyi is a quirky guy and he knows it, but I appreciated that he looked at my chin as if he were an artist. Every person's face is different and I felt like he was really trying to get the best result possible for MY face. PROCEDURE Ok so like I said, I had under-chin lipo. I chose to do it under what I think was mild sedation. I had painkillers but I was still awake. I remember him doing the procedure, but I felt calm. I didn't feel pain. I felt pressure and movement. Recovery was more involved than I thought it would be. It hurt. There was a fair amount of swelling but not a lot of bruising. I got this done on a Thursday, and took Friday and Monday off of work. I worked from home until the following Thursday. Be prepared to take it easy. I should also note that I don't respond well to opioids so I stuck with Tylenol and it was enough for me to keep it manageable. RESULTS I am SO HAPPY with my results. The sheer brain space I have freed up now that I no longer worry about my double-chin? Amazing. If you are on the fence, contact him for a consultation. It was less expensive than I was expecting and about half the price of the submentalplasty the other doctor suggested. I am 8 weeks out and have just a little bit of swelling left and a little bit of tenderness left. I wish I had done this years ago! I am glad I had Dr. Zemplenyi do this for me.

Very bad, dangerous, staff and everything is very poor. Post…read moreop. Recovery was so bad no one knew what to do. Medicare is backed this facility. Many doctors are using this cheap place to do their surgery here instead of hospitals or their own facilities. Always start with questions to surgeon " where exactly will the surgery take place!" Many doctors will stall to tell you until last minute. Beware of this!

I signed up for a 10-week infusion program, and my experience has been wonderful. The clinic is…read morealways spotless, and they make you feel welcome by offering a scented hand towel and refreshments at every visit. The staff are all incredibly friendly and professional. My RN, Hunter Wanner, is truly amazing. Since my veins can be difficult to find and I bruise easily, she always takes extra care and makes sure I'm comfortable and doing okay throughout the process. I highly recommend this place, and I'll definitely be signing up for more services in the future.

I had a very bad experience with Dr Jonov. The surgery was unsuccessful within the first month…read more Don't know why I paid 2.5k$ to make it worse than before. Also, they made me look so uncomfortable that I was questioning. Honestly, it became worse than before, after 1 month of recovery time, bleeding and the $$! It 's going to be 4 months now!

BE very aware the possibility of insurance scam with this doctor. I went in for a breast…read moreaugmentation consultation. When I made an appointment I was told that the cost of consultation was $75. I paid that amount upon the arrival. A week after my visit I have received a bill for $485. Apparently my consultation was more " complex" then regular. They also charged my insurance. I made an attempt to bring up the fact that we discussed the cost of the consultation and no one mentioned any additional cost neither before, during, no after my appointment. They are required by law to discuss all of the upcoming charges. There also has to be a written consent for all of the upcoming charges. Instead , they are hitting a patient with an additional bill a week after. They threatened that if I don't pay they would turn the bill over to the collection agency.

VERY BAD. The procedure is worth doing but was not worth it with this doctor. Avoid this doctor. I…read moream an attractive (or so I have been told) 67 year old woman who is in good shape, easy to get along with, a professional person who wishes to continue working as long as I can. I am highly visible in the public. I had a neck lift done by Christine Nygaard on 3 Dec 2014. A compression bandage was used. Caretakers called evening of surgery and were told how and when to administer pain medication to me. I had told Doctors that I do not take pain meds. I was pointing to my left ear and saying "it hurts right here". I was extremely dopey and very nauseated from the anesthesia and what they had given me during surgery and recovery room. Pain medication was administered at doctor's instruction in spite of being nauseated. Continued calls of distress were made to the doctor the next day. Caregivers were told to give me more pain pills at closer intervals. Caregivers explicitly followed the doctor's orders. There were no follow up calls from Dr office. We called the doctor at home because I was projectile vomiting from all of the pain medicine I was given at Dr. orders. Her written protocol says the compression bandage comes off first day post op. I have a copy of the original post op date in writing. The morning of surgery I was asked who was bringing me to my post op appointment the MORNING following surgery. Her staff seemed to have appointments confused and mixed up most of time and changed them at the spur of the minute. I did not - in spite of repeated distress calls to see Dr. Nygaard - see her. My caregivers were repeatedly told the doctor was too busy and to give me more pain medication which caused projectile vomiting. I saw the doctor the first time approximately 54 hours post op. Her post op instructions clearly state if a compression bandage is used the patient is to be seen the first day post op. Caregivers were repeatedly told when they called the doctors office and asked for me to be seen that the doctor was too busy - she was in surgery or in new patient consultations. It was not until my son called her office repeatedly on Friday after surgery on Wednesday demanded adamantly and emotionally for me to be seen. He told them they had their priorities mixed up a surgical patient should be taken care of prior to new patient consults. My appt was changed to allow me to come in 2 hours earlier than she had changed my first post op appointment several days after surgery. We were 8-10 minutes late for our appointment as I still could not walk unassisted. The receptionist said in a very hostile tone, "You are 30 minutes late for your appointment. Just have a seat. The doctor will see you when she can fit you in....." I was so wobbly I sank onto the couch in tears. Our appointment was for 1:30. We arrived at 1:38. The tourniquet compression bandage on my head smelled like vomit. My ear (the compression bandage was cutting into the cartilage of my ear) hurt on a scale of 1-10 with ten being the worst was a twelve or fifteen. The doctor's staff was rude, not at all kind or sympathetic or helpful. They did not return calls as they said they would. I have been told by doctors that the necrosis (suffocating of healthy tissue due to lack of circulation) on my neck is a direct result of the compression bandage being wrapped to tightly and for too long. Please know who is administering your anesthesia and their credentials. You can die from an inept anesthesiologist. Investigate the difference in a doctor who is an anesthesiologist or a nurse who studied anesthesiology for two years to obtain certification to administer anesthesia. I was told I would need a caregiver for one night. Surgery was done on Wednesday. It was the following Sunday night before it was safe for me to be by myself. I believe I was administered to much anesthesia. Having had previous surgeries, I never experienced anything like this before. I am left with serious scaring on my neck from the necrosis and will be undergoing surgical procedures for next FOUR YEARS to correct the damage created by this medical faux-pau. Dr. Nygaard was not attentive or responsive at the time I needed help. Nor was she or her staff at all professional or courteous. Her bedside manner became solicitous when she realized she had created at problem and then she wanted to see me frequently. Payment - all payment was made prior to surgery. Please feel free to call or email me - 206-999-6788 or marion@windermere.com. I will be most delighted to share with you. I completed my last corrective surgery in Sep 2018. I spent 40 sessions in the hyperbaric chamber in an attempt to get the wound to heal. I have been through 4 corrective surgeries to remove as much dense thick lumpy scar tissue as safely possible.

Dr Tarbet is an artist. I am 78 years old and have wanted to do this for a long time. Almost zero…read morepain. I'm extremely happy. I'm showing before and day 16 after.

I've been seeing Dr. Tarbet for cosmetic treatments for over five years, and she continues to…read moreimpress me. She's approachable, highly knowledgeable, and her technique is consistently excellent. When Dr. Tarbet isn't doing my injections, her nurse Natalia steps in--and she's equally fantastic. Natalia is skilled, gentle, and genuinely kind. I always feel well cared for by both of them. My only critique is regarding the office manager. As someone who works as a healthcare consultant and regularly helps private practices strengthen their operations, train staff, and build their reputation, I tend to notice weak points quickly. In this case, the office manager's interactions with patients often come across as cold and unnecessarily snarky. I've overheard this more than once. She's clearly efficient with administrative tasks, but direct patient communication may not be her strong suit. That said, the medical care itself--from Dr. Tarbet and Natalia--is exceptional, which is why I continue to return.