Dr. Baker performed my breast augmentation in 2002. I'll never forget what he said at the end of my…read moreconsultation, "I'm not going to do your surgery." I was so shocked! I asked why and he looked me in the eyes and said, "Nothing I do is going to make him [my husband] happy." My husband had tried to take over my appointment and Dr. Baker was looking out for ME! I swore to Dr. Baker that the surgery is what *I* wanted. He relented and its been over 13 years since. Dr. Baker gave me new breasts, I found a new husband, and I gained a much more confident outlook on my life! He did such an amazing job, NO ONE CAN TELL I'VE HAD BREAST AUGMENTATION. Today, during a routine breast exam, my provider remarked on the beautiful scars (because you can hardly see them!) It made me think of Dr. Baker. I feel he truly cared about my mental health more than my body image. He was honestly going to elect to DENY my surgery than possibly provide a service that could have done me harm, mentally. He is the expert and I have never had any issues. Its been over a decade and I still remember how, after my surgery, Dr. Baker himself came to check on me and assured me that I could stay (in hospital) for as long as I needed before going home. His follow ups were just as kind. Thank you, Dr. Baker.

while dr. baker does do some nice looking work in regards to breast augmentations and it's at an…read moreaffordable price, i cannot recommend this place. i drove here from atlanta. i have never felt so judged in my life in a doctor's office. first off, dr. baker was incredibly rude to me. he did not seem to care about any questions i had. i got one word answers. he gave me the attitude of 'how dare i come in for an appointment'! he simply took one look and decided what size and type implants i was getting, regardless of what i actually wanted. then, he had the nerve to call one of my body piercings an abomination. yes, an abomination! i can't imagine what a woman going through a breast cancer mastectomy or a woman with tuberous breasts would feel being spoken to like that! the nerve! i was told to take the piercing out and not see him for 6 months. not only is this unnecessary, the way i was treated was incredibly rude and unprofessional. i'll be honest, i don't fit the description of what people wold expect for someone who gets a breast augmentation. i'm somewhat of a tomboy, and, yes, i do partake in activities that are usually reserved for men. however, a variety of women get this procedure, not just 'nice little housewives', which seems to be the only patients he wants!