I've been trusting Dr. Bill with my surgeries for over 20 years now, and between his incredible…read moresurgical skills and his awesome bedside manner, he is basically my personal time machine! For my recent facelift, his staff was absolute perfection. They took such amazing care of me, kept my spirits high, and made the whole recovery process feel like a breeze. If you want a top-tier team that treats you like royalty (and keeps you looking fabulous), look no further!

Dr. W Umansky seems like a good surgeon. The problem is the office staff. I've spoken to and sent…read moremultiple messages to Amber but she doesn't respond. I've tried to schedule surgery twice but I can't get a response. She seems disorganized. I wonder if this practice knows they are losing business because of this intake coordinator.

Jeff is amazing at his craft I saw his father for my first augmentation before he retired almost 20…read moreyears ago and have been seeing Jerry ever since I recommend him and all the girls at the med spa to my friends and clients. He has help numerous of my friends who have gone somewhere else and were not happy with their results, not only has he made me happy and more confident anyone that walks through that door. The staff is always friendly and welcoming

I am writing this not only out of personal necessity but also as a warning to others. Years ago, I…read moreunderwent a breast reduction procedure performed by Dr. Jeffrey Umansky. When I expressed immediate and legitimate concerns about the grossly asymmetrical, misshapen outcome, I was dismissively met with the condescending remark: "Let's remember, they're sisters, not twins." This patronizing statement was clearly meant to deflect responsibility and silence a vulnerable, young patient who had just trusted him with her body. The result was not only physically disfiguring, but emotionally devastating. At the time, I lacked the personal and emotional support to pursue legal recourse. However, with time and reflection, it's become undeniably clear: I was negligently and carelessly operated on, and the trauma I endured has left lasting scars--both literally and psychologically. To be specific, Dr. Umansky's surgical execution resulted in: Sloppy and uneven internal tissue excision Poorly closed incisions, resulting in significant scarring and dog-ear deformities Asymmetrical areolas, with nipples more than an inch off from one another Long-term disfigurement that has made any corrective procedures extremely complex and costly Despite my desperation and embarrassment, I reached out to the office manager shortly after the surgery to request even a partial refund so I could afford reconstructive work elsewhere. My plea was coldly denied and ultimately ignored. The lack of professional accountability shown by both Dr. Umansky and his office was reprehensible. Since then, I have consulted with multiple board-certified plastic surgeons, all of whom confirmed the extensive damage done and emphasized the difficulty of now restoring what was once a healthy, intact chest. One even stated that the tissue had been "butchered"--their words, not mine. I have photographic documentation of both the immediate post-op results and my current condition, which I am prepared to share publicly and with appropriate legal channels if necessary. If the platform allowed, I would upload these images in full to give others the visual proof of what I have suffered due to Dr. Umansky's substandard care. Dr. Umansky, whether your staff chose to shield you from the fallout or not, you should know: your conduct was not only negligent but borders on medical malpractice. Your failure to take responsibility--medically or financially--for the irreversible damage you caused is inexcusable. I gave everything I had to pay for that surgery, and in return, I was left physically distorted and emotionally broken. This message is for the patients who have been silenced, dismissed, or gaslit into thinking they had no right to speak up. I speak now because I have found my voice--and others deserve to find theirs too. Your actions, Dr. Umansky, were not only unprofessional and unethical--they were, and remain, absolutely unforgivable.

Came to Dr Kearney from Lancaster, CA. Had consults with doctors in Vegas, Beverly Hills, LA and…read morehim. He was the only one that made me feel at ease and didn't try to upsell me. The procedure and the recovery were a breeze. I came to him for a neck lift and I will be back to him for my next procedure! It's been a few months and I am very happy with the results. He didn't make big incisions and remove a bunch of skin like all the other doctors wanted to do, and he was more affordable! Great guy, great surgeon!

I went in for a consultation last week and left feeling very uncomfortable. From the start, before…read morethe consultation even began, I was asked to take photos for a simulation without being properly asked or informed, which I declined. During the consultation, I clearly explained what I was looking for. He mentioned under-the-armpit incisions, which interested me, but then quickly insisted that I would need a lift. I explained that I was extremely uncomfortable with a lift due to scarring, but my concerns were dismissed. He spoke very fast, was insistent, and both my support person and I felt lost and talked over. He told me my nipples were "turned down," which I disagreed with, and made unsolicited comments such as women not wanting to "look like a boy," that "guys don't care about scars," and that "you either have scars or you don't have bigger boobs." These comments felt inappropriate and made me feel pressured and insecure rather than supported. Overall, I felt that he did not listen to my goals or respect my boundaries. I booked this consultation specifically because of his advertised experience with endoscopic transaxillary cases and made my preferences very clear, yet I felt pushed toward a procedure I did not want. I would not trust this doctor and would recommend finding a surgeon who truly listens and has experience in the specific approach you're looking for. Additionally after the consultation, I called the office again to clarify whether it would be possible to proceed with an under-the-armpit approach without a lift, since I am comfortable with my breast shape and simply want more volume. He responded that I would "have the same breasts, just bigger," and that I would still have "the same problem." I explained that I do not see my breasts as a problem and that I like them as they are. He then told me that I should find a different doctor.

Mr. Doctor Scott Sessions is genuine, & really cares about his patients, he gives you his undivided…read moreattention. Does not rush . The quality of care is excellent. The outcome of his craft / surgery with precision I am very impressed and happy with the results. My confidence has increased & I feel confident and Beautiful. The best office right hand girl is Jennifer an Angel . Always going above and beyond for all patients , attentive & wonderful people skills . I have & will continue going forward recommend Doctor Scott Sessions La Mesa Ca . THANK YOU & MISS YOU ALL .

I don't know where to begin. I had breast reduction surgery on May 6, 2025 today is January 1,…read more2026. As I sit here and compose this post, I am still in Pain. It has been an ongoing ordeal. I noticed the first onset of something festering around June 6, 2025 about a month after the surgery. I had a scabby very painful area that I took a photo of and sent to the office and informed them of the pain.. I was told to just put vitamin E ointment on it it was just a spit stitch. That stitch turned into cellulitis, which caused me to have to go to Urgent Care and to the ER To have a drained. Twice. After two rounds of heavy duty antibiotics for 10 days and shots of antibiotics I thought maybe I was going to ok. The ER doctor suggested that I go back to Dr sessions to have additional drainage performed to prevent the pus from building up and bursting. I went back to Dr sessions unfortunately, he did not drain it. The Abscess ended up bursting later that night. It became an abscess the size of a half dollar. My primary caregiver has been proactive and trying to help me. I do not know what's going to happen. My primary caregiver says that it probably needs to be opened back up As he thinks that there are tunnels that have formed... from the infection, not being treated immediately. I cannot recommend in Good merit this establishment. The pain that I am feeling right now I cannot begin to tell you. Please take care and do your due diligence before you have surgery here he does not use drains for breast reduction, I had no idea how important having drains for breast surgery is. Until I have been going through this pain. From inadequate drainage. May have led to the infection. There were many opportunities that I was notifying them that I was having burning tingling itching pain that should've been a red flag for Any medical professional. Having a surgeon that is proactive and aggressive with respect to infections is very important.

Desde hace 10 años tenía el deseo de realizarme una cirugía de reducción de senos. Consulté con…read moreotros dos cirujanos; sin embargo, con el Dr. Jaibaji mi experiencia fue excepcional. Desde el inicio, se mostró muy honesto, profesional y siempre dispuesto a responder todas mis preguntas con claridad. Actualmente estoy por cumplir un mes desde mi cirugía y me siento muy satisfecha con los resultados. El doctor, además de su profesionalismo, cuenta con un excelente sentido del humor, lo cual hizo todo el proceso aún más cómodo. Me realizó una técnica tipo "lollipop". Ahora mis senos están en proporción con el resto de mi cuerpo, y desde el día siguiente a la cirugía noté una mejoría inmediata en el dolor de espalda, cuello y hombros. Agradezco profundamente al Dr. Jaibaji y a todo su equipo por su amabilidad y excelente atención.

Referred to Dr. Jaibaji for a Mohs closure on my nose. Had 4 appointments total (consult, closure,…read moresuture removal, follow-up). Consult went fine, I guess. (There was no appt reminder.) It was about a 5-minute appt so he could see the area he needed to close. Closure was scheduled for the day after my Mohs surgery. He told me to call the office if I was done early, and he'd try to squeeze in the closure on the same day. My Mohs was done quickly, so I called at 9:40AM to see if he could squeeze me in. The receptionist was irritated and confused. There was some yelling back and forth in the background and I was told to come in the following day for the scheduled appointment as Jaibaji was not available on this afternoon. The receptionist seemed pretty irritated. I apologized and reiterated that Jaibaji told me during the consult to call in to check. (Reminder: I have a fresh open wound and I'm getting attitude over the phone from people who told me to call them.) I then asked her if she could confirm my appt time (as there was no appt reminder sent - a recurring theme). She was irritated again and asked me my name, then took two minutes to find my appt time. Closure day: I walked into the reception area, sat down. "Your co-pay is $35." I look around. No one else is in the reception area. All I see is a forehead and hair behind the back of a flat screen monitor. That was my greeting on the day of my closure. I paid. The closure went fine. It's my first, so I don't have anything to compare it to. He was a little sloppy with the anesthetic, some of which ran down into the corner of my eye. (I got to drive home with 8 stitches in my face and a numb, watery eyeball.) The only care guidance provided was that it was okay to do anything I wanted (i.e. take a shower that night). This was not good guidance. The conversation during the closure was interesting. Dr. Jaibaji entered into an existential AI rant and told me the reason I lost my job in IT was due to AI. It was not, but he didn't want to hear that. He only wanted to hear that AI will take everyone's job. Not exactly an enjoyable conversation for when someone's cutting your face open. When I returned for suture removal, I received the exact same greeting as before (none, just a stated copay amount due). The suture removal was quick. A slightly gentler hand and the ability to wash my face afterwards would have been appreciated, but it was a relief to get the stitches out. My follow-up appointment coincided with Federal jury duty. Had a reminder been sent, I would have called to reschedule ahead of time. They were understanding and told me to reschedule when my jury service concluded. I have not bothered as I'm sure any follow-up to this level of care would be pointless. The office has not followed-up. My nose is healing fine...I'm taking care of it. I'm leveraging online guidance and advice from people who've had Mohs surgery before. Strange bedside manner, unprofessional support staff, and inaccurate recovery guidance. Very weird experience. Can't recommend, unfortunately.

I'm officially 7 months post op and can truly say that Dr. Brown changed my life. He and his team…read morewent above and beyond to make me feel safe and confident in my decision. Our consult was incredibly in depth and they were able to get me on the schedule within 2 months. The surgical team took great care of me day of and provided fantastic follow up care. The medical assistants at the office were my daily point of contact ensuring that Dr. Brown and his team were reviewing my pictures and that my healing was moving along as expected. Every day I get to wake up in a body that feels like home because I trusted Dr. Brown and his team. I cannot recommend them enough.

After getting fed up with other people's comments about my body, I decided to do elective surgery…read morefor gynecomastia (man boobies). I called around and got a few consultations, but the sales lady at Dr. Brown's office really got me. She sold me on the fact that Dr. Brown was a specialist in gyno and would be my best option. She also sold me on Dr. Brown being "so good" that he didn't need to leave tubes in me after the surgery. This is why it was botched. Other surgeons would have used drainage tubes which would have prevented this. The surgery ended up getting botched and my left nipple looks worse than before. A staph infection built up and eventually exploded outwards, ruining my nipple forever. The good: -Dr. Brown was a decently nice guy and most of his staff was cool. -When my nipple burst, they patched me up for free and quickly. -They offered to try and fix it at their cost. The bad: -They definitely could have acted quicker when the infection became obvious. They started by prescribing me the wrong antibiotics which allowed the infection to swell even more. -They tried to blame the infection on me, suggesting that I did not follow recovery guidelines after a couple of comments I made (this is bull, they were covering for themselves). -Dr. Brown kept gas lighting me on the follow up visits saying "wow, everything looks so good" and ignoring my displeasure at the results. -The NP dropped my valium on the HOSPITAL FLOOR and then MADE ME TAKE IT. Lady, for $9,000 get me another valium! Disgusting. -The emergency hotline for weekends is BS. After my nipple burst, I waited for 6 hours for a call back. Leaking puss and blood the entire time. -Dr. Brown did not shave the surgery site. I'm no surgeon, but I'm pretty sure you are suppose to do that. I'm a hairy guy. HOW WAS HE SUPPOSE TO SEE WHAT HE WAS DOING? I was shocked when I woke up and saw all of my hair was still there. Overall, I deeply regret choosing Dr. Brown as my surgeon. I should have gone with the guy who was gonna use the tubes and not listened to the sales lady. I feel just as self conscious about my body, if not more, than before. $9,000 wasted and I don't think it can be fixed.

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Edelson and his team! I am 6 months post opp for my…read morerhinoplasty and I am obsessed with the results. From consultation to the final result, Dr. Edelson was incredibly thorough and attentive! His understanding of facial proportions/ balance ensured that the results not only met but exceeded my expectations. I feel so confident and love my side profile so much. I highly recommend Dr. Edelson for anyone seeking a skilled & caring team.

This doctor has made my life miserable because he cut too much skin on my eyelids and I cannot…read moreclose my eyes. I do not recommend him. Horrible experience

AVOID AT ALL COSTS I…read morehad a rhinoplasty and gynecomastia surgery with Dr. Mofid, and both the experience and results were very disappointing. Through out every appointment he always seemed rushed and irritated, as if my questions were an inconvenience. Every visit felt uncomfortable and dismissive and he always seemed like he was trying to get out of the room as soon as possible. After my rhinoplasty, my nose was left asymmetrical, with a large residual bump, a droopy tip, and hanging columella which haven't improved over time. My nose looks completely different when looking at it from the right versus the left because of this bump. When I brought up my concerns, the doctor refused to acknowledge any issue and dismissed it by saying he doesn't know what I'm talking about and that he thinks "my nose looks fine". He offered to "file it down" in-office for another $2,000 -- but even it was completely free I wouldn't trust him to do it. I met with two other surgeons who also agree that with my concerns but Dr Mofid couldn't even bring himself to acknowledge the lack of quality in his results. The gynecomastia surgery was also unsatisfactory. My chest was left uneven, with one areola becoming inverted and the other remaining puffy. My concerns were brushed off with little to no explanation or care. After seeing other patients report similar experiences, I wish I had listened sooner. Please take those reviews seriously and avoid this doctor at all costs. Find a surgeon who listens, values their patients, and stands behind their results.

Very pleased with the care and service I received from Dr. Mark Mofid. I was anxious about the…read moreprocedure but he and his staff put me at ease and were professional, sympathetic, and friendly.