Had my surgery this AM! Arrived at 9:30 the receptionist was so very nice, very efficient and…read moreinformative. She put my husband on a text messaging app and kept him informed continously what was going on. He stood outside with our small dog. I was immediately taken back by my nurse Nei. She took me to my room and explained everything thoroughly. The room was VERY CLEAN. The B/P cuffs are new with every patient, measuring taps new with every patient, gowns wrapped new in plastic. Thick cleansing cloths used pre surgery. I've was started first stick. Everything g flowed like a fine tuned watch. Anesthia had a Dr as well as An Nurse Anestatist and Two anesthesia assistants that came and introduced themselves. Dr. Ma came in and fully discussed the entire procedure. On first meeting her I knew she was the one for me. Kind, gentle, intelligent, thorough and more then capable. Her entire team... VERY thorough and professional. I was initially nervous but with their professionalism and genuine caring I felt at total ease. 11:00 I was wheeled into OR. I was given "Happy juice" so I didn't have a care in the world!! Next thing I knew 11:30 I was fully dressed in my room. Absolutely no pain. I was wheeled to my husband's car and off we went. It is now 8 hours since my breast implants were removed. I have NO pain!!! They ordered me pain med but so I don't need it. So arrived at 0930. In surgery 1100 out of surgery 1136 left for home 1230!!!! Amazing. What a team....

Breast cancer patient under the care of Dr. Grace Ma. This…read morereview is not for cosmetic patients. It is for women navigating reconstruction after cancer, especially younger women trying to make careful, long-term decisions about their bodies during an already overwhelming time. I was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent mastectomy on September 3, 2025. I chose this surgeon intentionally because I did not want breast implants. From the beginning, I was clear that I wanted reconstruction using my own tissue. My goal was not to recreate what I had before, but to move forward in a way that felt livable in my body. Smaller, lighter, natural. I would have rather gone flat than have implants. Based on those conversations, I agreed to a staged reconstruction plan. I underwent mastectomy with placement of a tissue expander with the understanding that DIEP flap reconstruction would follow in about three months. My mastectomy went well. My pathology showed the best possible outcome and I had no healing complications. There was no medical reason to delay reconstruction. I continued through recovery believing the plan was moving forward. I completed a CT scan specifically for DIEP surgery. At my final appointment, I was told surgery would be scheduled and to expect a call from the nurse. After receiving no call as promised, I followed up. The following week, I received a voicemail stating that DIEP reconstruction was not covered by my insurance and implants were suggested instead. I contacted my insurer directly. They informed me no prior authorization had ever been submitted on my behalf. The procedure had never been reviewed, which also meant I had no path to appeal. I reached out to the office multiple times asking them to submit the authorization or confirm in writing that they would not, so I could move forward elsewhere. I received no response. As a result, I have been left for months in the expander stage of reconstruction, which is supposed to be temporary. It is painful, physically limiting, and not something you can simply adjust to. I cannot sleep on my side. I have ongoing discomfort and shoulder pain. This has gone on far beyond what I agreed to. Eventually I had no choice but to leave and find a new surgeon, restarting reconstruction mid-process. That should not happen in the middle of cancer care. This was not a medical complication. It was a breakdown in communication and follow-through that left me without access to the reconstruction I had planned and consented to. It also reflects a failure to respect clearly stated patient goals. I filed complaints with my insurance, my state senators, and the Insurance Commissioner. The Commissioner's office investigated and determined that the barrier to my care was the responsibility of my provider, not my insurer. Today the medical board informed me that my complaint falls outside their jurisdiction and referred me to the Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. We are talking about cancer treatment and my body btw, yes, the body I live in and am always aware of. Women are not lifeless objects that have no thoughts or feelings. My cancer reconstruction should not be in the same category as a microwave oven but that is where becoming a client of Peachtree Plastic Surgery has led me. If you are a breast cancer patient considering reconstruction, do not assume that statements about what is or is not covered are final. Confirm that a prior authorization has actually been submitted and reviewed. Get everything in writing. I would not recommend this surgeon if your goal is autologous reconstruction or if you do not want implants. I am sharing this as a warning so that other women do not find themselves in the same position.

Dr. Cox is a well experience dermatologist and disaplays a great amount of professionalism. He's…read morethe best!

Dr Cox was recommended to me by my Infectious Disease specialist since he goes to see him for his…read moreown needs. I've been seeing Dr Cox for a few months now and honestly, I trust him. Pros: - He will take time to explain if you ask him questions (as he should). - He really does listen to what you have to say. I've had dermatologists dismiss what I tell them. Cons: - His demeanor can be off-putting at first, but he's much friendlier once he knows you. - The wait time here is horrific, so just be sure to carve out time and bring something to do. - Very few appointments on Fridays The good thing is that if Dr Cox can't see you, you can schedule time with his PA. She's very nice and I would almost prefer her as a doctor, but she's only a PA.

Such an amazing experience from start to finish! I waited…read morefor years to have Blepharoplasty done on my eyes. I was so worried and wanted only the best and that is what I got! Dr. Maloney and his staff was welcoming, professional, and meticulous. I'm amazed at the beautiful results and wished I had done it soon. Barbara

I want to share my experience at The Maloney Center in Atlanta, because what happened to me wasn't…read morejust about aesthetics -- it was about integrity, accountability, and power. I went to Dr. Maloney for an unrelated procedure. While there, he convicted my to get eye filler. He then proceeded to inject my lips. The results were uneven, harsh, and disfiguring. My lips were overfilled, distorted, and asymmetrical. I ended up having to pay out of pocket to have the filler dissolved by another provider -- something that never should've been necessary and then reinjected - costing thousands. When I reached out to The Maloney Center, I wasn't rude or threatening. I simply asked for a refund. Dr. Maloney first offered me $800 -- a fraction of what I'd paid -- and then, when I refused, he offered to refund the full amount only if I signed a "Settlement and Release Agreement." That agreement was deeply concerning. It was not a simple refund. It was a gag order -- a contract designed to silence me from ever sharing what happened, even truthfully. It required me to release him from all liability, promise never to speak about my experience, and even agree not to post honest reviews. As someone who coaches trauma and narcissistic abuse recovery, I recognize this dynamic instantly: when a powerful person or institution makes a mistake, instead of accountability, they try to control the narrative. They want silence. They want compliance. They want to protect their image, not the person they harmed. This isn't about revenge. It's about awareness. Patients deserve to know when a doctor mishandles a procedure -- and consumers have the right to speak the truth about their experiences without being bullied or silenced.

I've dubbed Dr. Mina the ATL Pimple Popper and Confidence Life Saver! She removed a cyst on the…read moreback of my head that has travelled with me for 20 years. It was a life changing experience and she guided me through the whole process. Her team is just as awesome very supportive and can make you laugh! What a great experience hoping to have many more experiences with Dr. Mina and her team.

Dr. Mina is an excellent surgeon, her office staff were professional, kind and considerate. Could…read morenot have asked for better evaluation and treatment of my condition.

I am a medical provider.and I know an excellent provider when I see one! I have referred patients…read moreto Dr Moody, and everyone has been quite satisfied with their care. I ended up needing his services, he was attentive and did an excellent job taking care of me! Now I could see "in person," why my patients have been so satisfied with him. He was very knowledgeable and attentive and showed compassion with his care for me. Reminded me of how Jesus gently treated people when he walked the earth. Meaning compassion and love for what he does. It makes me mad to read some of the negative "mean reviews," he has on google. The majority of his reviews 98% are excellent, but it goes to show you that you cannot please everyone no matter how hard you try. People don't realize the amount of stress, and weight on a providers shoulders... and education we go through to get where we are at. Dr Moody "IS NOT" a money grabber and he had gone the extra mile with all of my patients! I will keep referring my patients to him, he is a "top notch" dermatologist! One of my patients I had broken out in a rash I had no idea what he had. I asked mother if I could take a picture of the rash, she agreed ....Dr moody agreed to fit him in his schedule when the day was almost over! Find out later mom could not afford another Dr visit and Dr moody had called me she never showed up. Dr Moody than told me what I could try based on the pictures! He went above and beyond the call. The irony of it mom wrote a bad review on my website... unbelievable. But my point is, goes to show you that you cannot always trust a review. Hats off to Dr Moody, and thank you for the compassion, love and care you give others. His entire staff was excellent and very professional -Paul Beck

DO NOT UTILIZE Dr. Moody's practice. This man has zero bedside manners. My 3-year-old has horrible…read moreeczema that keeps her up itching at night. Her pediatrician recommended the Dupixent shot because her skin gets so bad it turns similar to alligator skin. Needless to say, I found a derm back in August and baby girl began her treatments and we have been able to sleep! Well, the office fell out of network with her insurance a week before her 3rd dose. That's when I encountered the HORRIBLE interaction with Dr. Moody. He began by reading her chart notes I had brought with me. Then he tells me that he doesn't give Dupixent to children due to the side affects it has lead to (specifically, swollen eyes and some sort of cancer). Although I was disappointed, I understand that every MD treats differently. I simply asked Dr. Moody if he could explain that to his staff since when I called I asked specifically for the shot for a child. If I had been told from the initial phone call that this MD doesn't offer the shot to kids, I wouldn't have came in and someone else could have used that appointment time. His response was "I don't have to listen to any other doctors recommendations." I explained that I wasn't referring to her previous provider but to his own words spoken less than 10 mins prior. He then stated "Listen this will not be an argument." I stated that it wasn't an argument, I was just asking to inform your staff that you don't offer the Dupixent shot to children. The reason for two stars is because the lady at the front helped me to find the building and she ended up being in the room with us when the Dr came in. She was sweet. After the MD walked out (visibly upset), she was still smiling and sweet. Saying it was ok when I told her that I wasn't trying to upset him, I just wish I was informed before so I could have found another option for my poor baby girl.

Dr. Jacobson diagnosed my macular degeneration in both eyes. Ever since then, he has monitored it…read moreand treated it with injections. It has been a huge success. My macular degeneration is completely under control and my vision is good. Dr. Jacobson pays attention to the patient's entire health and has alerted me to several issues unrelated to the eyes. He is the most conscientious and meticulous doctor that has ever treated me.

I saw Dr. Rali for the second time and he is much better than what I experienced before. He…read moreexplained everything made it very clear and listened to my concerns. Unfortunately I have to go back to my original doctor but I appreciated Dr. Rali and wish he would've been my surgeon. Also, as usual, the front desk staff is awesome!

Love coming here for treatments they make easy to combine in a visit. The facility is pristine, the…read moreteam is sooo so welcoming and I always leave feeling rejuvenated and taken care of. I did an NAD drip while prepping for RF microneedling and collagen-stimulating injections, then finished in the hyperbaric chamber with red light. The next night I got carded at the bar for the first time in years I love visiting the graivier center on my trips to Atlanta. Shout out to Dr. Hill and aesthetician Ashley!!

Two years ago I had cryotherapy for my chest keloid with Dr. Hill. I expected the area to heal with…read morea small scar, but in the months that followed, the scar got worse. It got bigger and redder. Dr. Hill treated it with steroid shots and three rounds of IPL but nothing worked. Finally, I sent an email to ask if he had botched the surgery and if there was any hope of the area getting better because I want to be a reasonable person and just move on with my life if the answer is no. He got me in for a follow up right away and admitted that because the stitches had ripped during surgery, this triggered more trauma to the area. The surgery was unsuccessful and my body did not respond. He offered to do another surgical removal (without the cryotherapy) but that there was only a 50-60% success rate. I asked his assistant if she would do the surgery if she were in my shoes, and she gave me an evasive, "I think you should do it if it makes you happy." That told me everything I needed to know. A week or two later I sent a follow up email to say that I was going to decline surgery and asked for a partial refund. Seeing as Dr. Hill did take a lot of time in trying to help me after surgery, I thought this was a fair ask and worth a shot. Unfortunately, I never got a response. I sent a follow-up last week to kindly remind them to respond to my email, but they never did. Now, if they don't want to give me a refund, there's nothing I can do. I just figured that anyone in my position would do the same, but this is completely unprofessional, considering I am a patient in their care. I cannot recommend the Graivier Center to anyone hoping to get a chest keloid removed. Save your money and stay away.

Dear Dr Whiteman I can't thank you enough for taking the extra time to do such a great job. I can't…read moreeven imagine what it must be like to go in and repair another surgeons previous work. Your skills are amazing and literally life changing . I feel whole again for the first time in what seemed like forever . Thank you to all your amazing staff Jackie,Beth and Maria and the hospital staff they are the best treated me kindly and made me feel like I'm their only patient . I am so glad this journey ended with finding you . Thank you! Eleanor T.

I really love Dr. Whiteman. I was very excited for him to do my blepharoplasty and neck/chin lipo…read more He is a very professional. He is an excellent doctor and I like his office staff. The reason for the three stars is because although he did a competent job, he was too conservative on the amount of skin he removed from my eyelids and left them still looking saggy. It was definitely an improvement, but was not the phenomenal result that I was hoping for. At 50, with good skin, I think that the result I was hoping for was achievable. After two years, it already looks like I need to have them done again. My neck was also an improvement, but not nearly as taut as it should've been all things considered. One side was left more flabby than the other side. I understand these things can happen during surgery and nothing is guaranteed. However, I do feel that a different surgeon could've given me a better result. So while I would not recommend him to family or friends, I would also not discourage people from using him because I have seen other results that are better than mine.