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    ActIVate Drip Spa

    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    River Oaks Beauty & Weight Loss Center

    River Oaks Beauty & Weight Loss Center

    4.2
    (29 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    I rarely leave negative reviews, but after my experience with River Oaks Beauty & Weight Loss…read moreCenter, I feel obligated to share it so that others can make an informed decision. I initially purchased a Groupon for Restylane filler because the advertisement specifically indicated it could be used for lines around the mouth. However, once I arrived for my appointment, I was told that the filler included in the Groupon was not appropriate for that area and was encouraged to purchase a different, more expensive filler instead, which immediately felt misleading. I was told I needed three syringes to achieve the desired result. Yet after the second syringe and part of the third had been used, the doctor began asking me where I wanted the remaining filler injected. If three syringes were truly necessary to address my concerns, it was confusing that there was product left over. Unfortunately, eight months later, I still have visible bumps and small lumps on the left side of my chin from the filler placement (see photo). The clinic offered to dissolve the filler, but that would have meant losing the money I had already spent, and after the outcome I experienced, I no longer felt comfortable moving forward with additional corrective treatment. To make matters worse, the original lines I wanted treated remain visible, and I was told I would need to purchase another syringe if I wanted further improvement. My experience with the weight-loss program was equally disappointing. Before visiting the clinic, I was told the injections started at $499 per month (see photo). What was not disclosed beforehand was the additional physician consultation fee and the strong push to purchase "muscle mass" injections. Rather than being presented as an optional add-on, these injections were insistently recommended, with emphasis placed on the muscle loss that could occur if I did not purchase them. As someone seeking help with weight loss, this felt less like a medical recommendation and more like fear-based sales pressure. By the time all the additional charges were added, I had spent nearly $900. Despite the expense, I experienced absolutely no reduction in appetite, cravings, portion sizes, or feelings of fullness. I also did not lose weight. When I contacted the clinic to explain that the medication appeared to be having no effect whatsoever, I was surprised by the response. What concerned me most was that I was offered Phentermine (see photo), an appetite suppressant with a long list of potential side effects, including cardiovascular risks. My medical records clearly indicate that I have a history of irregular heartbeats, yet this medication was still recommended. Thankfully, I always research medications before taking them and decided not to proceed. This raised serious concerns for me about whether patient medical histories and safety considerations were being adequately reviewed before treatment recommendations were made. Throughout my interactions with the clinic, I repeatedly felt that transparency took a back seat to upselling. The Groupon led to a more expensive filler. The advertised weight-loss price grew substantially once I was in the office. Additional injections were strongly encouraged. When treatments failed to produce results, the solution seemed to be purchasing more products or services. I understand that not every treatment works the same way for every patient, and I recognize that medical outcomes cannot be guaranteed. However, patients deserve clear pricing, honest expectations, individualized medical care, and treatment recommendations that prioritize their well-being over additional sales. Between the filler complications that remain visible months later, the lack of results from the weight-loss program, the unexpected costs, and the recommendation of a medication that appeared inappropriate given my medical history, I cannot recommend this clinic. I hope my experience helps others ask the right questions and carefully research their options before committing to treatment.

    The staff is always very polite, fast and professional. River Oaks beauty has everything you need.read more

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    Her Down There

    Her Down There

    3.4
    (8 reviews)
    5.5 mi

    I am BIG on reviews. Reviews are from real people experiences and even though we read the bio, the…read morereviews will persuade us the most. Availability: I love the fact that they are open on a Saturday. This helps tremendously and I really appreciate that. Communication: The receptionist, the patient portal, and the doctor communication is 10/10. I was at work and was able to do a virtual call about my ultrasound results. Super convenient. I also sent a message in the patient portal and I kid you not, it was 7:20 in the morning and Dr. responded in 5 mins. I love that!!!!! I read about the receptionist having an attitude... NEGATIVE! Always professional and kind. Ambience : Clean, peaceful and welcoming! Overall 20/20 Thank you sooo much!

    If you enjoy chasing a doctor's office for basic communication, dealing with an AI instead of an…read moreactual human being, and discovering surprise $100 "no-show" fees for appointments you didn't believe were properly confirmed, then Her Down There may be the place for you. Otherwise, I would stay far away. From the very beginning, the scheduling process was a mess. You don't simply call and speak to someone. You deal with an automated/AI system, wait for a text with appointment times, respond with your choice, and then apparently wait however long it takes for them to actually confirm it. In my case, I selected an available time and did not receive confirmation until days later. By then, my schedule had changed. I tried calling to speak to an actual person and clear up the confusion. Once again--AI operator. I was told someone would call me back. Nobody did. I got another text. That should have been my sign to RUN. Then came the $100 bill. I paid it because I assumed it had something to do with my copay. Imagine my surprise when I learned that the $100 was supposedly for "no-show" appointments--appointments that I had been trying to get clarification about in the first place. Eventually, I got another appointment. I was late to that appointment, and I will absolutely own that. I had no problem rescheduling. What I DID have a problem with was being told that the $100 I had already paid could not even be applied toward my future appointment because they considered the previous appointments no-shows. Excuse me? I wasn't asking for special treatment. I wasn't even asking for my money back. I simply wanted the $100 I had already paid applied toward my future appointment. After going back and forth with the receptionist, Nurse Practitioner Letrice Macon stepped in. I explained what had happened. Her solution? Tell me that I was apparently not the right patient for their office and refund my money--which, again, I DID NOT ASK HER TO DO. I was also told that the text messages were confirmation enough and that they do not have time to call patients to confirm appointments. That statement told me everything I needed to know. Apparently, there is time to charge a patient $100 for a disputed no-show, but not enough time to have an actual human being return a phone call when that patient is trying to straighten out an appointment. Make that make sense. Healthcare is already stressful enough. Patients should not have to battle an automated system just to communicate with their provider's office, then worry about being charged substantial fees when the communication process breaks down. And what bothered me just as much as the money was the attitude. Instead of trying to understand why a patient was confused and resolve the issue professionally, I felt dismissed--as though questioning a $100 charge and asking for basic clarification somehow made me unsuitable for the practice. If expecting clear appointment confirmations, returned phone calls, transparent fees, and professional customer service makes me "not the right patient," then I am perfectly happy to take my business elsewhere. I have NEVER experienced a doctor's office operate like this. Based on my experience, I absolutely would not recommend Her Down There. The communication was terrible, the scheduling process was unnecessarily frustrating, and the handling of the $100 no-show charges left me seriously questioning the fairness and transparency of their practices. There are too many healthcare providers out there who understand that patients deserve both medical care and basic respect. I suggest finding one of them.

    ActIVate Drip Spa - medicalspa - Updated August 2026

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