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    Acupuncture Healing Center

    Acupuncture Healing Center

    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I have the lucky gift of receiving instant effects from acupuncture. Dr Ding is amazing. From the…read morefirst moment you walk into his office you get a peaceful vibe. He's usually right there to greet you with a smile, ask how you are feeling. My first visit I got an immediate reaction from him as if he knew some things before I told him. Simple, basic form to fill out on first visit, as you would anywhere. His work area is clean and well kept. I do basic acupuncture for now, but I'm interested in cupping and some of the other treatments he offers. As I said I got immediate results in my jaw pain and sleeping issues- not everyone is lucky enough to get immediate results but regardless, acupuncture works and Dr Ding is the best. He has two offices, one in Pompano and the one that I visit in Lauderhill. He also has healing Chinese Herbs available but doesn't push them on you. All in all, Dr Ding is the only acupuncturist for me now. I recommend him to all.

    Traditional Chinese Acupuncture is a highly recommended natural effective alternative treatment…read moreoption for many ailments. Also excellent as a routine preventative maintenance regiment for overall well-being. Ask Dr. Ding which treatment options would best suit your specific needs. Be it acupuncture, acupressure or other specialized natural treatments, in which he will gladly tailor to your specific needs. Dr. Zhenguo Ding draws patients willing to travel from across the globe to receive treatments in his Lauderhill office. Treatments that have successfully cured ailments ranging from chronic pain such as fibromyalgia, Bells Palsy and other palsies, to customized Cancer treatments. Cancer treatment plans, that have for many, -following a case by case aggressive natural treatment plan, left zero traces of the disease during radiology follow-ups via MRI scans. Dr. Ding is a very kind, professional and skilled practitioner, that cares a great deal for his patients, and HEALING, rather than simply treating "symptoms" with surgery or prescription drugs, as with much of today's modern medicine. I have been a patient of Dr. Ding for the past 2+ years following a brain tumor that I had undergone a 7 hour brain surgery procedure to remove in 2009. The procedure ultimately rendered me not only 100% deaf in 1 ear, but with 90% facial paralysis on the right side of my face. Despite the fact that I work with a network of surgeons between Los Angeles and Miami, that are amidst the "Top 10 Doctors in the Nation", specializing in Nuerotology/Otolaryngology, even they suggested I would at best after corrective reanimation surgeries, only have 30% facial return to function on the affected side. This would also be after completing a similar invasive surgery such as the initial tumor removal. Even with corrective surgery, there still would be no guarantee of a successful outcome, or that the corrective procedures wouldn't do more harm than good. As it was, I had already gone through enough, and the odds were not to my delight. At which point I researched alternative medicine specific to paralysis treatments. I discovered through "Pub Med" how Chinese Doctors overseas we're using acupuncture with electric stimulation. Concluding a higher success rate for recovery, and nerve return-to function. I then sought out specialists in FL, which is how I found Dr. Ding. After only 3 months of treatment, I noticed my first signs of nerve function return. Nearly 2 years later, the outcome has exceeded the recovery outcome projected by my other treating MD's, had I have taken the surgical approach. To date, due to Dr. Dings' incredible care, I have approximately 80% function return, and the physical ability to create a smile from both corners of my mouth! According to the House Brackman Scale, I'm approx. a "3") =D Dr. Zhenguo Ding is the best in his expertise, and not just "one of my doctors" yet, a treasured friend. =] His incredible bedside manner, experience, patience, and willingness to educate his patients -by far surpasses the more popular demand for any modern medicine practitioner. Not to mention beneficial RESULTS which speaks for itself!

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    Advanced Eye Surgeons

    Advanced Eye Surgeons

    3.7(22 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Saw dr rose yesterday and it was great. She was thorough and professional. Explained everything…read morein a manner that I can understand. Had to wait a bit but well worth it. She and staff were excellent.

    I was referred to Dr. Archana Gupta, MD, by my primary physician for an eye infection…read more At my initial appointment, I was prescribed prescription eye drops. Several weeks later, I returned for a follow-up because my eye infection had not improved. I was prescribed a different eye drop. Approximately two weeks later, I returned again because the infection was still present despite the second course of treatment. During that visit, I was informed that my eye pressure was elevated, which was noted as a concern, and an optic nerve scan was performed. Based on that evaluation, Dr. Gupta told me that I had glaucoma and optic nerve damage. She emphasized that I should begin glaucoma medication immediately and that treatment should not be delayed. During the discussion, I expressed concern that another prescription eye drop being considered for my eye infection could potentially increase eye pressure, which I understood could be a concern for someone diagnosed with glaucoma. Dr. Gupta acknowledged that concern and decided not to prescribe that medication. However, she continued to recommend that I begin glaucoma treatment without delay. Because glaucoma is a chronic condition that often requires lifelong treatment, and because prescription glaucoma medications can have potential side effects and are intended to treat elevated eye pressure associated with glaucoma or related conditions, I was uncomfortable beginning long-term therapy without obtaining additional medical opinions. Over the following several months, I consulted three independent ophthalmologists, including a glaucoma specialist. Each of those physicians independently told me that, based on their evaluations, they did not believe I had glaucoma. As a result of these conflicting medical opinions, I did not begin glaucoma treatment. Had I accepted the initial diagnosis without seeking additional opinions, I may have begun long-term treatment for a condition that three subsequent specialists told me I did not have. That possibility was deeply concerning to me and significantly affected my confidence in the initial diagnosis. Based on my personal experience and the subsequent opinions I received, I lost confidence in the initial diagnosis and would not return to this practice. I believe patients should feel comfortable seeking additional opinions when faced with a significant diagnosis or treatment recommendation, particularly when long-term treatment is involved. This review reflects only my personal experience and my honest opinions based on that experience. Other patients may have different experiences with this provider.

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    Beaute Plastic Surgery - Dr Oscar Ramirez Plastic Surgery Office

    Beaute Plastic Surgery

    5.0(1 review)
    0.3 mi

    Dr. Ramirez and his staff are just wonderful! Dr. Ramirez is one of the best plastic surgeon's I…read morehave ever met! His attention to detail and magical hands transformed my body completely! I wish I would have met him sooner, I would have avoided having to correct all the mistakes other surgeons have made. I will be doing a breast reduction and my face soon and I have no doubt he will do a fabulous job! He is hands down the best surgeon in town!! Thank you Dr. Ramirez!

    From the owner: Dr. Oscar Ramirez is Board Certified in Plastic Surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery…read more He was a Fulbright high school scholar in Lima Peru. He graduated as a Physician and Surgeon from “The Major National University of San Marcos” in Lima-Peru, officially considered the oldest University in the Americas. He trained in General Surgery at Franklin Square Hospital; an affiliate of The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland then completed his Plastic Surgery Residency at the University of Pittsburgh. He held academic appointments as a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland (for 25 years). He now is a Adjunct Clinical Professor at the Cleveland Clinic, Florida. He has been a traveling Professor of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Dr. Ramirez is an Internationally acclaimed Plastic Surgeon known for his landmark publications in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. He devotes significant part of his professional time teaching other Plastic Surgeons.

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