Worst experience in my life.. H ave been nothing but lied to by all of office staff about being out…read moreof network. NOW they won't even except my phone calls.

I have been diagnosed with several bone and joint related problems in my back that need surgery. I…read more previously had a lumbar laminectomy to help minimize pain. That surgery was performed by a surgeon in Las Vegas. That surgery was considered a minimally invasive surgery. However, it took me nearly 5 months to heal enough to return to work without significant pain. The bigger issue was that I had more issues post surgery than I did before. I developed numbness in both legs and down to my feet as well as having strong shocks down my legs. I was referred to Dr. Arthur Ulm to help me with this issue. He agreed I wad a candidate for surgery given the symptoms I was presenting. I had surgery 4 weeks ago, and feel like a million bucks! He did an amazing job! Not only do I have relief from the aches and pains of joint issues, but the shocks going down my legs to my feet are gone! I haven't had this much pain and discomfort relief in over 8 years. He knows what he's doing for sure. His staff was attentive and helpful to me and my wife. He was very communicative and prepared. I felt very comfortable gabbing this work done under his charge. I would recommend him for anyone asking about him. Very happy with the result!

Best lip injections I've had in Nashville. I will be a return customer. Not only did the results…read moreturn out beautiful, she balanced out the lower portion of my face in a way that I hadn't even considered, and was hilarious

I entrusted Dr. J.J. Wendel with my life savings nearly $25,000 to perform a revision surgery to…read moredefine my breast fold (IMF) or crease and lower my areolas , the pepperonis of the breast. I was transparent with him and his nurses about the trauma I had endured, including being abandoned by an ex-partner because of my physical appearance, and I made it clear that this surgery was my attempt to finally heal after the death of my mother and get me life back. I put my total trust in his hands to fix the crease and areolas I came to him for; instead, his care resulted in physical deformity and a total breach of professional conduct. He took my money, ignored my specific surgical goals, and left me more broken than when I arrived. The Physical Facts and Deformity I paid nearly $5,000 specifically for a nipple papule procedure. Instead, my nipple literally fell off in the shower. For months, I sent emails in distress after my surgery before my nipple went down the drain. I was terrified. When I asked for even a partial refund for this $5,000 failure, he refused. Deformity & Scarring: My stomach and breasts still appear as "one piece," as do my back and buttocks now. I paid for a butt lift and I am now left with a deep "ditch" crease extending from my butt crack to my mid-back. It is tight, hideous to look at, and painful. I had a curvy physique before, and now I am flat. Beyond that, I have painful "black popcorn" rugged scars that did not exist before. They are jagged and ugly, extending under my armpit and to my back. My previous incisions were smooth and neat. He kept saying it would be you but better. I am not better, it is worse. Failed Revision: My areolas, werent moved or lowered, which is something I specifically paid for. He kept saying it was improved, but they are in the exact same spot . After a follow-up, he saw me in the hallway and said, "At least they look good with your clothes on." He said it with a smile like he was proud. I sent him a picture of me in office attire with one nipple sitting near my collarbone, poking through my shirt on a Zoom call. It was so embarrassing. I wondered why people were looking at me like that. You can see it sitting way up high in the photo--right breast high, and no nipple on the left. I can't wear office clothes without feeling humiliated. I close my eyes when passing mirrors because I can't bear to look at myself. Unprepared Post-Op I was sent home with surgical drains despite no prior disclosure or care instructions. I was just given a bag full of stuff I didn't understand. I was so lost and confused after my surgery, having no idea what to do with the drains. Now, he has "divorced" me. He emailed me the consent form to release my records at his request, not mine. Because I am on HRT (hormones) and need mammograms, I am now left without a physician to consult with my gynecologist for these necessary cancer screenings. He took my money and left me with medical risks. The Professional Conduct and Verbal Aggression At my six-month checkup in October 2025, it wasn't getting better. He told me to wait until May 2026 for another revision and marked my body again, showing where he would make incisions between my breasts--an area he admitted surgeons normally avoid. He was willing to scar me further even though he admitted the crease was "destroyed" and the surgery wouldn't fix my problem. He insisted I pay even more money for this, despite my nipples falling off. He even made it about himself, complaining that his bills were going when I asked him for at least a partial refund. I sent an email to his office manager asking again for a refund, she had me make an appointment with Dr. Wendel. I did and took my 80 yr old Vietnam veteran dad with me for support. Dr. Wendel was verbally aggressive and yelled: "I don't care how many family members you bring up there, I'm not giving you your money back." AND I QUOTE. He then stormed off. Before the surgery, he was shaking my dad's hand and thanking him for his service. To treat my father that way? My dad did nothing but try to support his daughter. Any parent would.I wouldn't expect a second-class basement mechanic to behave that way, let alone a physician. Conclusion I signed consent forms while nurses called him the "boob whisperer" and told me I could trust him. As a Christian and fellow woman, I trusted them. I have worn a bra 24/7 for nearly a year because he made me believe the crease might form that way, knowing it wasn't true. He told me my crease was destroyed when I came to him so if it was destroyed, why would he take 25k from me? He told me I should be "glad" he took my case and that no other doctor would touch me, which is a lie. Another doctor said they could help, but I can't get the surgery because Dr. Wendel refuses a refund. He keeps saying "it's improved." It's not improved. It's changed, but changed doesnt mean better. I am deformed, humiliated, and out of my life savings.

Excellent hand surgeon! I had two trigger finger released and also had the Basil procedure on my…read morethumb as osteoarthritis in my thumb joint. I could not even write my name I was in so much pain. Today, I have full use of my hand.

I have known Dr. Coogan for fifteen years. He performed my first carpal tunnel surgery the early…read morepart of 2000. My other hand required the same surgery about a year later. Both surgeries were successful with no complications. He and his staff (including physical therapy) were very caring and it was obvious that my health was their No. 1 priority. My down time and physical therapy were very minimum. I do not have a scar on either hand indicating where the surgeries were performed. Even other medical professionals question the incision location on my hands. My third surgery performed by Dr. Coogan was in November of 2015. I had trigger finger surgery. My stitches were removed six days after surgery and my incision looks really good. It appears physical therapy will not be necessary. Even after 15 years he has the same nurse working directly with him. It was reassuring to me that she would be assisting him with my needs. She is always professional and pleasant with a smile on her face. I feel blessed to have a doctor of his quality. If you have any medical needs concerning your hand(s), I would highly recommend Dr. Coogan! Thank you Dr. Coogan for your stellar expertise, Rebecca M Hendersonville, TN

I TRULY can't say enough good things about Ingram cosmetics. I was referred to him after a close…read morefriend saw him for a mini tummy tuck and a breast lift and her results were incredible. First, I want to say that the care of the entire staff has always been empathetic, caring, personable, and reliable. I know exactly how everything is going to go and what to expect each and every time. Second, my tummy tuck results changed my life for the better. I wanted nothing in life as much as I wanted a tummy tuck, and Dr. Ingram delivered and made my dreams come true. I loved the care so much that I recently went back to receive a upper bra line life and removal of my love handles, and again, I couldn't be happier. I am so in love with my new body and I truly can't believe there are people out there dedicated to making this happen like Dr. Ingram and his staff. I cannot recommend them enough.

I'm a year out from my surgery with Dr. Ingram. I STRONGLY suggest if you're seeking services, seek…read moreanyone else but him. I had to have 2 surgeries and was left with a worst result than what I initially came in for. I went in for a reduction as I was unhappy with the unevenness and aesthetics of my breasts. After my first surgery, literal string (what was supposed to be the PERMANENT stitching) starting coming out of my breast to where you could just pull it out. Stitches popped despite following after care instructions to a tee, I had holes in my tissue, and Ingram said I was one of the few cases who happened to be allergic to the suture. This left me with heinous results. He offered to repair using different materials. I very regrettably let him revise after he insisted he could repair and leave me with the results I was looking for. He was lying through his teeth. My breasts look worse than ever before, than what I initially even went in for. The second time, another stitch popped and I was completely brushed off after bringing it to their attention and told it was nothing to worry about. I'm now left with a huge scar in this area. I'm left with horrid heinous uneven scarring in general all around my breast. When I went to get my stitches taken out the second surgery, I passed out from the pain. I fell into the chair and right after I came to, they just left the room. They literally just left me in there alone. It was the most bizarre experience I've ever had with a doctor. No one stayed with me to make sure I was okay, there were no apologies, and they never once checked in with me after that appointment. I went through surgery to be botched not once, but twice by the same doctor. I wish he was more transparent that this wasn't the surgery for him to complete as he clearly did not have the skills to execute like he said he did. I went in to my first surgery hopeful and excited after meeting with Ingram. After my experiences and the constant daily visual I have of complete disappointment, I urge you to not make the same mistake I did.

Went to Dr King for bleeding underneath my toe skin. He said they were blood blisters due to…read moreRaynauds syndrome that I have on my hands. He used a scalpel to scrape off the bloody skin. He told me how to soak my feet when I have a Raynauds attack. He was so nice and knew exactly what it was immediately . He told me to come back as needed. I highly recommend him!

Wonderful! I needed a new podiatrist to help with on going care from an older injury. Dr Mitchell…read moreis wonderful

Dr. Petty is a great surgeon. Also their physical therapy facility in Mt Juliet is excellent…read moreKrista is a wonderful therapist.

Hemmed and hawed for almost a year whether or not to write this review, yet still being in pain…read moreafter all this time, here it goes... My first visit with Dr. George rubbed me the wrong way. Before even poking her head through the door, she asked "how are you doing today sir". Well, I'm a woman with what some people would consider a man's name. I was also grossed out that the tables do not have paper on them for cleanliness and no disinfectant to clean between patients. She looked at my x-rays and moved my leg around stating she heard a pop...I didn't hear one. She ordered me an MRI at TOA's location in Nashville stating it'd be a quicker turnaround. Upon returning after my MRI result, she told me I had a torn meniscus and needed surgery, as it would not heal itself. No other remedies. She explained things so quickly, I was lost. I did have the surgery soon after. I was told to book physical therapy right away. So after one week, I went to pt and have regretted it since. Whether the surgery did or did not work, I don't know. Ever since that one pt appointment, I've been in pain. I mentioned it on follow-ups with Dr. George who told me it takes time to heal. Well, it's a year later and it appears another surgery (with a different surgeon who has tried other options first) is in my near future.

Dr. Kaminsky is awesome! He did shoulder surgery on my husband and he never took a pain pill! His…read moretherapy is going great! We couldn't be more pleased! He's a great surgeon and very personable! He's taking great care of my husband! Dr. Kaminsky is awesome. We highly recommend him! Donna Jordan

I went to visit Dr. Kaminsky for my shoulder because I was experiencing severe pain. I was hesitant…read moreabout undergoing surgery, worried it might not help. I'm really glad I went through with it; even though I'm still recovering, I'm feeling much better, and I owe that to Dr. Kaminsky. I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for the outstanding care I received during my treatment. He is truly one of the best in his field. From the initial surgery to the follow-up appointments, he made sure I understood every part of my treatment. The staff were incredibly friendly, and their support was invaluable. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Kaminsky to anyone looking for an exceptional orthopedic surgeon. His unique approach and commitment have made a lasting impact on me, and I will always be grateful for the excellent care from him and his team.

Dr John Zukbus told me two years ago that he could help me fight stage four cancer; well thank…read moreJesus he did exactly that- the tumor are undetectable and I feel great- the doctors in Alabama never told me when I was in the hospital and at ER several times with a psa of 126. Dr Zukbus was upfront and helpful; I think it should be a crime for any Dr not to tell a patient the truth; what he paid for. Dr Zukbus deserves six(6) sincerely, Alan

I am a current patient at Tennessee Oncology who's been battling stage 4 glioblastoma brain tumors…read moresince February 2024. I'm writing to share my experience and offer suggestions to improve patient care at your facility. MRI Scheduling & Results: Scheduling an MRI and meeting with the doctor on the same day is ineffective if the doctor doesn't have the results available. It wastes both the patient's and provider's time. Please consider adjusting scheduling protocols so results are ready and available before the consultation. Visual MRI Review: It should be standard practice for doctors to review MRI scans with patients using visual comparisons to prior scans. This helps the patient clearly understand any changes in tumor size or progression. Medication & Supplement Tracking: It's frustrating to be asked what medications and supplements I take when these are prescribed or documented by your team. There should be a centralized, up-to-date record that can be easily reviewed and updated each visit, rather than relying on patient recall every time. MRI Machine Availability: Having broken MRI machines and forcing terminally ill patients to wait weeks for rescheduling is unacceptable. There must be sufficient equipment or contingency plans in place to ensure timely scans for patients with critical needs. Nutrition Awareness: Offering candy and sugary treats in a cancer treatment facility is highly inappropriate. Sugar fuels many forms of cancer, and handing it out is akin to offering a cigarette to a lung cancer patient. Please reconsider the nutritional options you provide in the waiting areas. I share this feedback not to criticize but to advocate for better patient care. I would be happy to speak directly with your team to help improve the patient experience at Tennessee Oncology. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Joe Fiore

Fast, efficient, and friendly. I am very pleased with his work. The staff was friendly too.read more

I was a patient at this practice for several years, maybe had half a dozen appointments and they…read morewere always with a female NP who was just fine, I never actually met the doctor. Now I've moved to another state and I called the office to get my records. The lady on the phone told me they were in storage and they would have to retrieve them, it might take a while. No problem, I understand. So imagine my surprise when i got them in the mail in less than a week. I can't speak to Dr. Day's competence, but everyone else there has always been great!