My issue with her began almost immediately after my breast reduction surgery when at my first…read morepost-op appointment I realized that one nipple was about an inch higher than the other, one breast a cup size larger, and a cut around to my back along where a bra would sit, now with pain along the scar. After a year of healing I ended up with what appeared to be a 3rd nipple, she attempted to fix it and now I have 2 raised spots where my cleavage should be. She was defensive, dismissive and rather cavalier about my being upset at the results of her surgery. The supporting staff were wonderful.

This doctor is a hack, and will lie and then not correct his mistakes…read more He was to correct a previous breast lift. It wasn't so bad, only that implants were too large and I wanted a further reduction. JB was very specific about what he would do to stop sag. I agreed to pay his extra ordinary charge with assurance he would do what he said. But after surgery, my 10 day second follow up, I showed a chunk of skin hanging from under my left breast. I also had concerns then that my nipples were way to high. Jb agreed and said he would need to redo my nipples and remove chunk of skin. He told me I was healing fine and to return for check up in 2 months. He said we'd discuss the fix then. I made the appointment when I left. 2 months later when I returned for my appointment...JEREMY BENEDETTI WAS GONE. HE LEFT FLORIDA FOR VIRGINIA. NO NOTICE. NO FOLLOW UP. The office was taken over by another doctor who was willing to charge me for the fix. JB IS A HORRIBLE SURGEON. My breast got worse and I had no idea he cut out so much breast tissue and very small implant, breast are uneven, one side has implant that shifted. it's drastically different and not attractive. I wish I would have never. ALSO....I had a blepharoplasty and nose tip surgery for symmetry about 1 year prior to breast. I knew at the time he nipped a piece from left nostril. But worse is how the under eye surgery needs a correction. He took out the fat pads but a handful of years later I have way to much lose skin under my eye. JEREMY BENEDETTI IS AN UNSKILLED SURGEON AND UNETHICAL IN CARING FOR HIS PATIENTS.

I have never wrote a bad review on anything, simply because it doesn't get you anywhere…read more However, I am writing this to warn people not to go to Dr Benedetti. I had breast surgery preformed by Dr Benedetti several years ago and was left severely scared. Not to mention I have uneven breasts now. I went in for a consultation to the doctor to have my original implants replaced. Dr Benedetti suggested that I need a breast lift also. I trusted him so I paid the extra $8000 for the lift. I woke from my surgery and was informed of a mishap during the procedure. Apparently one of the surgical instruments malfunctioned and burnt a hole in the middle of my chest. I really didn't think it was a big deal, as I've had burns before and they have healed very well. I went to my follow up appointment with the doctor. He assured me the burn would be fine if I used the cream he SOLD me for $100. I was shocked that he charged me. So shocked that I paid for it. The scar never got better. I have a huge burn mark in the middle of my chest 2 and a 1/2 inches long and a 1/2 inch in width. That's not the end of it. Dr Benedetti decided during the surgery that my implants needed to be larger, even though I told him I wanted to remain the same size. I went into the surgery with implants the size of 250 and he doubled the size to 500. Please bare in mind, Dr Benedetti took most of my skin away, due to the breast lift he recommended. So now I have two globs under my chin. Not to bad you may think? Well they are not even. One of my nipple is 2 inches higher than the other. Also when my muscles tenses one of my breasts cuts straight across the bottom just under my nipple, almost like the bottom of the breast disappears. It's hard to explain, it just looks freaky. Ok, everyone makes mistakes, right? Well I didn't seek legal advice, although everyone thought I should. I thought I'd give him the chance to fix it. I had several conversations with the office manager over the phone and visits to the office for follow ups. I told him I wasn't happy with my scar and my breast results. Dr Benedetti agreed. He said my breasts look horrible and they should be fixed before the scar. Then he proceeds to tell my that my bill would be less expensive for me if I chose to have the procedure in his office. THAT IS WHEN I LOST ALL FAITH IN Dr BENEDETTI. I walked out of there and never contacted him again, nor did he ever contact me. I'm very sad to write this bad review, but I wouldn't want anyone else to go through extra surgery and heart ache, not to mention the extra costs and down time! I had to leave a one star because the is no option for a zero star.

Dr. Park convinced me to do a surgical procedure (nasal valve surgery) I didn't need, and that…read moreended up causing significant damage. He told me the proposed procedure was "easy", "routine", and "proven". I ended up with chronic pain in my face and a complete inability to breathe through my nose. I have subsequently travelled to see top nose surgeons around country and they unanimously have said Dr. Parks plan with me was doomed from square one. Two of surgeons were baffled by Dr. Park's ineptness, and they were obviously sorry for what he did to me. I actually had to battle out of serious depression because of the damage Dr. Park caused. I am writing this review with the hope that it prevents future prospective patients from letting him fool you into surgery. Do not let him touch you.

I have spent years battling with a deviated septum that has caused me many health problems. I have…read morebeen told by three doctors that I have a severely deviated septum that needs to be corrected with surgery. I have been waiting all of these years because of job changes that created changes to my insurance and relocations that have caused changes with my doctors. I have chronic headaches, dizziness, insomnia, nosebleeds, have episodes where I have passed out from lack of oxygen, etc. My local ENT doctor told me that I was a complicated case and would need some degree of reconstructive (plastic surgery) and that he wasn't comfortable doing the surgery and that no one in the area was good enough to take it on. He referred me to Dr. Park. I have waited years to finally have an appointment with a surgeon to schedule my surgery, and once referred, I had to wait 3 months to get in with Dr. Park. When the appointment came, a doctor Hyde was the one that came in. He told me that he worked for Dr. Park, which immediately caught me off guard since I had waited so long to see Dr. Park. When Mr. Park finally came in (accompanied by three medical students) he entered the room with a certain arrogance about him. I immediately could tell that this wasn't going to go well. His demeanor was that of a stuck up, full of himself, holier than thou surgeon that every potential patient dreads. He began to examine me, spouting out medical terms such as "lateral collapse" to the student that was updating my medical record. Meanwhile all of the students are staring at me, which as you can imagine, was very uncomfortable. Mr. Park told me that I had about 20% usage of my right nostril and called me a "mild case". He said "some people can't breathe out of their noses at all". He completely dismissed me, and made me feel like I was just in search of a nose job. I was referred to Dr. Park because I was told by a highly reputable surgeon that I would need some aesthetic surgery in addition to the medical aspect. I never mentioned plastic surgery to either doctor. Mr. Park kept trying to convince me that I didn't need surgery, and kept using lingo that only surgeons would understand. When I would ask him to clarify he would respond with " As I said", or " Again". He was talking AT me and down on me. I almost started crying, and my frustration was clearly displayed on my face and with my body language. Dr. Park stood to my side so I had to turn my body just to speak to him and look up at him. He told me that I didn't need surgery, even though I was desperately spouting off about all of the years of suffering, the struggle to breathe, the lack of sleep and of sanity from living a life with oxygen deprivation. He dismissed me with nothing but a recommendation to do a sleep study, that maybe I had sleep apnea. I am back to square one. After years of effort to get my nose fixed, I was pushed to the side; talked to like a girl that was just trying to get a nose job. I was in tears the entire 2 hour drive back home, back to square one. I hope that Mr. Park will be forced to come to terms with how he has set myself and others back on their battle to improve their quality of life.

I just left the Culpeper office after having a terrible experience. Darlene was rude from the…read moremoment my husband and I walked in. She accused me of not filling out the forms online, when in fact I had filled them out online. She was abrupt, rude and completely out of line. At one point she told me to watch who I was talking to. I would never go back there, and in fact I will let my husband's dentist know that I hope he won't recommend this place again. Dr. Jackson said he was sorry and would speak to Darlene, but he said she "might" need counselling or remediation. I suggested she should not work at the front office of a doctor's office if she can't show some kindness and basic civil discourse with patients.

Had one wisdom tooth removed on a Friday. Was assured a "quick and easy" recovery by Dr. Jackson…read morewith no need for stitches since it was an upper tooth. Was sent home with a minimal amount of pain medication (8 hydrocodone). By Sunday morning I hadn't slept for 24 hours, was in increasingly, unbearable pain and out of meds. I called the on call Dr. (Solomon) Who sounded annoyed and told me that he was unable (read, unwilling) to prescribe more medication without being seen again and that it would have to wait another 24 hours until Monday morning. Ultimately, I ended up in the E.R. for pain management which cost me an additional 500.00. The icing on the cake was when I later received a bill for another 70.00 after paying upfront. I called the office, explained the above and asked for the last bill to be waved and was denied. I wonder if dentists get compensated for referring patients to this office???? *****If you take your chances here, don't take a Friday appointment. If you have complications on the weekend you are screwed!! The on call phone number isn't worth the paper it's printed on.*****

If you're reading this, good job! You're doing your homework and not just taking someone else's…read moreword for it at the UVA breast care center like I did. Dr. Campbell is an excellent plastic surgeon as long as you don't encounter an issue. How's your luck? He misdiagnosed me with complex regional pain syndrome suddenly after an echocardiogram wand got jammed into my left lateral side too hard. I had zero pain previous to the echocardiogram. He said I should have been healed and the echo shouldn't have mattered. Maybe I was healed, but I'm not indestructible. The breast implant dislodged, sagged, and I was left in horrible pain. I had extensive nerve pain and stabbing chest pains. I can't pass an EKG. He didn't believe I needed a surgery to repair my left breast, just pain management. UVA pain management refuted his diagnosis of complex regional pain syndrome. I guess being disfigured is fine after a whole year in chemo, immunotherapy, and mastectomy. It's just sagging after only two months post reconstructive surgery. The empathy from this organization is just so low to non-existent in my personal experience. It's really hard to get an appointment as well, unless the "gods" approve it. I got dismissed from UVA due to patient/doctor trust being broken. Basically, I just didn't agree with Dr. Campbell and apparently his word is Biblical there at UVA. The Johns Hopkins doctor I went to had a very different opinion. He immediately said I need surgical repair after examining me. I did not have to ask for one. I'm getting a neurography chest MRI T3 and then surgery will be scheduled. Soon I will look and feel better, no thanks to Dr. Campbell. Whose opinion would you believe--Johns Hopkins (one of the finest hospitals in the world) or UVA?