Nice, professional practice | Sarah is knowledgeable…read more I didn't receive any treatment from here. I went in collecting information to see if a treatment would be right for my concerns. I've never had any botox, filler, or any cosmetic surgeries done, but I was interested in potentially getting a Radiesse injection to a superficial acne scar on my chin. This place is very professional and in a great location. From the very beginning, I was impressed with being able to get a consultation appointment within a few days as a new client. I was given two options: $200 consultation with Dr. Burgess or complimentary with a nurse. I chose a complimentary consultation with a nurse. The office is very neat, clean, offers a good selection of reputable skincare lines, and Dr. Burgess's magazine in the lobby. And prior to my appointment, paperwork was done online to streamline the appointment process. They're very efficient. My nurse was Sarah, who was very polite and knowledgeable. We talked about my health history, my skin concerns, and she took photos of my face for their files. She was thorough throughout the process. After examining my scar, she determined that my scar was superficial and Radiesse would do more harm than any improvement. She recommended EZ gel, which is a more natural injection with less risk of lumps/bumps since it comprises of my own blood. I really liked her suggestion. She said that EZ gel is best done in a series, so I would start with 3 spaced 4-6 weeks. Each injection is $1000. Sarah worked with stroke patients before working at this practice. She has a lot of experience with EZ gel, so I felt comfortable going with her. Financing is available. They accept credit cards, cash, HSA, and a Care Credit. You can apply for this credit card and set up a payment plan with that. I spoke with Maya also, and while she answered any further questions I had, I just didn't feel encouraged to book my injection appointment after speaking with her. Overall, I had a good experience and was impressed with this office.

Sara Born is a treasure. So supportive and knowledgeable in her role as a nurse in office. Office…read morestaff are kind and supportive. Dr. Burgess is an artist. Highly recommend.

I have been thinking about a tummy tuck for the longest time and finally did it. Dr. Gorin and his…read moreteam are amazing. Dr. Gorin took all the time I needed to answer all my questions, even provided his cell phone number after surgery for any questions. Although I am still very much healing, I'm excited about my results and would recommend Dr.Gorin and his team for any procedure.

I had multiple people recommend Dr Gorin and I'm so glad I listened. Very professional with…read moreexceptional bedside manners. I highly recommend.

A Cautionary Story -- What I Wish I'd Known Before My Breast Augmentation…read more In 2022, I finally decided to get my breast augmentation -- something I had dreamed about for years. I did my research carefully and chose this clinic because the surgeon promoted a "unique technique" that supposedly eliminates the need for a post-surgical compression bra during recovery. That promise was a huge part of why I trusted him with my body. At first, everything seemed fine. But once the swelling settled and I began to really look at my results, I noticed something was off. My left breast had shifted far to the side -- so much that when I lie flat, it literally slides toward the outer edge of my body. Standing up without a bra, my breasts sit noticeably wide apart. When I put on a bra and pull them together, I love the look. But without it, the symmetry and shape are disappointing -- and completely opposite of what I was told to expect. When I shared my concern during my final follow-up, the surgeon brushed it off with, "Side boob is a good look." Maybe for some women it is, but not when one breast has migrated halfway toward my armpit. That's not style -- that's structure gone wrong. I waited a few years to be sure my body had healed before reaching out again, hoping for an honest conversation about possible correction. Instead, I was told I'd have to pay $190 just for a consultation -- and that they don't offer complimentary post-surgery implant checks, even years later. I had assumed they would at least verify that the implants were still properly positioned and safe. For context, most women are required to wear a post-surgical compression bra (a supportive medical garment that holds the implants in place and helps the chest heal evenly). I wasn't asked to wear one because the surgeon claimed his "no-bra recovery method" made it unnecessary. In hindsight, I wish I had worn one anyway -- it might have prevented my outcome.

I've been considering a breast augmentation for years now. Last year, I consulted other doctors in…read morethe area, but they didn't feel right. I thought I had found my doctor after reading the raving reviews and looking at the before and after gallery. When I initially called to make an appointment, Espirt's phones were down. I filled out an online form on their website and got a call back later that day. The woman on the phone was pleasant and scheduled me in. All was good until she asked for the $200 consultation fee - the most expensive fee of any of the other doctors I researched and consulted. The day of my consultation I get a phone call from the receptionist informing me that their 3D imaging is down and I could either reschedule or come in regardless and not get the imaging. I wanted to get the imaging, especially at the $200 consultation fee price, so I rescheduled. The day of my rescheduled consultation I get another phone call from the receptionist saying again that their 3d imaging is down and I can reschedule or come in. I'm a busy mom of two young kids, as any mother knows, it's tough enough to schedule appointments yet alone rescheduling. I decided to keep the appointment and meet with Dr. Connall. Day of my consultation I was greeted by a friendly receptionist. I filled out some paperwork and a nurse brought me back to the consultation room. The nurse was very warm and pleasant (the best interaction I had that day). Dr. Connall was professional and thorough during the consultation and answered my questions however, of all the doctors I've seen he was the only one that recommended a small implant with fat grafting - the cost of two procedures instead of one. Additionally, said I could come in again a year down the road and increase my breast size with another procedure. So, instead of one standard breast augmentation I was looking at 3 to get my desired results. Initially, I liked the idea of fat grafting as I do have some fat tissue to lose, but hindsight I feel like it was an up-sale tactic with the 3 procedures. After the consultation, I was brought into the scheduling room to book surgery. I was interested in getting on the schedule to then go home and talk it over with my husband. I was not told there was a $250 surgery scheduling fee, as my card was charged that same day. So now I'm 450 with Espirt with no 3d imaging and a procedure I didn't intend on getting. I decided to continue with the surgery, as i was excited to finally get my breasts done. On the day of the pre op appointment, I met with a nurse first and as she was going over my notes, she stated I was getting implants and liposuction (not fat grafting). I corrected her and said Dr Connall wanted to do fat grafting in addition to the implant. Another red flag that my surgery was incorrectly written in my file. This led to me having to now get a mammogram because of my age - this was NOT mentioned to me during the consultation by Dr Connall, the nurse or the scheduling secretary. Because of my age, my insurance won't cover a mammogram and it would be an additional 300-500 out of pocket. At this point, I get a huge rush of anxiety. I would not have scheduled the surgery had I'd known I'd have to get a mammogram. There were too many red flags, too chaotic, unorganized, non transparent and sneaky that I decided not to move forward with the surgery. Ultimately, I want to feel safe with the doctor and staff when I'm going under on anesthesia. I want to feel confident that I'm safe, I'll attain my desired results and I want to feel more than I'm just a monetary value. Due to my concerns listed above, we asked for at least my $250, as there was no way I felt safe or valued to go under the knife with them. Dr. Connall refused to refund the $250. He offered to pay for the mammogram, but we explained to him all the red flags and he didn't budge. Dr. Connall refusing to at least refund the $250 is so telling of his character and the Espirt practice. I wouldn't recommend Espirt or Dr. Connall and staff to anyone. I would run far in another direction, as there are competent and compassionate surgeons in the area. Save yourself the $200 consultation fee and just cross this doctor off your list. Best of luck to you reading this review in search of a plastic surgeon!

Never had any botox and fillers in my life. This was my first time ever doing anything to my face…read more My goal is to have healthier looking eyes. Biggest concerns were my hallows and lines since I am 37. I did a lot of extensive research on tear trough fillers. The eye area is a complex area and you only want to have a doctor who specialize on the face to do the job. With tons of research I found Dr. Vila. He was very informative and honest when I asked suggestions. I wanted restalyne on my tear trough and only needed one syringe enough for both my eyes. I had no bruising and no lump. He double check his work and I appreciate his professionalism. I couldn't believe how healthier my eyes looked but I didnt see the full results till a week later. It didnt hurt when he injected the filler so don't worry. I am so happy with my results. Thank you Dr. Vila.

Plastic surgeon. I didnt have work done but I can say he is very thorough in his consult, very…read moreprofessional, and noone in the facility tried to get me to do anything which is wonderful when you are not sure what you want to do

I am so happy I went with Dr. Hu. It's so hard to find someone to trust with cosmetic procedures…read more The staff was so friendly and helpful. Hu did an amazing job and my face healed perfectly. I couldn't be more happy. I highly recommend her. Thank you!!!!!!

I absolutely love Dr. Hu and her team. The knowledge, kindness, the professionalism is outstanding…read more The team is so welcoming. I have worked closely with Dr. Hu and her PA Andrea with my double mastectomy and reconstruction. They both held my hand through three process and was always there for me when I has any questions or concerns. I highly, highly recommend this team.

I had blepharoplasty one year ago and had some complications like dry eye and ptosis and even had…read moreanother physician question my results . Dr Lee became very defensive when questioned about his work and brushed me off telling me nothing was wrong. If you have concerns with your procedure he will not be willing to discuss with and help you.

I waited too long to do this review but it all keeps coming back to my mind and I feel it's the…read moreright thing to do. In October of 2023 I went in for a routine mammo and my primary doctor found that I had chronic bilateral silicone implant rupture with silicone in my lymph nodes. I had been experiencing chronic fatigue, hair loss and joint pain. In other words, Breast Implant Illness. I was told by my primary that I should try to get them removed promptly. So I started looking for a surgeon. I instantly wanted to go back to doctor Mia Skourtis who had put my implants in 10 years prior because I loved her and she did a great job on my surgery. However, she was not available for several more months. I started searching for the next best thing and came across Dr. John S. Lee in Portland Oregon. His website and reviews seemed great over all and the consultation went good with friendly staff. I thought I had made a great decision. His office told me that they did not take insurance but that if I payed upfront they would help me by giving me a discount and the insurance codes to file my claim myself. So I went for it and had surgery in November of 2023. A few days after surgery I came back to the office to take off the bandages for the first time. I sobbed. Dr Lee was not even there and it was just me, my husband and a nurse. I had implant removal with a lift and did not want implants back in but was looking for just more of a healthy and a natural look. Dr. Lee removed the implants, capsulectomy and did a lift but he left my right breast nonexistent. Both breasts are super small because I was small before and then you add a lift and you will lose a half cup size or so. But the right side is completely flat. So as I said, I sobbed that day and the nurse told me to give it time and they will "fluff". It has been two years at least the one has never fluffed. After that visit I walked out feeling sad but hopeful. In the meantime I continued on trying to file the insurance claim. This is where everything else fell apart. It took me almost 7 months to finally get a resolve. After trying to file the claim dozens of times all while trying to heal emotionally and physically, nothing was working for me to get my money back through insurance and his office became so rude to me. I made dozens of phone calls, countless hours on hold with insurance and one day I was told that he was actually "in my network" and that he should have never taken my money but that by law he was supposed to follow his binding contract and work through insurance. At that point I felt so taken advantage of and neglected as a patient. His receptionist Gina was so rude to me. I have all of the emails, results, screenshots from my medical claims, etc. After almost 7 months the final day came that I threatened their office with a lawyer because I was tired and upset. She finally reimbursed me the money owed back to me that they should not have taken. Since then I can see they went through my insurance as they should have done and got their money through the binding contract they had. Besides all of this I have ongoing pain in my right breast and have had to see so many doctors, trying to get resolve on my pain. Dr. Lee has never personally reached out to me and the lack of patient care on his part has left me with no help from the doctor that operated on my body. I would not recommend. My advice, do your own research and talk with insurance. If a doctor is in your network they have a legal binding contract wit the insurance company. It doesn't mean they have to operate on you but if they do then they have to bill insurance. Also, talk very clearly about expected results and what they can do if it is not ok.

Had Botox and Juvederm XC injected by Angela at this office. She did an amazing job. My lips have…read moreminimal swelling and little to no bruising. She addressed my concerns and I got the shape and fullness I was looking for. I was also able to use my brilliant distinction points which is a plus. Not to mention my injections were nearly pain free. The facility was clean and updated. I was also able to speak with Dr.Connall during my consultation to discuss other procedures I was interested in. I felt he listened to my concerns and was able to give me a range of options which would air on the side of a more natural and less invasive side of what he had to offer. I appreciated his ability to take my specific concerns into consideration.

Ashley at the Petroff center is incredible! I have been seeing her for 3 years now and i would not…read moretrust anyone else for my lip, chin, + Botox. Not only is she extremely personable, but professional and always tells me what she recommends. I always feel confident seeing her because of her experience, knowledge, and ongoing education. My biggest concern is always making sure i look natural and she always nails it. I truly cannot Recommend ash enough! Thank you for always making me feel so incredible!

I went to this doctor, Dr. Petroff, years ago for surgery to remove colorless moles on my face and…read morenear my eyes. He was cruel and yelled at me that I was "not in pain". I was. It was traumatizing and shocking (that's why I've been unable to share the experience until now.) If I could have left mid procedure, I would have. Even though his nurse kept imploring him to use anesthesia near my eyes, he wouldn't. It will only take a few minutes, he kept saying. My eyes kept watering because the knife going into my skin near my eyes hurt----badly. And he wouldn't stop yelling at me for it. "Stop that" he yelled again. How could I? It was involuntary. What a horrible man. I've, obviously, never gone back and have told anyone who ever asked what happened. Now I'm sharing the awful experience here. Be careful. I DO NOT recommend this very scary person.