I received a email offer for a $298 deal and made my appointment through their website…read more I went in on the day and time only to have them say " the offer didn't go through but we can give you a $389 deal " why not just honor your offer? I showed you the email you sent me! poor customer service!

Regret Choosing Vincent Surgical Arts for Breast Augmentation - Poor Outcome and Follow-Up Care…read more I want to share my experience with Vincent Surgical Arts in hopes that it helps others make a more informed decision when choosing a plastic surgeon over a cosmetic surgeon for breast augmentation. After my surgery, I was immediately unhappy with how my breasts looked and I expressed this directly to the surgeon. I was told to wear a super supportive or push-up bra from both the surgeon and also his nurse to achieve the look I had asked for. That suggestion felt incredibly dismissive--especially after paying so much money for a procedure meant to enhance my body, not one that would require masking the results with a push-up bra. Around four weeks post-op, I noticed stitches poking through the underside of my breasts, which was both painful and alarming. When I went in, the staff pulled the stitch tight and clipped it at the skin, while the remainder was still internal. This didn't instill much confidence in the quality of the surgical aftercare Unfortunately, things only deteriorated from there. At about eight months post-op, I noticed that my incision had risen up onto the actual breast tissue, and the implant had dropped below the incision line. I called to schedule a follow-up and was told the soonest available appointment was five weeks out--despite them actively scheduling new patient consultations and surgeries during that time. As a patient dealing with visible complications and who had already expressed dissatisfaction multiple times, I felt completely deprioritized . By this point, my left breast had completely bottomed out. At nine months post-op, I had my results evaluated by a different board-certified plastic surgeon, who confirmed that the implants had both what was defined as bottomed out, and that if left uncorrected, they would eventually cause my nipples to be exposed, pointing up, even in something as basic as a bikini top. The implants had also migrated laterally, pushing toward my armpits, creating an unnatural and distorted appearance. Completely flat appearing, and no upper pull boob job look at this time. Ultimately, at 10 months post-op, I had to undergo complete reconstructive surgery with another surgeon to correct the issues. This has been an emotional and financial burden that I never anticipated, and I'm still dealing with the aftermath. In my experience, Vincent Surgical Arts failed to provide adequate post-operative care, dismissed serious concerns, and demonstrated poor responsiveness when complications arose. I was never offered any reimbursement, nor did I feel that patient satisfaction was a priority once the surgery was complete. If you're considering surgery here, I strongly recommend getting multiple consultations and being very cautious--especially regarding aftercare support and revision policies. I wish I had done more research before choosing this clinic.

Dr. Katherine Bell was great! I'm experiencing rashes and dermatological issues. She takes time to…read moreexplain the condition and procedures for remedies, she is kind and considerate. Recommendations; allergy testing, which may be cause of rashes, and gave me a refferal to set appointment.

The receptionist are all so rude! I have sat and waited for 30 minutes past my appointment and seen…read morethem turn away an elderly patient who took a taxi there and was 12 minutes late. Anytime you have to call or interact with the receptionists they all act incredibly bothered, not helpful and unnecessarily rude. The dr's should be embarrassed that's who represents their office to patients. The MA's are also horrible. They can't ever call in a prescription correctly without me calling back and asking them multiple times to do it right, or even send it at all.

I went to Dr. Taylor for the acne scar resurfacing procedure back in April, and now that my skin is…read morefully recovered for a while, I think it's time to write a review! To whom you have acne scars, you know the struggles. I've done multiple sessions of microneedling, CO2 laser, emateix etc. throughout the past five years. Unfortunately, those procedures did not help too much given how much money I've spent. One day I saw someone posted about subcision is an effective method for rolling scars which is what I have. After some research, I've found Dr. Taylor! I'm so happy I did. I live in the Midwest so the initial consultation was virtual, Dr. Taylor's staff, Sharene was very helpful, efficient and made the consultation smoothly. I flew to Utah for the procedure which included chemical peel, subcision, and fractional ablative laser. The procedure itself seems very scary from all the videos I've seen online, but Dr. Taylor made sure it was painless. One thing to note, during the procedure my lips got dry and Dr. Taylor asked the nurse to put some Vaseline on. That really showed me how much he cares about his patients! I stayed in Utah for a week for the some followups before heading home. My face was red for couple months, and some numbness due to the tumescent anesthesia, but nothing painful. I'd say my skin was fully recovered from the procedure after three months. The improvement on my cheeks is probably 50-60%. The forehead is not so much, but that's a tough area to treat. Overall, I'm happy that I went to Dr. Taylor and I'll definitely return to his clinic for more service!

I came all the way across country, based on reviews regarding his acne treatment. My acne scars…read morereally weren't even that bad I have some box car and icepick scarring on my cheeks and a few chicken pop mark indentations on my forehead. $7000 wasted - still have the same scarring on my cheeks and, even though my poc marks do look better than before, what once was a relatively smooth forehead, has been left textured and indented with needle marks. Overall, the texture of my skin is worse and I am highly disappointed. As nice as they came across, i cannot recommend Dr. Taylor's practice.

Dr moore is so wonderful and the entire staff are amazing. If I could give a hundred stars I would…read more Great care. Tiffany was amazing in recovery and the anesthesiologist was amazing. I can't say enough good things about this place. If you are on the fence. Go for it.

I just wanted to get on and share what a wonderful experience I have had so far with Dr. Moores and…read morethe staff at 22 Plastic Surgery I am 1 week post op. From my virtual consult to pre op apts to surgery to all my post op questions and care. I can not say enough good things about them and my experience. The staff is so friendly and kind quick to answer any questions not one time did I feel uncomfortable. Dr Moore's is funny and personable not too mention my Tummy Tuck looks amazing so far! I've had no complications. I will definitely be returning for any future operations!!! Thank you for taking such good care of me!!!

No, I'm NOT a "PhD researcher who sells jewelry in her spare time as she posted"…read more Probably the most dishonest doctor I have ever met. I really don't enjoy or feel good about leaving bad reviews, but this is by far the worst experience I have ever had with a business, and if it helps somebody then I guess it's worth it. I was on my way to the airport to help my sister. whose husband was having emergency surgery to take out his esophagus because of cancer. I had an extra hour and I found myself in the Foothill area, I stopped in to see if they could do a little bit of Botox on my forehead, a small area that needed a touchup. When I was there, she started to ask me if I had done any fillers or surgeries.. I told her I had done Filler one time prior. She asked me about my lips, I told her it looks great on some people, but I didn't feel comfortable or interested in big lips. I felt guilty for only getting a few units of Botox (under $100) it was clear she was putting on the pressure to sell me on something. I asked her about filler for my earlobes, I told her $599 was a lot. I didn't know if it was worth it. She said it would fill my earlobes and I would have extra, so I asked what we could do with the Extra. I didn't know if it was worth spending that much just on my ears. She said let's get going and we'll discuss it. I was surprised to see the doctor come in the room, I was wondering why she didn't have a full-time injector.... And I felt really guilty for only getting a few units of Botox, which is why I agreed to purchase one syringe for my earlobes. She kept stopping to take pictures and I knew she was doing this for her Instagram, which was a little annoying, we did not discuss that, and I was in a rush. I'm sitting in the chair, my eyes are shut, I truly hate needles and wiping away tears. Just trying to get through this because it's painful. She stops and says "do you want to put this under your eyes? it will make you look 10 years younger" - I'm a little taken back, we didn't discuss this, my eyes are perfectly fine , they are not sunken in and again this is not something we discussed, but I thought she was looking for a place to put the extra filler. I said "sure" I just trusted her. So I check out, they put a receipt in an envelope and put it in a gift bag and then she proceeds to randomly select things off the shelf, little samples and throw them in the gift bag. I got in the car and headed for the airport. I looked in the bag to see if there's anything I wanted to take with me, there were all these little items that said "not for resale". I thought, "oh that's nice". I then opened the envelope and she had rung my credit card over $4000! I was in shock. I agreed to one syringe at $599 and approximately 10 units of Botox $100. She told me the one syringe would fill my earlobes, and there would be extra, the whole thing that was unclear was where we were going to put the "extra filler". As you can see, she overfilled my earlobes, using more product than I agreed to, and then she proceeded to inject a new expensive product under my eyes that we did NOT discuss. I could not believe what had just happened. I found the pictures online, some of the pictures are ones She took halfway through the process. (when she should've stopped.) as you can see the photo from the airplane, my earlobes were bursting and looked horrible. Look at the pictures that she posted online, that's when she should've stopped. She never discussed additional Filler, I was very hesitant to even buy one syringe. On top of it, she charged me $72 for the product samples she handed me?! Clearly, she had a plan, she brought in additional product without discussing it, not a name, not a price, side effects I mean, just think about it?! And then she overfilled my earlobes so she could justify charging me for an additional syringe that I didn't know about? And then in her post, she has the audacity to make up some story about me being a PhD researcher who makes jewelry on the side.? This woman is so dishonest. I have pictures of what it did to the area under my eye, which was awful, I will post them. There are plenty of people who are honest, please take the time to find someone you can trust.

I come to Portica for preventative botox and it has worked so well. I wasn't so sure I needed it,…read morebut after it wore off the first time, I realized what a difference it made. I love that i have no resting lines, but can still make facial expressions (which I asked for). Dr. Allen is so attentive to detail and makes you feel beautiful. I also have done underarm botox to prevent sweating, and it works so well. Gave me all my confidence back in social settings! Will definitely keep seeing Dr. Allen and coming to Portica.

I would love to give a shout out to my dermatologist Dr Chris Moreno. He always goes above and…read morebeyond what he needs to. Our whole family goes to him. He loves his job and it shows! If you are looking for someone, he is the guy. Lonepeak Dermatology (And I'm not related!!!)

Office staff refuses to give you a cost estimate of your routine procedure. The office manager is…read morerude and unprofessional. I ended up going to the University of Utah Dermatology. Had a great experience.!

Clean and facilities, friendly staff. I came w/my daughter to address some skin issues she was…read moreexperiencing. Dr seemed very caring. I was a little shocked that her Dr suggested Accutane at first shot. I guess you gotta bring in the big guns if your coming to a dermatologist. I was more concerned about my daughters long term health and messing with my daughters hormones. I guess I lean more toward a holistic approach . If that's what your looking for, this is not the place for you. I'm giving 5 stars because the dr was great at listening to my daughter and what she was wanting to do. I could appreciate that.

We love Dr. Barbara!! she is so kind and professional. she puts you completely at ease and answered…read moreall of our many questions never ever feel rushed. She gave us samples of products she recommended. My daughter whose scared of needles did so well and Wyatt put her right at ease. They are all fantastic and friendly and i'm sending all my family to them.

If you're like me, you'll postpone going to the doctor for as long as possible until your family is…read moretired of your symptoms or complaining and forces you to make an appointment. Lucky for me, making the appointment was easy. I just needed the proper encouragement. This office is bright (seriously, it's WELL lit!) and has friendly staff. When I did my new patient paperwork online prior to the appointment, I entered "Princess Nycole" into the preferred name field to see if they'd notice. They did, and we all had a good laugh. Overall, I'd say that if you're dragging your feet about getting into the doctor's office, just do it. The folks at Swinyer Woseth will take good care of you. Tell 'em Princess Nycole sent you.

just not a good overall experience and will have to find another provider…read more -appt was at 10; was finally seen by a medical assistant at 10:30. Would have set better expectations if they initially told me there would be a delay. -the medical assistant asked why I was seeing them, I hoped they would have already known why I booked an appt. -was informed that they do not offer laser mole removal which is advertised; wasted over an hour of my day. Originally on the phone I was told they'd look at my moles and assess.