This guy! Dr. Towbin is everything you want in a Dr. Confident but not a douche, smart but…read moreunderstandable, has quirks but not Dr. House and damn good at his job. His office has all the nice accoutrements you want: clean waiting room, short wait times with prompt appointments, friendly nurses etc but you really come here for the man. He practices out of Evergreen and he is like an urban legend there or something. Everybody knows him, respects him. If you gotta get cut open, he's the guy you want holding the scalpel for sure.

A few months ago, I noticed I had a right inguinal hernia. I went to my family doctor to get it…read morediagnosed. I needed to find a great surgeon to get this repaired. After extensive research, I selected Dr. Towbin. Even my gastroenterologist said that if he had a hernia that he too would go to Dr. Towbin -- that really reassured me. Dr. Towbin and the staff was great throughout the entire experience. The surgery was successful. I felt very little pain afterwards thanks to his skill . Within 3 days, I was walking around. Tomorrow I am going in for my one month post-op visit. I back to normal now. I recommend him to anyone living in the Kirkland area who needs this surgery done.

I had an arm lift by Dr. Egrari several months ago. I will start by saying his before and after…read morecare is amazing with great nurses that walk you through everything. During my consultation Dr. Egrari he told me he would also do liposuction (paying for it) to remove some extra fat from my arms but when I asked his nurses after surgery if liposuction had been done they told me it hadn't. My results were not anywhere near what I expected/desired. I was left with approximately two inches of loose/jiggly skin and my "after" looked like someone's " before photo." I was obviously very disappointed and upset after the money spent and the painful recovery. I discussed this with Dr. Egrari during my follow-up appointment. He basically gas lit me saying the results were proportionate to my body and that my arms looked better than before. When I lifted my arms and showed him the excess skin jiggling like a bat wing, he told me that even twelve year old's have arm jiggle. If Dr. Egrari would have validated my disappointment and acknowledged that the results weren't optimal I would have continued to have trust in him knowing this could potentially happen. Unfortunately, this didn't happen. He did tell me that we could meet in 6 months and if I was still unhappy we could discuss my options to see if I still felt I needed it, but doubling down that he stands by his opinion that my results were optimal. I'm not sure how extra time would solve anything, like in 6 months my arms would miraculously tighten up and the fat would disappear. I flew out of state to get a second opinion from a highly respected surgeon who told me that I had well over two inches of loose skin that still needed to be removed along with some additional fat that required liposuction. He also said as time went on the sagging would get even worse. I'm very upset that I have to pay for another surgery and start all over. While I believe Dr. Egrari does some things right (runs a safe practice with great before and after care) I believe his surgical approach is far too conservative resulting in a disappointing outcome.

I was a longtime patient of Dr. Egrari, having undergone multiple procedures with him over the span…read moreof more than a decade. Our relationship was always friendly and professional, and I had no issues with his care until a complication arose that required a more nuanced and specialized approach. Years ago, Dr. Egrari selected textured anatomical (teardrop-shaped) breast implants for my augmentation. Unfortunately, these implants rotated in the existing pocket, creating noticeable asymmetry. I later learned from other surgeons that placing teardrop implants into an existing pocket is generally not recommended for precisely this reason. I brought this concern to Dr. Egrari's attention, but he didn't offer to correct the issue, and at the time, I wasn't eager to undergo another surgery. Years later, I learned that the implants in my body had been recalled due to their association with BIA-ALCL, a rare lymphoma linked to textured implants. By then, I had also developed two autoimmune conditions and became seriously concerned that the implants might be contributing to systemic inflammation. When I brought these concerns to Dr. Egrari, I was disappointed by his response. He was dismissive of Breast Implant Illness (BII), calling it "hysteria from women on Facebook," despite my sharing published studies from reputable sources like PubMed showing emerging evidence of a link between implants and autoimmune symptoms. I ultimately decided to remove the implants and placed a $1000 deposit when a cancellation became available. However, when I asked Dr. Egrari to confirm that he would perform a full capsulectomy (removal of the scar capsule around the implant), he declined, citing the potential risks due to capsule adhesion to the ribs. While I respect that decision, I chose instead to go to a specialist in explant surgery who was certified in microsurgical techniques and could guarantee full capsule removal--something advised for patients with autoimmune symptoms. I wrote a polite and respectful email explaining my concerns and decision to go with a specialist. Despite only holding the surgery slot for two days, Dr. Egrari retained my full deposit and shockingly banned me from his practice. While Dr. Egrari may be a skilled surgeon for routine procedures, my experience suggests that when problems arise, patients may be completely abandoned and met with petty, small minded, unprofessional conduct. Surgeons will often refer out to specialists but after years of loyalty, I was left stunned by how quickly all goodwill evaporated the moment I needed care that required a more specialized approach. It was a hurtful and revealing end to what had once been a trusting doctor-patient relationship.

I had a badly broken ankle that required a surgical repair. My surgeon mentioned how difficult it…read moreis to get operating room time at a hospital these days and that he does many of his procedures here. So off we went to Eastside. Long story short it was a great experience. I should mention I've worked in and around hospitals much of my adult life. This facility was well equipped and convenient but it's the people that make or break an organization. Everyone was friendly, professional and helpful. There were two standouts: Cathy was one of the nurses and really went out of her way to make me comfortable. She had me laughing too. Adam was the nurse anesthetist who gave me a nerve block along with the rest of the anesthesia. What can I say, I didn't feel a thing! But he talked me through everything in advance and also afterwards. We talked about his military time where he obviously gained a wealth of experience. I would definitely recommend this facility to family and friends!

I came in for my wrist surgery on Thursday the 3rd of Dec. The staff was extremely friendly upon…read morearrival and was promptly greeted. I don't want to go into too much details as far as the surgery procedure, but the hospital was in great shape and condition. The nurses, anesthesiologists, and surgeons who attended me were gentle, kind, knowledgeable and comforting. Overall, I enjoyed my visit to Eastside, even though it was a long drive for my mom and I, but I know that I received the best care possible with state-of-the-art equipment. Thank you!

I want to update this in 2026 specifically to call out the care provided. The billing issue was a…read morebummer but the care provided by the office is excellent. Without violating my own HIPAA rights, I've had to go back several times recently and they have provided exceptional care and much better communication. Will definitely recommend the ENT team.

This one is a hard one because there's the surgery and there's the post surgery and it gets even…read moremore complicated because mine was an L&I comp thing so take my opinion with grain of salt. Surgical team, top notch...post surgery care, below what one should accept. One issue was the schedule changes, they changed them and didn't talk to me to let me know. The other was the physical therapy side which I hate to say because I liked the two that were looking after me but they dropped the ball

Everyone has been friendly and professional. The team has made the experience smooth and has always…read morebeen available to answer my questions. I'm excited to see my final results.

Done BBL, arms, chin, belly and back. @3 months now and see a good difference…read more I am still sore and skin isn't staying perfectly, yet.still have 3 months to go.

Phone staff are rude for WAGI. Impossible to get appointment relatively soon and ended up being…read morebooked a couple months out. Then I had something unfortunately come up and I needed to cancel appointment and hoped they could swap my appointment with someone who had an appointment a few weeks after me. Was told that it wasn't fair to people who have been waiting. Why wouldn't it be fair? I had to wait too. Then I would have to book out another 3 months. Also no wait list for cancellations. So who is getting the appointment I had to cancel? Rude.

((If you were the nice lady with black hair after me this morning to see Dr. Ehsan- please message…read moreme here if you want to get in touch. I feel badly I didn't chat with you more in the waiting room. We need to form a support group haha. I was the one in the light blue shirt/leggings. )) Regarding this actual doctor appointment: I liked my appointment with Dr. Ehsan and would like to continue seeing her if I need further help. She was informative, direct, and overall pleasant. I liked her overall mentality and bedside manner. If you have to go through this - at least you need to speak to a doctor like that. I don't want to have to see anyone more about this but if I have to I would come back to her. The office was running late and I wish they had just called and told me so but they were good once I got in. The nurse was also pleasant. They however gave me good directions on the elevator & parking so I guess it works out. The parking is paid -1st hour free then $5. They don't validate or anything you just pay in the garage when you exit at the manned booth.

I came to Dr. Zemplenyi for under-chin liposuction. If you are on the fence but insecure about your…read moreappearance, you should contact him for a consultation. I am so glad I got to have this done. I am a woman who is just shy of 30 years old and have recently lost about 45 pounds, but had a stubborn double-chin. It was something that had bothered me since I was 10 years old, whether I was overweight or not. The first doctor I contacted (not Dr. Zemplenyi) said I should get submentalplasty -- that was a little too much of a production for me. Dr. Zemplenyi kept it simple and conservative and said I should do lipo first, but that I might have to come back if he didn't take enough off. I appreciated that Dr. Zemplenyi didn't push me to go for a bigger (and more expensive) procedure, but still informed me about the options. He also was the only one to tell me about potential risks - which luckily didn't happen to me - while the other doctor didn't say anything about that. So I also appreciated that he was honest. Dr. Zemplenyi is a quirky guy and he knows it, but I appreciated that he looked at my chin as if he were an artist. Every person's face is different and I felt like he was really trying to get the best result possible for MY face. PROCEDURE Ok so like I said, I had under-chin lipo. I chose to do it under what I think was mild sedation. I had painkillers but I was still awake. I remember him doing the procedure, but I felt calm. I didn't feel pain. I felt pressure and movement. Recovery was more involved than I thought it would be. It hurt. There was a fair amount of swelling but not a lot of bruising. I got this done on a Thursday, and took Friday and Monday off of work. I worked from home until the following Thursday. Be prepared to take it easy. I should also note that I don't respond well to opioids so I stuck with Tylenol and it was enough for me to keep it manageable. RESULTS I am SO HAPPY with my results. The sheer brain space I have freed up now that I no longer worry about my double-chin? Amazing. If you are on the fence, contact him for a consultation. It was less expensive than I was expecting and about half the price of the submentalplasty the other doctor suggested. I am 8 weeks out and have just a little bit of swelling left and a little bit of tenderness left. I wish I had done this years ago! I am glad I had Dr. Zemplenyi do this for me.

Very bad, dangerous, staff and everything is very poor. Post…read moreop. Recovery was so bad no one knew what to do. Medicare is backed this facility. Many doctors are using this cheap place to do their surgery here instead of hospitals or their own facilities. Always start with questions to surgeon " where exactly will the surgery take place!" Many doctors will stall to tell you until last minute. Beware of this!

Amazing. Dr. Gavin does beautiful work. He is very knowledgeable and a master at his practice. I…read moresuffer from anxiety and I put off my tummy tuck for years due to fear. I did my research, followed a few people on instagram that got their procedures at athenix and knew I would be safe and results would be great. They were! I'm so happy with everything and so thankful to the staff. I traveled all the way from Nebraska because I did not trust anywhere else. The price was higher than other places I consulted but they are up to par with the expectations. My wellbeing does not have a price and I would pay that and more for the peace of mind I received. You know the saying... you get what you pay for. :)

I had breast implant removal and a tummy tuck 3 years ago here with Dr. Dry. On the day of surgery,…read morethe nurse that drew my blood and gave me pills before going into the room for my surgery was moving super fast like she had 10 people outside waiting for surgery too. She messed up in inserting my IV and I had blood squirting out like a waterfall and I almost fainted. Still I decided to go through with it because this is something I had debated for years and didn't want to go back. Two weeks after my surgery I was not getting any better and had to go to a walk in clinic, I month later I found out a had a giant tumor on top on my lung and it ran up to my throat. Since the experience here was not good and I found out I had a giant tumor right afterwards, I just find this very strange. I would not recommend this place to a friend.

I've been coming here for a few years now and have always had a wonderful experience with both Dr…read more Partington and the rest of the office staff here. I've always felt well taken care of, in a comfortable environment. I've had both surgical and non-surgical procedures done over the years and always been thrilled with the outcome of the results. Recovery has always been easy, the office is there when / if I run into any questions. They've always been friendly and helpful during my interactions with everyone here. Will be recommending them to friends in the future.

I underwent revision breast augmentation surgery with Dr. Partington in September 2025 to exchange…read moremy under-the-muscle implants for over-the-muscle implants in hopes of achieving a more natural appearance. At the time, I was 5'2", approximately 105 pounds, and had previously undergone a successful augmentation in 2023 with 415cc high-profile implants. For the September 2025 revision, we selected 560cc moderate-profile implants after discussing my goals and concerns regarding implant size and potential complications. Based on the recommendations I received, I felt confident moving forward. Unfortunately, the outcome was not what I had hoped for. Following the surgery, I developed significant rippling, contour deformities, pain, and cosmetic issues that had not existed before. In my personal opinion, the implants chosen were too large for my frame and tissue characteristics. When I raised my concerns, Dr. Partington agreed to perform a revision surgery at no additional surgeon fee in January 2026. During that procedure, my implants were exchanged for 380cc moderate-profile implants in an effort to improve the complications. Unfortunately, the second surgery did not resolve the issues. I continued to experience pain, deformity, and cosmetic concerns, and in some respects the appearance became even more difficult for me to live with. The changes have affected my confidence and quality of life, and the deformities have been noticeable enough that friends have commented on them without prompting. Over the past several months, I have sought opinions from multiple board-certified plastic surgeons in both Canada and Los Angeles. While treatment recommendations vary, several surgeons have advised that correcting my current condition may require additional complex revision surgery and substantial expense. Some have discussed the possibility of a staged approach involving implant removal, a period of healing, and re-augmentation at a later date, while others have discussed the potential use of supportive materials such as Strattice. Even with these options, there is no guarantee that I will ever achieve the natural result I originally sought. The outcome of these surgeries has left me in a significantly worse position than where I started--physically, emotionally, and financially. I am now facing ongoing discomfort, uncertainty, and the possibility of further corrective procedures. I recognize that revision breast surgery is inherently complex and that complications can occur with any surgeon. However, both revision procedures were performed by the same surgeon, and I trusted the guidance I received regarding implant selection and surgical planning. Looking back, I wish a more conservative approach had been recommended. I chose an experienced Seattle surgeon because I wanted the highest level of care and expertise. Unfortunately, my experience did not produce the outcome I was promised or hoping for. I encourage anyone considering revision breast surgery to seek surgery elsewhere.

As a career surgeon who owned and operated a surgery center for decades, I am well aware of what…read moregood patient service requires and what it should look like. You should take care of all aspects of the service you provide as if YOU were the patient. I can say that Airrosti provided me with zero customer service and after at least 5 contacts initiated by me, they wouldn't even set up an appointment despite my assurance that I would self pay and not use Medicare. Further, they stated their provider was not certified to care for anybody over 63 years of age. I suggest you avoid this extremely frustrating practice and take your care needs elsewhere.

I had horrible experience at this location mostly because I was using insurance. If you have on…read moregoing pain that needs management and are also using insurance, simply skip this company. It's likely that they will gaslight you, and "kick" you out. It will be a waste of time and money