COVID-19 update- We're ramping up-cautiously! We have been…read moreclosely monitoring the recommendations of local, state, and federal authorities as well as advisories issued by authoritative medical organizations, looking forward to the day when we can see non-urgent patients and perform elective procedures. Based on these recommendations, and along with the Lawrence Surgery Center and Lawrence Memorial Hospital, we will begin relaxing our restrictions on elective procedures and office visits beginning May 4 and Med Spa treatments beginning May 18th. Please go to lawrenceplasticsurgery.com to read full details regarding our office protocol.

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I love this place! Stephanie does the best facials and peels and Megan gives the best brow waxes…read moreI've EVER had. Ever! They keep me looking my best, and their skin care products have done WONDERS for my acne prone skin. Since I've been using their products, my skin has cleared up to the point that you would never have known that I have struggled with acne my entire life. I am so grateful to Aestheticare and their staff for the services that they provide to me. Aside from the amazing services that they provide, Aestheticare is currently holding a special event where they are donating 100% of the proceeds to Bert Nash here in Lawrence. That level of generosity is unprecedented and shows that they not only care about the betterment of our skin, but the betterment of our community. Aestheticare, thank you for everything that you do! There are many places in town to choose from when it comes to the care of your skin, but if you're looking for the best, to me the choice is clear. I will be coming here for years to come, and I couldn't be happier to say that.

I've been to a few different places for hydrafacials, but this was by far the best I've ever…read morereceived. The visia skin analysis gave me insight of my skin that I was desperately needing and from there they gave me product and service recommendations to target those issues we saw from the analysis. My entire experience was done by Madison and I have nothing but incredible things to say about her. Not only was the extremely knowledgeable, but I seriously left wanting her to be my best friend. Can't recommend her or this medspa enough - my skin is glowing after!

It's been six months now since my hip replacement. It was a very positive experience with Dr…read more James Huston. He and his P.A. (Josh Lahr) spent time discussing the surgery before and time afterwards discussing the recovery. This review is late because, frankly, I couldn't believe my luck--no problems! I recovered quickly and as for pain, I've had more pain from root canals than from this surgery. I now have an appt. with Dr. Huston to assess the other hip. Would I recommend OrthoKansas and Dr. Huston? You betcha!! The place and Dr. Huston were a blessing!

I am actually not sure what to think of OrthoKansas. It is quite an unusual set-up for a medical…read moreoffice. Sitting in the waiting room, waiting for my appointment, I was reminded of a cattle drive. Yep, a cattle drive. TONS of people in the waiting room who were constantly being called back, shuffled, resurfaced and gone again. I fractured my fibula on my left ankle. My general practitioner suggested OK. It took them forever to schedule because the clerk never called me back. I had to be a public nuisance and leave a nasty gram on their Facebook page before they called me back. I was able to get an appointment, though, within a few days. This is a high volume outfit. I was told that some doctors only do wrists, other doctors only do ankles, and so forth. They could have forwarded my admission paperwork to me well ahead of my appointment. However, they did not offer that option and I was in too much discomfort to ask. So when I got there I had to spend about 20 minutes filling out the paperwork, balancing a clipboard precariously on my lap. It took over an hour to finally see a doctor. Waiting, waiting, waiting. The other people in the waiting room provided good people watching entertainment for me, though. I was actually getting very bored and worried about losing cell battery. No charging stations were available, either. When I was finally called back, I was taken for x-rays. Now I had just had a full set of x-rays two days before and they had those in my file. I was very curious why they had to take more x-rays 48 hours later. When I finally got into a room, I had one technician come in and examine me. Dr. Stull finally came in after.. more waiting. He was very pleasant and capable. He answered my questions and he had a good sense of humor. He showed me the x-rays and explained my injury. I liked him a great deal. The technician who put my cast on was very nice, too. She was helpful and she did a good job. The only thing I wished from her would be less diplomacy. This was new territory for me and I wanted her honest opinion about things. I asked questions like "Do most people get the waterproof cast?" and she gave me the standard "Some do but others don't" reply. I was truly wanting her input. She was quick and thorough and very nice, though. She even helped me to my car and I appreciate her kindness. I think they know what they are doing but it seems a bit impersonal with the high volume. They just seem too busy. You get the feeling you are a number and not a person. I liked everyone I met and they were very helpful, just hurried.

professional. kind, took time to answer all of my questions and flexibly with planning intervention.read more

He is very unprofessional and rude.. Does not listen to patients concerns. He diagnosed me me based…read moreoff a condition I've never had. When I got a second opinion my new physician scheduled surgery the same day because my condition was so bad.

I had a piece of glass embedded in my left middle finger. Silly me cleaned out my recycling bin and…read morethat's how I got the glass in my finger. Lesson learned. After a few painful weeks of not knowing there was anything embedded in my hand... I was finally referred to Lawrence Surgery Center. Of course, I was reluctant to have surgery but knew it was necessary. Lawrence Surgery Center was too notch. They were extremely thorough and kind. Reception and sign in were a breeze. Pre-op staff were terrific and explained everything I was about to experience. The staff at every stage was terrific. Everyone I met was kind and caring. The quality of care was great. The staff was accommodating at every level. I was a bit cold so they gave me a heated blanket, for example. They were very intuitive and concerned about your comfort. They even called me the next day to check on my recovery. This is a fabulous building. It's huge and very spacious. The lobby and reception areas are nicely decorated and welcoming. There is a food court, a coffee shop... this is a high class place. It's big without being impersonal, too. There are plenty of spaces in the parking lot. The building is designed so that there are no stairs when you enter the building. Nice touch for those undergoing surgery. Everything is easily accessible. It's never a good thing to undergo surgery but if you have to have surgery... this is the place. Great staff, beautiful building and nice extra amenities.

Dr Vincent is no longer at this office. I believe he has retired…read more Dr practicing here seems disorganized, had difficulty communicating with staff, and gives shots as if stabbing a steak! Hurt like hell and it shouldn't have. I had same shots in same area last week from different dr and had only a little discomfort. What's up with this " in a hurry" approach?

I've been to Dr. Vincent twice-- once for a consultation for an unusual spot on an x-ray (nothing…read moremajor) and once to have all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed. I should mention that I am a person that actually enjoys going to the dentist and I have no anxiety about it. Dr. Vincent and the rest of the staff were very professional and polite people. My wisdom teeth were pretty easy to access and I opted for local anesthesia + nitrous oxide instead of general anesthesia. The hygienist (I believe) who explained how the nitrous worked and what the procedure would be like was very helpful. The surgery went smoothly and was over in about an hour. I think he did a good job because I would consider my pain minimal and the healing process went very smoothly. They also let me take home my teeth after they were removed, and I was really happy about that! My only complaint is that they didn't give me as much information about the after-effects of having your teeth out as I would have liked. I didn't think to ask what was going to happen with my stitches and was concerned when one popped out one morning! (Google told me that was normal, so I didn't worry.) Also, they didn't really explain what I should be doing with the prescription mouthwash I had to get. Hopefully I'll never have to go back! But if I need to, I'd be happy to return to Dr. Vincent, but I know I'll need to ask more questions and not rely on the staff to volunteer a lot of information.