I went to Marina Park Plastics for an eye lid lift. I met with Dr. Joos and he explained the…read moreprocedure and made me feel quite comfortable going forward with this surgery. The day of surgery was seamless and the recovery was short with minimal pain and bruising. Doctor Joos and his staff were all very professional and accommodating throughout the entire process.

I recently had my eyelids lifted by Dr. Zachary Joos. The entire staff is warm and caring, and Dr…read more Joos is a highly skilled surgeon. I have suffered very, very little pain and the swelling was kept to a minimum with ice packs. I definitely recommend this practice for any facial reconstruction or enhancement on your list!

I had my first appointment with this office today. They were helpful, very friendly, and…read moreprofessional. Jeff Robin, the PA I was assigned to see, was excellent. He discussed everything with me prior to performing any treatment. He gave me options, and was respectful of my choices. I was very pleased and would not hesitate to recommend this office to friends and family.

My son was able to get an appointment here same day for what we thought was an ear issue ...turns…read moreout it may be inflammation in his neck gland. I called the nurse back after the appointment to ask a question and she returned my call after directly speaking with the Doctor. We really could not have asked for more.

A great place to get an honest opinion on your plastic surgery desires. Dr. Marosan is a…read moreboard-certified plastic surgeon with decades of experience and specialized training in plastic and aesthetic surgery. This puts him in a class above most "plastic surgeons" in the greater Seattle area who lack plastic surgery training and specialization in this field. I have personally seen many examples of his fine work and experienced it firsthand. Dr. Marosan is not the surgeon to see if you have unrealistic budget allowances or expectations.

I had gynecomastia surgery with Dr. Marosan about two years ago, and it's something I deeply…read moreregret. This was a procedure I'd been saving and planning for over many years. I chose Dr. Marosan because he was supposed to be one of the best. He charged top-tier prices (around $9,000), and I thought paying a premium meant getting exceptional care and results. Instead, I was tricked by flashy marketing and walked away feeling completely deceived, and quite honestly traumatized and in a worst state then when I went in. The surgery was supposed to be straightforward, yet I ended up with a crater deformity on one side and visible scars around my areolas -- which were promised to be "virtually invisible." The consultations were cold and rushed, with little sense of genuine care or connection. The before-and-after photos on his website are also very deceiving. They're taken in different rooms with different lighting, and the after photos are in a cold room, making the nipples hard so results look tighter than they really are. It's misleading marketing, plain and simple. I felt like I was just used the entire process to help promote their business. After surgery, I was still completely out of it from anesthesia.The staff wheeled me straight out to my girlfriend's car and pretty much dumped me into the passenger seat. I came-to halfway home. I had no idea where I was and just started to cry b/c I was so frightened (and probably b/c of what my subconscious just witnessed happening). Two weeks later, I noticed a crease forming in my right areola. When I brought it up, I was told by Dr. Marosan to "rub Aquaphor on it." That was the only advice given. A year later, nothing had improved. Too much tissue had been aggressively removed, leaving an uneven, sunken appearance on one side. The scars were still VERY obvious. All of this from a simple procedure. I am not overweight and did not need a massive amount of work done - just the glands removed behind my areola due to adolescent gyno. To make things worse, I discovered my before-and-after photos on his website with a fabricated story claiming I was thrilled with the results. None of that was true. They used decieving before and after photos invented a completely bs narrative about my experience (maybe they're allowed to do that considering I signed everything w/o reading the small print). But I'm allowed to write an honest review about my side of the story here and I hope people read this! So much of my experience at this clinic was straight up unethical. I tried multiple times to reach out. emails, voicemails, phone calls, and got no response. The one time someone picked up, I was told he was "out of town," and the call ended there. No follow-up, no accountability, no care. All of this for $9,000 for a simple procedure from a 'master, experienced plastic surgeon who has done 1000s of these surgeries'. I really expected a simple outcome. Instead, I got deformity, neglect, and silence. I'm sharing this so others know what I wish I had known: the marketing and promises do not match the experience. This clinic's approach felt careless, misleading, and unethical. For any men considering surgery here for gynecomastia, feel free to reach out by responding to my review.

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.

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

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.

Everyone has been so friendly and has made this procedure as smooth as possible. The procedure was…read moreexactly as described. I received individual follow up immediately after my procedure and the doctor gave me his phone number to reach out to him at any time if I had questions. I am one week post op and I can't wait to see my progress!

Efficient scheduling and helpful staff. Parking was easy. Directions on Google maps were accurate…read more They tried to move me up because they had a cancellation but didn't work out. In any case, it was nice they tried.

I've had positive experiences at UW Eastside Specialty Center overall. This review is specifically…read moreabout Dr. Connie Hsu. I was referred to Dr. Hsu for an elbow injury. She ordered an MRI, done on May 15. The results showed a high-grade partial-thickness tear of the common extensor tendon. I waited four days. Nothing. I sent a MyChart message on May 19 asking if she'd reviewed the results and what came next. Two days later I heard back -- from a scheduling coordinator, not Dr. Hsu -- telling me to book my own follow-up. Dr. Hsu contacted me on June 3. Her message restated the MRI results I already had and asked me to schedule a visit. Nineteen calendar days after the MRI. Thirteen business days. I've had multiple orthopedic injuries over the years. I know what follow-up looks like. This wasn't it. A high-grade tear isn't something a patient should be left to sit with for three weeks, wondering if their doctor has even looked at the results. It doesn't matter that it wasn't an emergency. Patients still deserve to hear something. I've moved my care to another physician.

I have known Dr. Liebertz and his team for many years and knew that they were going to do my deep…read moreplane face lift, upper/lower bleph and neck lift. He is a compassionate, highly skilled, double board certified surgeon...and a true artist! I have had very little discomfort and a lot of support thanks to the Dr., Brandi, and Leslie. Michelle was amazing prepping me for anesthesia, Connie made the financials go smoothly and Lisa was warm and inviting. I have had IPL, hydrafacial, lymphatic drainage and microneedling done by Shayla and Botox by Nicole. This is the A-team of med spas! Thanks LPS for making this such a wonderful experience. I love you guys! 9 days post-op neck lift photos attached!

Need ALOT more experience. If you are unhappy with something they always claim it's very common…read morewhat happened. Not really when you go to experienced people.

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.

Please avoid. I had a poor experience overall. Since the first appt I knew I should have not kept…read moretouch with them. It was a 5 min appt , with basically no solid answer to a condition that does not just fix itself. He left the room, and sat on his desk , in the hallway, charting about me out loud without telling me I was good to go. Treatment room door open and my MRI images open on the computer. I wa sjust sitting there. Left me hanging in the room. Terrible bed side manners, which is typical with orthos , and I did not overthink it because I was interested on the answeres rather his bed side manners.. But they do matter, they tell you a lot about how a person cares. He just seems careless, like talking to a robot. I don't deserve to be treated like that. I had wrist pain/issues from intraosseous ganglion cyst, devastating desabling pain. Instead of referring me out to a specialist who could do what Dr Weil does not know how to do? just made me wonder around for 4-6 months. The second remote phone call, sounded like he did not do a chart review and had me take new images all over again. Third remote call , he did not even call. I waited 50 minutes , and called them myself, to be told he would not make it to the call and that I would have to reschedule again in a month. Big skip, I wish I never found him online. What a waste of money , time and energy.

Not good. Doctor was dismissive and did not care about my case or me at all. I have a "serious…read moremedical emergency" according to the ER, yet this doctor said "It's just arthritis, take ibuprofen." I will find a doctor who cares. Don't go there.