I would trust all my facial surgery to Dr Leong and Peyton. I had upper eyelids done with…read morepractically no pain and quick recovery. I was "restaurant ready" in two weeks. Dr Leong is very caring. I had a family medical crisis and he called me to see how me and my family member were doing. Very unusual for a busy guy. thanks Dr Leong. I will be back.

Excellent facial plastic surgery in all areas. Facelift, eyelids, nose job all were huge…read moreimprovements and look very natural

Dr. Liang and his team are absolutely fantastic. I have always felt taken care of and my needs were…read moremet. I visit there about twice a year and I'm ready to go back for more wonderful skin care.

I had a consultation with Dr. Capone for a revision following a surgery that did not provide the…read moreresults agreed upon during multiple consultations with a previous surgeon. Dr. Capone examined, and then proceeded to lambaste me for "expecting doctors to work for free". He stated that I "got what I paid for" and then gave an unsolicited review of my entire body, when the consultation was only for my abdominal area. I believe the intent was to denigrate me because I questioned another surgeon's work, who I now believe must be a close colleague based on other statements he made. I did not return to the office following the initial consultation and had my revision completed with a surgeon who demonstrated the empathy, care, and professionalism lacking in Dr. Capone.

I wouldn't normally review a doctor on Yelp, but when I saw the previous reviews I thought I should…read moregive MY opinion: I have been to 4 different plastic surgeons now (out of necessity, not for elective aesthetic reasons). Dr. Capone is far superior to any of the others. He is: very highly credentialed, highly skilled, extremely knowledgeable, easy to talk to and very open, very patient, very concerned about the best possible outcome for his patients. He and his ENTIRE team are warm, compassionate, upbeat, accessible, responsive, and caring. I can't criticize any aspect of my experience with the practice, nor can I see how it could be any better.

My gratitude to all of you on the staff knows no bounds. I presented stiff challenges to the…read moresurgical staff here, and that staff just smashed 'em out of the park. How is it possible for UPMC to deliver so much personal care, staff time, phone-answering instead of refusing to speak to you, home visits, the very finest in med gear (my doc friends were astonished), when vile, demonic, vicious systems like Aetna and Kaiser and deny us health care and even murder us en masse? UPMC has a charter to help everyone in this community, that's why. The others rape and plunder.

From the owner: At UPMC St. Margaret​ Trauma and General Surgery located in Pittsburgh, your health is our utmost…read morepriority. Our hospital boasts a team of experienced physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals who are dedicated to providing comprehensive medical care. From advanced medical procedures and specialized treatments to preventive care and wellness programs, we offer a full spectrum of services to meet your needs. For more information about our services, the conditions we treat, and our contact information, please visit our website.

Update: The Hospital replied to this, - they already know this happened and a complaint was filed…read morewith patient relations and that's when the abuse became even worse. Don't front. This hospital is abusive to elderly patients and severely neglectful. My mom was admitted for cardiac issues. Their nursing staff and administration was abusive to her and put her in a cardiac state which made her nauseous all night and resulted in vomiting. They didn't administer zofran before throwing up, which was already on her file as ordered to give her. Then she vomited in the morning. And was comatose all day. The next day she wanted to talk to her Dr about going to a lung and cardio rehab because it helped her so much in the past. And at that point the retaliation started all over again.They gave her a letter from the administration saying she had to leave that day at noon - it was 1pm at the time, so she was given it after. And noon was prior to her doctors even clearing her. It was signed by some random doctor in orthopedics who they told my 80 year old mother was the head of the hospital. The hospital admin Jess, said my mom was manipulating the system. lol. Manipulating? Because it's so fun to say in a hospital with disgusting food and 2 out of 3 broken elevators just so she can go have fun in lung and heart rehab?? Classic manipulation! Not advocating for her healthcare. In reality, her Medicare already approved her for additional days and she could have appealed their early discharge, stayed, and then gone to the rehab. Where she would have healed best. But they chose to intimidate and threaten my mom so that they didn't have to keep her until being transferred to that facility. They also didn't shower her for 6 days. They also released her will 4 leads still taped on her abdomen. She is now home and her stomach bloated, legs severely swollen, could barely walk from the car. And I somehow have to play doctor to her. I believe this hospital will kill you. Elder abuse had to be called and there's an ongoing investigation. They were there to witness everything and they told me there's other investigations currently with the hospital for elder abuse. Don't go here.

Great Hospital. I have never had a bad experience with this…read morehospital. I never had a bad experience with any UPMC hospital. They have always been good to me. The doctors are very polite. They never have a horrible bedside manner. The Office always very nice and the staff are very nice. I enjoy being a part of an insurance that cares about its consumers. They have always been a great insurance company and hospital. And they really don't play around when I have a medical problem that is clear to me and they take things seriously when things come up with me because it could be serious because when it comes to my shunt and my head that's something to take seriously mainly because I never know when it's going to happen.

Dr. Vagley always gave his best, was there when needed - was compassionate and caring always. He…read moreanswered all questions, researched and provided information. I trust Dr. Vagley 200% and I regularly discuss and recommend him to anyone considering any type of plastic or reconstructive surgery. K.J. Irwin, PA

I found that it was difficult to communicate with my dermatologist except by phone messages through…read moreassistants or a patient portal through assistants. I was given sketchy basic information on a printout as to how to treat the biopsy wound that weren't helpful to my condition. Lastly, the office sent my medication to the pharmacy, asking for 45 grams, which I felt was too much because it was not yet determined if the medication for my condition would be helpful or not. The co-pay was $45 for that amount.

I had a good experience with this group. Dr Jiang saw me. I found him to be very friendly, pleasant…read moreand helpful. I had a hard time getting on the table because of my back & he was so accommodating. From the women in reception (one of whom came out of her office to help me pick up things I spilled from my wallet). To the nurse or assistant to the doctor Kaitlyn, to the women in the check out...everyone was friendly and professional. I went in for a whole body check, two funky little growths had to be frozen off. If I had to find a negative I'd say the parking lot is way too expensive $5 for 30 minutes. Otherwise I have no reason to continue with this group.

Earlier this week I had my first and last visit to the practice of Dr. Jason Luciano at his…read moreAspinwall PA Office. I was referred to him by my PCP to have a cyst removed. The procedure seemed to go well and I returned to my office. Once there I noticed that my back felt wet and, as you can see in the photo, the wound was leaking blood. I called Luciano's office and spoke with a nurse who I told I was back at the office and the wound needed attention. He suggested I get gauze and tape and apply it to the wound. I noted that I couldn't do it myself since the wound is on my back. What was I supposed to do? Strip to the waist and ask a colleague to do it? I then told the nurse I was immediately returning to Luciano's office. When I arrived the Physician's Assistant treated the wound and redressed it. I asked to speak with the doctor but was told he wasn't available and I could speak with the Office Manager. My conversation with her was, to put it mildly, highly unpleasant. I won't be returning to this doctor and I've made arrangements to have the sutures removed by my PCP.