L spent over 8 grand for ms eyes and mini facelift 2 years ago. Everything looked great at look ok…read moresort of. I have hooded eyes. But jowls keep drooping. Dr Orchard likes to do a bit at a time. If u are not satisfied it is 250.00 everytime you need to do it again. It is more painful each time u have it done plus it gets more exorbitant in cost. I live a couple of hours away which can be encumbersome. I had a friend we ho had a complete face lift and piece put in jaw to give him a better look. Yes

I ve have a droop on my left jawline that pulls the outside of my mouth/lip area which is very…read moredistinct. It causes my neck to droop on that side as well. I've had fillers but then a threadlift specifically for this area. -that is a whole other poor review- It didn't lift it at all so I was referred for a mini facelift. I was pleased with the consult. This was the procedure for me, although told it likely wouldn't do much for the neck. Everyone was SO nice. Everyone. However there was no noticeable lift whatsoever. I was very upset about it and decided I would discuss it at the follow-up when the stitches were removed. Being an emotional person I didn't express myself well at all but when asked what I was expecting I touched the area and was told the procedure doesn't fix the mid face. I don't think that's my idea face but I'm no expert

For complicated reasons related to previous hernia surgeries, scar tissue, and resulting urological…read moreissues, I had an abdominoplasty. A friend I trust recommended Dr. Henry. He was great! Dr. Henry listened to me about what was important to me. He answered my questions. The day of surgery, I was a little nervous. He reassured me. I'm completely blown away by my results. I took some pain pills the first day and just two on the 2nd day. Today is the third day. I haven't even taken a Tylenol or anything. I feel great and can't believe how much better I look and feel. I read the negative review. Interestingly, my BMI is higher and I have diabetes. It wasn't a barrier for me. Dr. Henry's staff rocks too.

Go somewhere that takes time to actually talk to you and learn your situation. I recently began my…read morejourney in searching for the right doctor for a liposuction procedure. I have PCOS and despite a healthy diet and daily exercise, have been unable to get rid of the "PCOS belly". Dr. Henry is one of the doctors I sent an inquiry to over the weekend, expecting a phone call to discuss a consult. Instead, I received a text the following Monday asking the following: do I smoke or vape, do I have diabetes, and what is my height and weight. I responded that I did not smoke nor have diabetes, and provided my height and weight. They denied me by text message only based on BMI (which hasn't been used an an accurate measurement in healthcare in years). People have different body types. I'm in good shape with the exception of this PCOS belly and they didn't even take the time to meet with me or visibly see me prior to telling me I had to lose weight first. This IS the weight I CANT lose - and why I'm looking to have the procedure. Happy to bring my business elsewhere, and hoping folks reading this do the same. I've talked to another facility who's been very helpful and have an in person consult.

I was refered to Dr. Mausolf with a closed tear duct. We first tried a conservative treatment with…read moreeye drops. That didn't work, so I opted for surgery. Treatment lasted 4 months. When I had a problem, called and was seen the next morning. Would highly recommend him.

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Dr. Mitchell botched my lower blepharoplasty! One droopy eye and the other pulled tighter and made…read moresmaller, and upper lids pulled down into the corners. I now have asymetrical eyes and both need surgery. My left eye is smaller than before surgery and my right eye is larger. The lower lids are pulled away from my eyeballs.They both just look like I'm sad. I had eyes that were beautifully shaped prior to this and very symetrical. I just wanted the lower bags removed. I went to two Oculoplastic surgeons for a consult, because all Dr. Mitchell would say at each follow-up was how much better I look and I'll be fine, and they have to repair the damage. (Of COURSE I looked better each time Mitchell saw me weeks and weeks after surgery...I was less swollen and bruised each week). I had horribly drooping lower lids after surgery. The incisions and suturing was alarming! I was NEVER told at the consult that it is common to have your eye lids hanging open, pulled down and away from your eyes after surgery. I was told AFTER the surgey that 85% of all patients look like me after surgery. This is not true! One eye has a zig-zag incision and suturing and the other even missing a suture leaving the incisions to over-lap leaving a ridge of skin on my left eye. THAT mistake has left a terrible scar. At my two day post-op, I was concerned and had it brought to his attention the over-lapped, missed suture and over-lapped corners of my eyes where he sutured. He barely looked at them and from a few feet away just said to "give it time to heal". I guess missed sutures are no big deal. That was his pat answer to me about ALL my concerns.....to just "give it time", "let it heal" and "keep pushing" on my lower lids. The scar where a suture was missed is VERY visible and people who know me (but weren't aware of my surgery) have asked if I had recently injured my eye because it's such a terrible scar that I didn't have prior. He even left a good deal of fat he didnt remove on my left eye. The other eye has been left with pimple-like bump scars due to how he did a saw-tooth incision and then suturing where the skin was all pulled tightly and bunched together into bumps instead of a smooth suture line. (I have lots of photos ). I also told him that my vision is being affected by all the pushing (I assumed) on my eyes and moving them all day. That my eyes can't focus now but he also didnt seemed concerned and was dismissive, said he'd never heard of that and never had a patient tell him that before. I said there is a first for everything and I must be his very first patient to tell him the danger of all that pushing. (I have read where patients do get vision problems and I have been in contact with other bleph patients who have vision problems after a botched lower bleph, also). He DID offer canthoplasty to me at one of my visits to repair the damage he did but after speaking to two Oculoplastic surgeons, that will not repair the damage. I need, in simple terms, a lift where they have to graft tissue from my palate or lips in order to raise my eyes back up and it won't completely repair how far down he pulled the corners of my eyes (making one smaller than the other). Cost for this surgery? $35,000!!!! And they also said this is a very difficult surgery to repair all the damage done. Now I have to come up with a crazy amount of money for the Oculoplastic surgeon to fix his mistakes. The cost of this is depressing for surgery and I'm not wealthy and don't have the money. So... I have to look terrible, be severely depressed and embarrassed of how I look the rest of my life. Had I known there was such a thing as an Oculoplastic surgeon to begin with, I would have chosen one since they don't do all kinds of plastic surgery like Mitchell but specialize in JUST the eyes. If you are considering ANY kind of plastic surgery from this man, I would HIGHLY suggest you go to a specialist or risk the chance of having a botched surgery. Beware.