BEWARE!! SLEEZY SLEEZY OPERATORS! The manager was very dishonest. Refused to provide me with a…read morecopy of my contract with them even though they were billing my credit card! It took months to finally get a copy of the contract through my credit card company after filing a fraud claim against Ideal Image Brandon. My credit card company sent me a copy of my contract. The manager at Ideal Image lied to me, hung up on me, refused to provide me a copy of the contract they were billing my credit card under. They refuse to post or provide their business license. Tallahassee should take action against these sleezy operators. I plan to report them to consumer agencies, National and State. BEWARE!

My husband, a proud United States Marine Corps Vietnam veteran, and I sought non-surgical body…read morecontouring services from Ideal Image in good faith. As a military family on a fixed income, we expected this company to uphold a standard of professionalism, transparency, and ethical care. What we encountered instead was a string of misrepresentations, poor communication, and a complete disregard for client well-being. We initially discovered Ideal Image's CoolSculpting procedure online and were encouraged by the claims of a minimally invasive treatment with minimal downtime. On September 9, 2024, we each underwent a virtual consultation. During that session, we were asked to remove our shirts and identify the areas we wanted treated. We were both told that our target areas--including my chest, stomach (top and bottom), and love handles, and my husband's similar concerns--could all be addressed effectively through CoolSculpting. When we asked about post-treatment skin elasticity, the sales rep casually assured us that it would not be an issue and claimed she had "never had complaints." We moved forward based on that guidance, each financing $3,500 through their in-house medical credit provider. My husband's first treatment was on November 12, 2024. Only then were we informed by the technician that his chest and sides were not eligible for treatment and that he would have to choose between his upper or lower stomach. He proceeded with the lower stomach, suffered a week of severe pain, and ultimately saw no results. My experience began on November 19, 2024, and was no better. I was told I needed clearance from my primary physician to rule out gynecomastia before proceeding with chest treatment--something never disclosed during the consultation. After receiving a formal diagnosis confirming gynecomastia, I was told that my chest was ineligible for CoolSculpting altogether. Again, this was a complete contradiction of the initial promises made during the sales pitch. Between both of us, we spent $7,000 and received zero visible results. When my husband brought up his concerns during his second treatment on February 12, 2025, the response was not to investigate or offer alternatives--but to upsell him on more cycles. The same happened to me at my second and final treatment on February 20, 2025. I declined. Why spend more on a service that had already failed to deliver? To make matters worse, when my husband left a review expressing his dissatisfaction and the financial strain this experience placed on us, Ms. Jasmine McPherson called to offer a follow-up consultation. I agreed, only to be told that the lack of results was due to a three-pound weight gain--an excuse I found both flimsy and insulting. I am well within a healthy weight range and not significantly different from when the treatments occurred. When we met with Ms. McPherson in person, her response was cold and rehearsed: "We don't offer refunds." No acknowledgment of wrongdoing. No accountability. No attempt to remedy the situation. Even worse, she admitted that the initial sales representatives aren't medically trained, and that first consultations should never be conducted via Zoom--two things we absolutely would have considered before moving forward. We were misled, overpromised, and under-delivered at every step. To take $7,000 from a retired Marine veteran and his spouse is unconscionable. This experience has been a total failure, both clinically and ethically. I strongly caution anyone considering Ideal Image to think twice. We expected better. We deserved better