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    Darrin M Hubert, MD

    Darrin M Hubert, MD

    1.0
    (1 review)
    0.1 mi

    In July 2016 I went in for a breast reduction surgery, because I was having back pain from the size…read moreof my breast. I told Dr. Darrin M. Hubert to reduce my breast in half, I was a DDD cup size and he only reduced it to DD. My back pain is still the same and I have lost sensation on my breast and nipple. I have to take medicine for my back pain and I have lost weight, but my back pain still persist. I hope he reads this and see if we can correct this.

    From the owner: Stephen M. Chen, MD, is a board-certified plastic surgeon, with two offices in Richmond and…read moreMidlothian, Virginia. With years of experience and extensive training in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, Dr. Chen is well-known for his compassionate bedside manner and ability to create naturally beautiful results.  Dr. Chen attended Virginia Commonwealth University's School of Medicine, graduating in 1997 with his doctorate in medicine. He then completed a residency program and internship at the Virginia Commonwealth University's Medical Center. In addition, he pursued a plastic surgery residency at the same university in 2003 followed by an aesthetic surgery fellowship at Grotting Plastic Surgery in Birgmingham, Alabama in 2004. As a personable plastic surgeon, Dr. Chen's goal is to provide the highest quality care combined with a welcoming environment. He tailors each procedure while considering the patient's individual needs and goals, crafting every experience to help each patient feel confident and comfortable about their decisions and outcomes.  Dr. Chen performs a variety of cosmetic procedures, including eyelid surgery, breast surgery, tummy tucks, liposuction, and Brazilian butt lifts. He also provides customized non-surgical facelifts with injectables such as dermal fillers and Botox®.  He is a Total Definer™ master, as well as a BeautiPHIcation™ expert, allowing him to enhance body contours and facial features with harmony and balance...

    Stanwix Plastic Surgery

    Stanwix Plastic Surgery

    4.1
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    0.6 mi

    Dr. Stanwix is an absolute gem. He made me fall in love with my body after years of fighting my…read moregenetically big hips. I would recommend him to every person out there. He is personable and takes the time to really understand your needs. The surgery was a hit and I am beyond happy with the results. The whole office staff is also great and makes you feel welcome. Dr. Stanwix for president.

    Oh. My. Goodness! My experience with Dr. Stanwix and his team has been nothing short of phenomenal…read more From the moment I reached out to Dr. Stanwix's office in August of 2023, to the successful completion of my En Bloc surgery (with lift and fat transfer) in January 2024, I have felt completely cared for by this remarkable surgeon and the team of consummate professionals he has surrounded himself with. Every interaction I had with Dr. Stanwix and his team, whether by phone or in-person, left me feeling heard, seen, and understood, as I made the decision to remove my implants and start a new chapter on my physical health and wellness journey. Kind, courteous, knowledgeable, attentive to detail, supportive of my concerns, were hallmarks of my interactions not only with Dr. Stanwix, but with each member of his team. Dr. Stanwix did an amazing job performing my surgery and was an absolute pleasure to interact with. Many talented doctors, particularly specialists, do amazing work, but fall short when it comes to support and communication with their patients. This is certainly not the case with Dr. Stanwix! I have complete confidence that as I continue to heal I will be welcome to contact him with any follow-up questions or concerns I might have, and that he won't make me feel like a nuisance, in fact, he has personally encouraged me to stay in touch with him and his team and to reach out if or whenever I feel the need. This kind of post-op follow-up should be the norm, but all too often it doesn't seem to be. Thank you, again, Dr. Stanwix and many thanks to your lovely team of professionals that collaborate with you and have clearly been inspired by your caring demeanor and professional integrity! You have certainly set the bar extremely high for any other healthcare professional that I will consider entrusting my health, time, and money to.

    Christine Rausch, MD

    Christine Rausch, MD

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    4.5 mi

    Went in to have them look a spot on my cheek that was a bit disconcerting and before I knew what…read morewas happing the nurse/PA/? was zapping something on my forehead with a laser. She said the spot on my cheek was nothing but was happy to charge me a few hundred bucks for whatever she did to my forehead. It's now 2 years later and the spot that got zapped has turned red and will not heal. I did not intend to leave a review today. I was searching for a dermatologist to take a look at this new problem area and ended up here.

    was determined that Dr. Rauch would perform the procedure upon my arrival I provided my debit card…read morefor the co-pay. Now that my personal information had been captured I was also provided with a document stating that I would be responsible for any charges that the insurance would not cover up to the amount of $1500.00. This organization stated that they would have full access to my personal account and could make withdrawals at will and I would be notified via email prior to the withdrawal. At that very moment I felt extremely uncomfortable with the arrangement but thinking that I would be adequately notified I would be able to adjust accordingly. Here's where the whole program falls apart. Taking it from the top the first charge, a $25.00 co-pay was debited from my account on 08/16/2016. The second charge of $51.41 was debited from my account on 09/06/2016 and I was never notified. Approximately a week later I was debited with a charge of $104.00 again not notified. I caught this in process and asked it be stricken and a stop put on any further charges, (date cannot be provided because it is no longer on the ledger,) action was reversed. On 09/13/2016 I get hit a second time for the same charge of $104.00 and this time it has been processed, a temporary credit was issued and was reversed on 11/30/2016 finding no fault on the part of your organization. Now mind you, this organization hit my account three times in a period of only seven days with each and every time I have not been notified. Suddenly I'm an ATM for Christine Rauch! I reiterate, I was NEVER notified by email, (or any other form for that matter) of any impending withdrawal. Closer examination of the documents forwarded to me from the banking institution had revealed that one of their staff had input my email address incorrectly as baherden@verizon.net instead of the correct address. Given that this can prove to be a most critical factor it would behoove Dr Rauch and her staff to confirm this information rather than take it for granted. Clearly this organization deserves to be paid, I don't take issue with that. I take issue with this organization being paid at the expense of cleaning out my bank account and leaving me with not so much as enough cash to buy gas in order to go to work the next morning. I am currently 68 years of age, (was 63 at the time of the procedure.) I have an advanced education in aviation, I am grossly underemployed as well as under paid. Since I do live paycheck to paycheck these people have absolutely no idea what it's like to have your checking account cleaned out and you have to knock on someone's door at five in the morning hoping to borrow $20.00 so you can get to work? It's coming to the point where it's no longer a service for a fee, it's all about sucking someone's bank account dry. It's beginning to feel like it's a contest to see who can empty my bank account first. I understand that Dr. Rauch's husband is an emergency room triage doctor. Everyone should be justly compensated for their knowledge and intelligence. Between the two of them I'm willing to wager that together they are knocking down half a million a year. It's really a shame that they have to resort to unscrupulous means to accomplish their wealth. Having worked as a trained and licensed aircraft mechanic were my associates and myself are required to maintain and fly aircraft, were the aviation field to be handled like this office has handled my account there would be a bunch of broken aircraft, a whole lot of dead people and someone would most certainly be going to jail. The medical treatment was excellent, the way I was treated on the business side of the house is absolutely deplorable. If I had to do it again and was diagnosed stage four cancer I would turn and walk the other way rather than to be subjected to this kind of abuse. Brings new meaning to the aged term, "A license to steal." Makes me wonder if a crime has been committed?

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