Tara Anne

Eye Surgery by Dr. Andrew Jacono - Great Neck, NY

Your incision lines end where they should. At least your doctor was smart enough not to take them to touch the end of your eyebrows. I wish I went to your doctor. He's a keeper. You look beautiful blue eyes. Happy Healing!

I am happy for you. You look so amazing!

I really like the way your doctor made his incision lines on your upper lids. You found a good doctor. I think you look fabulous! God Bless.

Hi! First I want to say you are very cute and thank you for serving our country. :) I too would strongly suggest you go for a second opinion. I am sorry that your nose is noticeably crooked. But I'm worried if you let him operate again, you will be even more unhappy. I am speaking with nine women who are utterly devastated by Jacono's aftermath. Many of them suffer from chronic sinus infections because their nose has collapsed. Breathing is a terrible issue. And he never did fix their crooked nose that he created. Some of these women gave him a second chance and it has proven to be quite upsetting, to say the very least. I am smart and would not give him a second chance to fix everything he did wrong. I went to another surgeon and I was able to be corrected. I had to spend a lot more money, but there should be no error when it comes to your face. You spent a lot of money too. Please proceed cautiously. I know you trust this doctor, but in time you will see...he cannot be trusted. Of course I wish you all the best.

My mother and I had our consultations at the same time with Jacono. He told her he wanted to do a vertical facelift on her. He grabbed her skin and pulled it upward and said, "Look at all the skin I can get by doing this." I can do the same thing to my eleven year old daughter and get just as much skin. He also told my mother she needed a brow lift. I accompanied her to consult with other plastic surgeons, they said your face falls on a rotational axis and the skin cannot be lifted vertically. The outcome would never be aesthetically pleasing. Apparently, Jacono uses the same technique over and over knowing that the outcome causes asymmetry and other problems, yet he continues to practice this way. One surgeon told my mother she doesn't need a brow lift and he wouldn't do it for her. She never wanted a brow lift to begin with, but Jacono told her she needed it. My mother is a very lucky person that I went first. She saw first hand the devastation that I endured. My mother didn't like the outcome of my surgery. She said I looked different and not for the better. That's what asymmetry, scarring, and "frying pan" eyes can do. It changes the way you look and not for the better. The best thing that happened through my horrific ordeal is that I saved my mother from the hands of Jacono. She is very grateful and lucky that I went first.