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Andrea Van Pelt, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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Tears of joy, I couldn’t be happier with my choice of surgeon. I’ve been researching this procedure and countless surgeons since I was 18 (currently 32) and finally built up the courage and finances to go through with it. And I truly don’t know what took me so long. I’m 3 days post op and yes it’s painful, yes anesthesia sucked and I was nauseous and dizzy for a full day afterwards but also- I immediately felt the weight off of my chest. The ever apparent knots in my neck and
I Had Awesome Experience
I had a awesome experience! She was attentive, honest, caring and on top of that she did fantastic job!!! I couldn’t be more satisfied with my outcome so if you want someone who care and knows what she is doing then choose her! Bedside manners are wonderful!!! Staff is awesome as well
Excellent care from start to finish
I had an excellent experience with Dr. Van Pelt and everyone at Partners In Plastic Surgery after a disappointing consultation with another surgeon. I'm not from Grand Rapids and so I first looked for a surgeon in my hometown. The appointment was Ok...but, I left feeling very uneasy about the lack of information I was given and judgement about what I wanted aesthetically. I decided to travel to Grand Rapids to get a second opinion from Dr. Van Pelt and felt immediately at ease
I just turned 40 in March of this year. I'm a mother of two beautiful daughters, and both of my pregnancies were C-sections, and I gained incredible amounts of weight with each(80 & 125#'s). After over three years of eating clean and working out, I came to the realization that something's diet & exercise just couldn't fix. And decided that I wanted to have a tummy tuck. A friend of mine had the procedure done about a year prior. A few weeks back I ran into her, and after seeing
Worth It7 days Post-Op
9 Years a Waiting - Grand Rapids, MI
I had RNY 4/26/06. Best decision ever! Lost 165 lbs and have maintained that since. The way my shape was I had 2 "Rolls" divided by my belly button. I really wanted my belly button to "see the light". It's been living in darkness between the rolls. Decided on the Lower Body Lift. My insurance would only cover the lower roll so I paid the rest. So far I LOVE the way my body looks and can't wait until the swelling is down and I can lose the binder. I really want to try on some
I am one month post-op from my Rhinoplasty and I am not very happy. She only did tip work and raised my columella and my nose still looks big, and my nose is very crooked. It looks like she stitched my columella back on crooked. Also my nostrils look VERY different but at my 1 week post op she said there isn't anything you can do about 2 different sized nostrils. Updated on 8 Jun 2015: What should I do? I had a revision 2 years ago and my nose still looks the sand! Updated
I have a family history of large breasts! My mom had a breast reduction before she had kids, and I have always known I'd eventually want one ever since high school. I was a 34DD by the time I was 16. I've had three kids, and breastfed them all for a combined total of 5.5 years of nursing. I'm now a 36H. My back hurts almost always, despite monthly chiropractic adjustments. I have a constant under-boob rash. Permanent shoulder grooves. And headaches! Ugh! So for my 29th birthday,
Does anyone have an opinion as to which procedure is better? I'm seeing a PS that only does the SPAIR technique. I did see another PS that would do the anchor type surgery. I'm at a loss as to which way to go. Currently I am working with various health professionals to write letters indicating medical necessity for my insurance company. Hopefully they will approve my procedure. Updated on 25 Aug 2013: I met with a plastic surgeon last Friday and have decided to go with