I had minor hernia surgery done by Dr. Isik 2 1/2 years ago. He said he could make an almost 20 year old surgery scar look better so we did that at the same time as the hernia surgery. I am so grateful for Dr. Isik for fixing that horrible scar. It was on my belly and I had to look at it every day. Now it looks great and I even bought a bikini swimsuit. Dr. Isik was a very kind and gentle doctor. Surgery in his office was a positive experience. I felt supported and cared

Like most ladies on this site, I've read a lot of reviews, looked at endless before and after pictures, gone back and forth and back again about having this surgery, and have started writing this review more than once... So, I'm going to spare the big long story and just tell you the facts according to me - in bullet format. Who doesn't like a list of personal confessions about boobs?!! Here's mine: * I'm 33 years old, 5'5", weigh 205lbs, and wear a 36G bra. * I don't

My surgeon was rated a "top surgeon in Seattle." And still, it only takes a fraction of an inch for this surgery to go wrong. Mine wasn't right. And now 5 weeks later my surgeon is re-doing one eye. I'm not sure I love the other eye's results either. My only advice would be to research a LOT of surgeons and be VERY sure you are so dissatisfied with how your eyes are now that any improvement is better than what you live with. If not, I wouldn't recommend it. The risk is too

Just like many on here, I've had large breasts since I was about 12/13. In 6th grade I was a C cup and by high school I was a DD. I have always been on the curvy side but when I was in high school I lost about 30lbs and my breasts never got smaller. They continued to grow and grow, and this past year I lost 30 lbs again and they didn't change. I go to a chiropractor weekly. I spill out of my very expensive bras. Nothing fits correctly. Because I'm so short, my breasts almost