Jeffrey Dillow, MD

Dr Dillow and Nurse Terri were fantastic! From the very start they treated me with high degree of attention and I felt extremely comfortable with the care I was receiving. I was extremely anxious to undergo the surgery and they were patient and reassuring - giving me ample time and information to make my decision. The end result is FANTASTIC. I look and feel very natural and couldn't be more pleased! Dr. Dillow is a true artist - meticulous, conservative, and experienced. My only

I knew I needed a breast reduction for many years. Headaches, Backaches, poor posture and hard to find clothing to fit properly. I kept working with my GP and my chiropractor to suggest to my Insurance company that this surgery was indeed a necessity. After one year, my Insurance reviewed all the submitted paperwork and claims, and agreed to cover the procedure. I chose Dr. Dillow because he had come highly recommended by a friend of mine who worked at his practice. He is

I’m so happy with the outcome of my cosmetic surgery (breast augmentation) with Dr. Dillow. Not only the results, but the over all experience he provided. I had consultations with reputable surgeons in the area but he struck me as the most professional, caring and competent doctor among them. I also liked that he carefully considered which size would compliment my frame. I have much more volume while looking completely natural and in great proportion. Thank you Dr. Dillow

I found Dr. Dillow by asking and anesthesiologist who I should go to. I'm a nurse, I taught anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, a nurse for many more years than I would want to say. A pharmaceutical rep for one of the largest companies in the world. I worked in surgery at one time and I know surgical nurses and anesthesiologist are the people you ask to find out who is the best. An anesthesiologist told me 'Dr. Dillow' and he didn't didn't hesitate a minute. When I got to

I like many of you have had a large chest since hitting puberty. I have always wanted smaller breasts but knew that if I ever had children I would want to breastfeed. So, my little one is weaned and now it is time for me to relieve my back and shoulders with a reduction. My surgery is on January 26th at 11am. With the date being less than a week away my emotions have run the gambit but I keep coming back to being excited about having it done. I have read many posts on the

I have been heavy all of my adult life. In 2001 at the age of 37 I had gastric bypass and lost 140 pounds. My arms got droopier with each pound lost. I have maintained 110 pound weight loss and still have been so ashamed of my arms. This summer I was mowing, near dusk, and was in a tank top and felt like there were spotlights on me shouting to the world to look at my gross arms. I decided that night that at 46 I have a whole life of tank tops, sleeveless dresses and cap sleeves

I'm still dealing with botched breast reduction. I was reduced years ago & was taken down to a smaller size then I asked for. I always told Dr. Dillow to make me no smaller then d cup & make it a full d if he questioned it err on the side of dd but I was given a size c. I was told to like it because they look good. I still have a open area on one of my breast & large scars. I was told by several Drs that it was a bad job done. I have had to get injections into

same old story, developed quickly and enthusiastically in middle school and hated it immediately. I played soccer and volleyball and was self conscious and physically uncomfortable from the beginning. after college, I lost weight and felt great but no change to breasts, already a DD. talked to my internist who said it was very reasonable to move forward with reduction but it might be better to wait until I have children. revisited in early 30s when still not in a long term