Better late than never. Had cellfina with Dr. Green. Was a little nervous as I got this procedure as soon as it came out. However he was trained well and was able to take away the craters and lumps on my butt! I was hoping for more on the back of my thighs but it doesn't work well in that area. It has been over a year and the dimples have not come back. I also maintain a diet full of antioxidants now minus the processed food. That should be helping for any areas he wasn't able to get. He calmness helped me feel calm when I'm usually anxious about a procedure

Dr. Green is a kind and compassionate man with an excellent bed side manner. He takes the time to answer your questions and discusses your treatment options throughly. I have very light skin and unfortunately have developed broken capillaries under my eyes. These cause me to look as if I have dark circles under my eyes. No makeup in the world works unless you want to look like a cake! Dr. Green used the Cutera V laser and one day later I already see results! This is my second round doing this since sometimes more than one session is needed for optimal results. Firdt protective shields are placed in the eyes. The laser produces minimal discomfort and feels kind of like mosquito stings. I would say the most uncomfortable thing are the eyeshields. I fully trust Dr. Green and recommend him to anyone seeking a knowledgeable dermatologist. I think he's the best! P.S. His staff is very nice too which just makes the overall experience that much better!

I felt compelled to write this review today although my procedure was more than 2 years ago. I am so blown away by all the horrors women have experienced and described here after getting Ultherapy. I suppose there are risks with anything you do to your body, but I just wonder why these bad cases are seem so excessive. I feel terrible for what you all have gone through. My dermatologist, Dr. Jeremy Green of the Brandt Clinic in Coral Gables did my treatment. At the time, I was 41 and decided to try Ultherapy strictly as an anti-aging strategy for some pro-active tightening of my neck area although I didn't have any real sagging or wrinkling. The procedure was painful but they gave me some happy pills and made me as comfortable as possible. I experienced the typical swelling and some bruising afterward (I actually liked the swelling, that's when my neck looked its best), which he treated with lasers. From that point on, the results were so faint I wasn't sure how much Ultherapy actually did for me. However, I didn't have a major issue to treat in the first place. Fast forward to today, my neck is best treated with Botox for the minor little age bands that are starting to appear. The quality of my skin and its elasticity has not been adversely affected by Ultherapy in any way. Does this have to do with the skill of the physician? I wonder...because I trust my dermatologist 110%, he has done other amazing things for my face and the regimen we've chosen.