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STEVEN YEARSLEY, MD REVIEWS

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3.3

3 reviews

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Worth It12 days Post-Op

I FINALLY Love my Body

I’ve never been super thin, and thyroid issues and antidepressants haven’t helped. The fat doesn’t respond to diet or exercise (which I was too tired to do most of the time anyway). I even tried phentermine and metformin to control appetite but my body just adjusted and I gained all the weight back. I hit rock bottom after having my heart broken and going through severe depression for six months. And after all of that misery I decided I get one life to live. I don’t want to spend

TheRealErinposted on June 7, 2021

Worth It1 month Post-Op

I've Had an Amazing Experience

I love Dr. Yearsley. Him and his staff have been so wonderful during my surgery process from consult to recovery. My recovery has been a little more difficult than I expected due to my body not liking what I had just done to it, but Dr. Yearsley and his nurses have been wonderful. They are so good at returning phone calls, texts, and emails. Lord knows I have called and emailed a ton during this process..

bsuckleyposted on July 8, 2018

Not Worth It20 months Post-Op

I nearly died - sepsis and cellulitis after surgery

05/12/2022 I had a BR and TT w/ muscle repair. Dr Yearsley was my surgeon. In the days following, he kept saying 'this is normal, everything looks good' even though there were obvious signs of infection. I developed sepsis and cellulitis. I was hospitalized for 8 days, receiving IV antibiotics through a PICC line followed by 3 weeks of outpatient infusions. It's been almost 20 months and I am still not fully recovered. I've lost track of how many hospital stays, procedures, and

Fierce56148posted on January 3, 2024

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