Dr. Orchard has the best bedside manner of anyone I have ever seen. He always puts you at ease. I have had a breast reduction, liposuction of the calves, and a circumferential abdominoplasty with Dr. Orchard plus I see him for Botox. I have had wonderful results and he and his staff are top notch!

I had my 300cc moderate profile saline implants exchanged with 420cc moderate plus saline. A pocket revision was also done because the pockets had stretched so much. The only reason I'd decided to have them redone. My question is...will these pockets 'loosen up'? One side needed more internal stitching(pic included) than the other and I'm wondering if the pockets will allow the implants to fall normally. Surgeon said I may have dimpling, I just didn't know what he meant at the time. Follow up next week!

Dr. Orchard provided me with a comfortable, yet, professional experience. His extensive knowledge and experience made me feel confident from the moment I had my consultation with him. He thoroughly answered all of my questions and helped me make the best decisions concerning my breast implants. I was so informed that I did not waver about any of my decisions and did not need alternative help making choices. I was well prepared and equipped with what to expect after my surgery in which I was left no surprises feeling confident about the healing process. Because of Dr. Orchard's service, I truly feel I have made one of the best decisions regarding personal life choices and this must be accredited to Dr. Orchard and his staff. I could never express my thankfulness enough. You will have no regrets choosing Dr. Todd Orchard as your surgeon. He is an intelligent man with a heart who really cares about making his patients feel beautiful from the inside-out.

Dr. Orchard did an amazing job on my augmentation. He knew exactly what he was doing and made me feel very comfortable in the decision I was making. I'm post op day 1 and feel fantastic. I am not in much pain and feel really good. I would definitely recommend Dr. Orchard to anyone who was considering breast augmentation. Updated on 11 Jun 2016: Today I feel more pain than I had yesterday or the day before. It's not unbearable or severe at all. O feel it more in the armpit on my right side than anything. I went to see the doc yesterday due to some reaction to pain meds and he said I was healing nicely. I've noticed that they're not as tight and have dropped a little since surgery.

I'm a fit mother who breastfed both of my daughters. I was a 34B prior to having children and after breastfeeding my cup size did go down. I was very unhappy with my chest appearance and didn't feel comfortable in any cute clothes. I had thought about augmentation for several years prior to actually having it done. My husband told me he was happy with my body the way it was but he was supportive of my decision. Updated on 14 Aug 2014: I'm finally at a month. I feel great. I'm feeling like things are settling as they should be. I'm not having much tightness and things are softening up as well. I'm so happy with the results so far. I was pretty abated at first that maybe my running days would be ruined..... so far though I have had no problems with my size choice and running. I'm excited to follow up with my surgeon in a couple weeks! Updated on 13 Sep 2014: I' pretty close to 2 months out from surgery. I'm feeling great and loving my ladies. I've been doing a lot of running lately and have been pretty sluggish. Yesterday I ran 10.1 miles in 1:30 and it felt great. I don't feel like the girls get in the way at all. I found a great sports bra and that could be what makes all the diffrenece. I wouldn't really know since I don't have anything previously to compare :) Updated on 8 Nov 2014: Pictures just never do justice I think. I'm loving the results of having BA. I'm even having a bit of boob envy. Maybe I could have gone a little bigger. I am so much happier with having breasts than I could have ever imagined. I was pretty nervous before I went in for surgery in July. I was afraid that I was going to be too big after surgery but I took the risk and did it. I'm so glad I didn't listen when people said it would be too big. I have a tiny bit of numbness in my left breast otherwise I have full sensation without pain and my incision sites look great.

I am a little frustrated with my results as I was not significantly overweight. I am nine months post-op and weigh 2.5 lbs. more than I did not including the 1.5 lbs. for the 375 cc Mentor saline implants. I do not feel that enough liposuction was done on my flanks. I am also accumulating more fat on my abdomen. My skin did restretch and I have the same stretch marks as before. The majority of my incision, both horizontal and verticial, have keloids as does my new belly button (which is not centered.) I should note that my surgeon has said that he does want me to be happy and will rectify the situation. I have not had the nerve to ask him about the costs. Updated on 27 Feb 2017: I rarely get on here, but I just looked through a couple of pics after looking up how to get rid of back fat. Please be aware everyone (especially people who are short), that this fat, even if it is a couple of pounds, will find it's way back to your body. In my case, now, at 44, it has relocated to the front of my thighs, knees, and my back flanks. I was working out with weights regularly when I had this done at age 38. I am 5'1" and was quite a bit more muscular than I am now. I walk regularly but the winter weight has crept on. I am 136 lbs now. Unless you are so disgusted with your body please do not go through this procedure. I nursed both my children for a year each and they are 22 months apart. It took a toll on my boobs. That being said, now that I have implants that were placed underneath the muscle, when I am bent over, the implant shows from the outside and my original saggy boobs are still droopy and unattractive. Before sedation my surgeon discussed one amount in one side and one in the other to try to even my boobs out. He went ahead and changed his mind while I was under sedation. This can happen to anyone. We have no control when we are under the knife. I was told that he would avoid at all costs doing a vertical incision as well as the horizontal. My horizontal scar is not even remotely even and the vertical scar isn't straight. My belly button is not even centered and it still is not big enough to fit a pencil eraser in. Love the body that God gave you. You are beautiful. We are always striving for perfection, but there are complications that can happen and it is thousands and thousands of dollars that are being spent here. Do your research if you do it. Ask for their before and after photos. Contact other patients to get their opinions. Do your homework and don't be afraid to hurt feelings and go elsewhere.

I was an out of town patient. I drove 3 hours ONE WAY. Consultation was a breeze. The nurse was nice. Surgery day went well. No complaints. Drove back home and I noticed that shortly after my surgery, about 4-6 weeks post op, that my left implant looked like it was bottoming out. I also called them during my recovery and long story short, the nurse told me that he put my implants on top of my muscle even though I asked for under the muscle. After demanding to speak to dr. Orchard, he called me and said that they are indeed under the muscle. Way to communicate right? Some months pass and I drove another 3 hours for a post op consultation and I asked him about my left breast. He said that it's not bottoming out. But it clearly was. I seen three surgeons in my hometown and they confirmed that both of my implants are bottoming out! Dr. Orchard should be ashamed of himself for having the audacity to look me in my eyes and lie to me. A year and a half later, i'm getting them revised by a REPUTABLE doctor. DONT GIVE HIM YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY!!!!!!