Can you switch to a new cosmetic doctor in between treatment? Have patients done that?

Yes you may switch anytime.  You need to have a working trusting and positive relationship with a knowledgeable doctor that seeks your interest

you can always switch providers anytime you would like. if you are unhappy or do not trust your physician please see a different doctor.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question.  Yes you can and probably should given your feelings toward her.  It is in your and her best interest.  This is very commonly done and will allow you to get a second opinion.  You will likely either find out that someone else was better able to provide the results you were hoping for or your first doctor was correct in their explanation of limitations.  Either way, you will probably feel better afterwards.  All the best!

Absolutely! If you're not happy with the results that your physician provides, the best thing for you (and your doc) is to find another physician injector that you are comfortable with. 

I'm not sure why you are asking the question since your cosmetic treatments are completely elective and self-pay and you chose your current doctor by just calling and scheduling the appointment. You can change your doctor any time. Just make sure that you choose an experienced, board-certified dermatologist, occuloplastic, facial plastic or general plastic surgeon for the best results.

Yes, you are always able to switch physicians or get a second opinion from another physician. The best outcomes always come when you and your physician are on the same page and they can understand what your expectations are. I would recommend looking in your area at physicians who do the same procedures as your current physician provides.  Best of Luck.

Best patient outcomes always flow from a great doctor patient relationship. Factors influencing the patient doctor relationship are open communication, common backgrounds, active listening skills, setting proper expectations as to outcomes, etc. Remember, its your body, and for cosmetic services, you are spending your DISCRETIONARY income. You should exercise your discretion to spend it, whenever and wherever you like. Usually it is physicians and their staff who need to be reminded that patients have a choice in who is caring for them. It is interesting that you feel the need to ask this question....Maybe the staff at your docs office, or the doc was having a bad day? Are you basing your opinion on a single visit, or is this a pattern?I think you would be best served by doing some additional research about others in the community who can perhaps perform the same service.

You can do anything you want. Last time I checked we were in America. Just make sure to bring your records from the old place to the new

Of coarse you can switch to another physician, especially for services not covered by insurance which may limit providers.  It is very important that a patient and physician have a trusting relationship.