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NY Attorney General Cuomo called the company’s business practices, “cynical, manipulative and illegal.”
As of Monday, Lifestyle Lift is only providing some post-operation checkup procedures.
Lifestyle Lift came under scrutiny back in 2008, when it engaged in a he-said, she-said lawsuit battle with online review site RealSelf.
The company sued RealSelf claiming trademark infringement after consumers posted negative reviews about their experience with the less-invasive facelift procedures. RealSelf subsequently countersued asserting the surgery center posted fake reviews to lure in more business.
The back-and-forth led to an investigation by the New York Attorney General’s office. In 2009, then-attorney general Andrew Cuomo announced Lifestyle Lift would pay $300,000 and stop publishing fake reviews.
At the time, Cuomo called the company’s business practices, “cynical, manipulative and illegal.”
Lifestyle Lift came under scrutiny back in 2008, when it engaged in a he-said, she-said lawsuit battle with online review site RealSelf.
The company sued RealSelf claiming trademark infringement after consumers posted negative reviews about their experience with the less-invasive facelift procedures. RealSelf subsequently countersued asserting the surgery center posted fake reviews to lure in more business.
The back-and-forth led to an investigation by the New York Attorney General’s office. In 2009, then-attorney general Andrew Cuomo announced Lifestyle Lift would pay $300,000 and stop publishing fake reviews.
At the time, Cuomo called the company’s business practices, “cynical, manipulative and illegal.”
LSL abruptly closes 50 centers across the country and considers bankruptcy March 2, 2015
http://consumerist.com/2015/03/03/one-hour-facelift-company-lifestyle-lift-abruptly-closes-considering-bankruptcy/
If they file for bankruptcy - there will be no money for settling any current or future claims against them. After years of ruining the lives of their trusting customers, they now ruin the lives of their employees.
Wall Street Journal article:
http://www.wsj.com/articles/lifestyle-lift-shuts-down-most-of-its-business-considers-bankruptcy-1425340363
If they file for bankruptcy - there will be no money for settling any current or future claims against them. After years of ruining the lives of their trusting customers, they now ruin the lives of their employees.
Wall Street Journal article:
http://www.wsj.com/articles/lifestyle-lift-shuts-down-most-of-its-business-considers-bankruptcy-1425340363
How will history view the decade of the 'Lifestyle Lift'.......
Years from now I think LSL will be a case study in Medical Scams, like the old old ads selling tape worms as a 'modern method' for weight loss from the 1920's.
Provider Review
Dr Dahiya at Reston Office
Poor procedure, no sedation, lots of pain during and after, no follow up care, no real results except pain, lumps around the ears and a lopsided jaw line, lack of follow up with medical staff, would not give follow up visits. Offered to 'fix' the results for another $7000.