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Provider Review
Dr. Baker's staff is amazing, as is his demeanor and bedside manner. My issue is he told me what I wanted to hear, not what I needed to hear, and am left (a year later) with saggy breasts and in need of additional procedures. I am 32 years old with 1 child, who is 5 yes old. My breasts have fluctuated in the past from large D/DD, to B, back to DD while pregnant and nursed back down to a B. They were deflated to say the least. I began searching for surgeons for implants and had consults with 4, including dr. Baker. 3 told me I needed a lift (recommended) or large implants to fill the space/skin. I was hesitant about the lift because of the scaring, so when Dr. Baker said I didn't need one, that an implant on top of the muscle would do just fine; that I shouldn't mess up my breast with the lift, was exactly what I wanted to hear. I tried the implants in my bra to get a size, and Dr. Baker assured me the size I chose would fill the space fine, and said I had enough breast tissue to cover the implant when placed on top of the muscle. My surgery went well, I healed well, and while I wished right away I had gone a tad bigger, I was satisfied with my breasts. Then they began to settle.... and settled more... and kept settling... now, when I lay on my back they slip into my armpit. When I bend over, the implant nearly does a flip in the excess skin and looks horrible. I am an avid crossfitter and can no longer wear tank tops in fear my breasts will pop out of my bra/tank top, which my a girl-friend of mine said she was nervous would happen when I was doing handstand push ups. I went back at my year check up to discuss some of my issues. He said they were fine, you don't need/want perfect. I asked to show him some pictures, because I was embarrassed, which he refused to look at and seemed to get defensive. He said I chose the size, and that I could go bigger any time I wanted to. I asked about getting a lift and come to find out... he doesn't do that procedure at all. I was upset, to say the least, in his unwillingness to address my concerns. And here I am in search of another doctor to do the lift AND new implants. It was a waste of my money, which I suppose is my own fault for not knowing better, but at the same time I feel he, as this being his specialty, should have candid and realistic conversations about the results.. not just what the patient wants to hear.