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I Don’t Recommend
I had lipo 360 and a BBL with Dr. Ball. From my experience, I wouldn’t recommend this clinic. You can get far better results at other places for significantly cheaper. I paid $11,251 to only have 1400cc removed from my upper abs, lower abs, flanks, and waist COMBINED (more could’ve been removed via lipo. I gained almost 30 lbs to do this surgery) and slightly less than 600cc placed in each cheek. I came out of surgery with literally the same butt I had going in. Other clinics are far more aggressive, remove significantly more with lipo, lipo MORE areas for the price, and put more in each cheek (example: Mia Aesthetics placing like 1000cc in each cheek). If you’re looking for a significant difference then this is not the place for you. I regret choosing this clinic as I literally have nothing to show for $11,251 but a swollen belly, the same hip dips and flat butt, and tears of disappointment. I expressed my dissatisfaction with my doc and was essentially told that I would have to do another BBL because apparently “BBL’s aren’t a one and done thing”. You can get the results you want with ONE bbl, just not here as they clearly just want more money. He’s a nice guy but I feel that my concerns were brushed off simply because “HE” felt we had good results....Nevermind the fact that how he feels is irrelevant because it isn’t his body. I left my post op appointment in tears.
If you want a REAL BBL where you actually get a butt, don’t go here. Don’t make the mistake that I made by choosing this place.
Apart from this, I’m also an ICU nurse with over 4 years of ICU experience. At the end of my surgery, my nurse was getting post op vitals. I was hypotensive and symptomatic (nauseous, dizzy, light headed, struggling to stand up etc). My nurse kept rechecking my BP and it continued to drop. At the third check it was like 77/40. She told me she wasn’t going to let me go home that way (as she shouldn’t!) so she went and got I guess the P.A or charge nurse? I’m not sure what the lady’s title is honestly. We’ll go with P.A. The P.A. was clearly in a rush to get me out of the room and get another patient in. She had me lay down and called Dr. Ball to report that I was NAUSEOUS. NOT THAT I WAS HYPOTENSIVE, BUT THAT I WAS NAUSEOUS and asked if he wanted to come give me something IV for nausea. She rechecks my BP with me laying down and with MY ARM BENT/FLEXED and gets 101/something. Any nurse knows, a flexed arm is an inaccurate BP. She’s like “oh look, 101/whatever. Let me write that down as my final vitals”, completely disregards the THREE low BP readings before that, chucks it up to that fact that I was standing when those three low BPs were taken (mind you, orthostatic hypotension is transient and you don’t get low BPs after standing for 10 minutes). She then hurries me out to my mom’s truck so fast that she forgot to even give me all of my belongings (another nurse brings my glasses out to the truck). Mind you, I was still so dizzy that I was stumbling! I understand that they operate on a tight schedule, but it should never compromise patient safety. Luckily my mom is a nurse and so am I. But I was also hypotensive when I got home with a systolic in the low 80’s and a MAP in the 50’s.
As a nurse, I also don’t feel this place is safe. As a nurse, I would never let a patient go home like that.
Apart from this, I’m also an ICU nurse with over 4 years of ICU experience. At the end of my surgery, my nurse was getting post op vitals. I was hypotensive and symptomatic (nauseous, dizzy, light headed, struggling to stand up etc). My nurse kept rechecking my BP and it continued to drop. At the third check it was like 77/40. She told me she wasn’t going to let me go home that way (as she shouldn’t!) so she went and got I guess the P.A or charge nurse? I’m not sure what the lady’s title is honestly. We’ll go with P.A. The P.A. was clearly in a rush to get me out of the room and get another patient in. She had me lay down and called Dr. Ball to report that I was NAUSEOUS. NOT THAT I WAS HYPOTENSIVE, BUT THAT I WAS NAUSEOUS and asked if he wanted to come give me something IV for nausea. She rechecks my BP with me laying down and with MY ARM BENT/FLEXED and gets 101/something. Any nurse knows, a flexed arm is an inaccurate BP. She’s like “oh look, 101/whatever. Let me write that down as my final vitals”, completely disregards the THREE low BP readings before that, chucks it up to that fact that I was standing when those three low BPs were taken (mind you, orthostatic hypotension is transient and you don’t get low BPs after standing for 10 minutes). She then hurries me out to my mom’s truck so fast that she forgot to even give me all of my belongings (another nurse brings my glasses out to the truck). Mind you, I was still so dizzy that I was stumbling! I understand that they operate on a tight schedule, but it should never compromise patient safety. Luckily my mom is a nurse and so am I. But I was also hypotensive when I got home with a systolic in the low 80’s and a MAP in the 50’s.
As a nurse, I also don’t feel this place is safe. As a nurse, I would never let a patient go home like that.
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