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The Eye Roll Emoji Sums Him Up…!!!
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The Eye Roll Emoji Sums Him Up…!!!
I wasn’t initially planning to leave a review, but after reflecting on my experience, I feel it’s important to share.
If you can’t be bothered to read the full story, (as it is long as hell) here’s the summary:
of my experience, Mr Davis seemed far more interested in delivering patronising lectures than providing a professional medical consultation. Instead of listening, he appeared to assume, dismiss, and talk over leaving me feeling treated as though I needed “educating” rather than actual clinical advice.
This sums him up perfectly. So here comes a semi full version of events;
A few weeks ago I saw Mr Marcus Davis after reading many positive reviews I was hoping he would be the right consultant to address the concerns with my breasts and eyelids, While he was friendly and down-to-earth, the overall consultation left me genuinely surprised by the lack of professionalism.
During the appointment, he made several unnecessary remarks “jokes” about my slender frame. I’m a healthy size 6 with a normal BMI, so these comments felt out of place and inappropriate. I doubt similar “jokes” would be made to a curvier woman seeking a reduction.
I explained that I have 10-year-old implants placed to fill loose breast tissue after going from an A cup to a G cup during pregnancy. Unfortunately my implants didn’t fully achieve this but I didn’t want to be seen as picky so left it, over the course of 10 years more laxity has developed, including a visible fold and a descended nipple. I wanted these issues corrected and to go slightly bigger to restore fullness. Although he acknowledged the physical concerns, he repeatedly diverted the discussion to irrelevant topics including telling me I would need to “mentally prepare” for unwanted male attention in bars if I increased my cup size. This was an odd and unhelpful comment in a medical consultation, especially as I wasn’t asking for anything extreme, just a size increase comparable to wearing a padded bra, that I told him I always wear out in public as it makes me feel more comfortable.
When discussing an upper blepharoplasty, something I’ve considered for years due to heavy hooded eyelids, I mentioned having tried a Botox brow lift previously. He insisted Botox “causes heavy eyelids,” despite me explaining that mine have always been naturally hooded a family trait. When I briefly mentioned my mother’s eyelids and my upbringing, he abruptly told me I needed counselling and that eyelid surgery wouldn’t help me emotionally. I found this presumptive and inappropriate.
Although he took photos and acknowledged the issues that needed correcting, he then told me, “If you were my sister, I wouldn’t operate on you,” and ultimately declined to carry out the breast procedure. He asked if I still wanted a quote for the eyelid surgery, I said yes, but I never received anything, maybe he felt i wouldn’t be letting this man operate on me or he simply couldn’t be arsed as just wanted to earn a buck easily who knows.
Overall, the appointment felt dismissive and more like a £200 conversation than a genuine consultation. I left feeling unheard, judged, and frankly insulted. A clear, straightforward explanation such as “going bigger won’t achieve the results you want” due to x y z would have been perfectly acceptable. Instead, I received unnecessary comments, off-topic lectures, and an attitude that felt condescending and arrogant.
In the end, I’m glad he said no, as I wouldn’t want to undergo surgery with someone who didn’t want to do the job. But after acknowledging the issues, then shifting to remarks about unwanted male attention, ill-fitting dresses, and ultimately suggesting I see his colleague instead, the entire experience felt disjointed and unprofessional. It left me very disappointed to have paid for what felt like a complete fob-off from start to finish, I could go on with all the comments he made as this doesn’t cover the lot to be honest.
If you can’t be bothered to read the full story, (as it is long as hell) here’s the summary:
of my experience, Mr Davis seemed far more interested in delivering patronising lectures than providing a professional medical consultation. Instead of listening, he appeared to assume, dismiss, and talk over leaving me feeling treated as though I needed “educating” rather than actual clinical advice.
This sums him up perfectly. So here comes a semi full version of events;
A few weeks ago I saw Mr Marcus Davis after reading many positive reviews I was hoping he would be the right consultant to address the concerns with my breasts and eyelids, While he was friendly and down-to-earth, the overall consultation left me genuinely surprised by the lack of professionalism.
During the appointment, he made several unnecessary remarks “jokes” about my slender frame. I’m a healthy size 6 with a normal BMI, so these comments felt out of place and inappropriate. I doubt similar “jokes” would be made to a curvier woman seeking a reduction.
I explained that I have 10-year-old implants placed to fill loose breast tissue after going from an A cup to a G cup during pregnancy. Unfortunately my implants didn’t fully achieve this but I didn’t want to be seen as picky so left it, over the course of 10 years more laxity has developed, including a visible fold and a descended nipple. I wanted these issues corrected and to go slightly bigger to restore fullness. Although he acknowledged the physical concerns, he repeatedly diverted the discussion to irrelevant topics including telling me I would need to “mentally prepare” for unwanted male attention in bars if I increased my cup size. This was an odd and unhelpful comment in a medical consultation, especially as I wasn’t asking for anything extreme, just a size increase comparable to wearing a padded bra, that I told him I always wear out in public as it makes me feel more comfortable.
When discussing an upper blepharoplasty, something I’ve considered for years due to heavy hooded eyelids, I mentioned having tried a Botox brow lift previously. He insisted Botox “causes heavy eyelids,” despite me explaining that mine have always been naturally hooded a family trait. When I briefly mentioned my mother’s eyelids and my upbringing, he abruptly told me I needed counselling and that eyelid surgery wouldn’t help me emotionally. I found this presumptive and inappropriate.
Although he took photos and acknowledged the issues that needed correcting, he then told me, “If you were my sister, I wouldn’t operate on you,” and ultimately declined to carry out the breast procedure. He asked if I still wanted a quote for the eyelid surgery, I said yes, but I never received anything, maybe he felt i wouldn’t be letting this man operate on me or he simply couldn’t be arsed as just wanted to earn a buck easily who knows.
Overall, the appointment felt dismissive and more like a £200 conversation than a genuine consultation. I left feeling unheard, judged, and frankly insulted. A clear, straightforward explanation such as “going bigger won’t achieve the results you want” due to x y z would have been perfectly acceptable. Instead, I received unnecessary comments, off-topic lectures, and an attitude that felt condescending and arrogant.
In the end, I’m glad he said no, as I wouldn’t want to undergo surgery with someone who didn’t want to do the job. But after acknowledging the issues, then shifting to remarks about unwanted male attention, ill-fitting dresses, and ultimately suggesting I see his colleague instead, the entire experience felt disjointed and unprofessional. It left me very disappointed to have paid for what felt like a complete fob-off from start to finish, I could go on with all the comments he made as this doesn’t cover the lot to be honest.
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