Fantastic Experience, Beautiful Results

I had consultations with two other renowned surgeons--one in L.A., one in Dallas--before meeting with Dr. Adams. With the first two, even though they are 'famous,' I had little nagging concerns and was still on the fence. When I met Adams, he was focused, analytical and thoughtful. I immediately felt, 'This is the guy.' I knew I would be in great hands and suddenly the decision became easy. His righthand woman, Christy, is lovely (informative and warm), as is the rest of his staff. His anesthesiologist said his goal was to give me the perfect 'cocktail,' and he did. I felt fantastic when I came out of surgery. Truly, the whole experience, from beginning to end, was smooth, pleasant and fascinatingly easy. (Oddly, the only challenging part was remembering not to have any blood thinners (red wine, certain spices, Advil, etc.) prior to surgery. Also, I got almost no sleep the night before surgery, because I had never had surgery before and was anxious.) I had sushi with girlfriends hours after having surgery, and I flew back to LA the next morning. (Commit to using the cream they give you, daily, for the incisions, and re-order it when you run out--you will be annoyed with yourself if you slack off and end up with more visible scars.) It's been 3 years since and every day, I still love looking at my breasts. Sometimes women friends scream when I show them my results--that's how good my breasts look. Shopping for clothes used to be depressing. Now, it's fun. I look good in a wide range of silhouettes, because I "fill out" tops and have a more hourglass figure. I was 47yo when I had surgery and, as the cliche goes, I wish I had gotten it done years ago. And by the way, I was prepared to pay through the nose if necessary, but Adams' price was reasonable and competitive. I cannot recommend him enough. Interesting sidenote: While waiting in his reception area, I saw an attractive 20yo-ish patient and her equally attractive, well-dressed mother pass through. The daughter had just gotten surgery (she was a little groggy and was wearing a zip-up hoodie, per the post-op instructions banning pullovers). It occurred to me that Dr. Adams is probably the surgeon of choice for a certain social set in Dallas--i.e., women who want tasteful results and who therefore value the measurement system he uses for choosing the ideal implant size.