Reviews you can trust, from real people like you.      
How it works
  • Our highly-trained Review Moderation team evaluates all reviews before they're published to ensure they're written by people like you and not a member of a doctor's office.
  • This multi-step process takes up to 24 hours from review submission to publication.
  • Doctors can't pay to have reviews removed or hidden.
  • Reviews are only removed at the reviewer's request or if they violate our Terms of Service.

If you have questions or believe we should re-evaluate a published review, let us know.

Sort by:
*Treatment results may vary

3.5 month post op photos

Had my TT and lipo on 4/13. My arms and chin are finally showing some improvement. I had aggressive lipo and I'm still sore in my flank area. My healing has been a journey but not one that I would ever regret, I'm doing well, much better than I thought I would at my age. God is good and I'm pleased with my results with the exception of my BB but I'm optimistic that it will also turn around...

3 1/2 month post op update

Just wanting to show everyone my results so far. I'm pleased this far with my FLAT results but my BB is the exception and has some raised thick tissue as well as track marks from the stitches. Dr. C should use dissolvable inside stitches b/c those stitches he use leave those ugly railroad track marks on your skin. If my BB skin doesn't start to lay flat I'll seek a revision b/c that ruins my chance of ever wearing a cropped top or two piece bathing suit...sigh.

bb info

So I was concerned about my bb being a little on the small side so many folks suggested that I put a marble in it. I found a pack of marbles but they were 10 bucks and they looked too large. I decided to go to hobby lobby and purchase some beads from the jewelry making section b/c of the cost (a buck 50) and the multiple sizes. I settled on a pearl set that are a few mm smaller than the marble. It fit perfectly in my navel area and is completely round as well. So friends check out hobby lobby for your dirt cheap beads and surprisingly I found a loose marble on the floor, lol, so that was a plus...I feel good about the sizing of the pearl bead so I'm happy...yaaaaa.

Provider Review

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
2200 North Avenue, Columbus, Georgia
Overall rating
Doctor's bedside manner
Answered my questions
After care follow-up
Time spent with me
Phone or email responsiveness
Staff professionalism & courtesy
Payment process
Wait times

I decided to go with Dr. Cochran b/c of his positive reviews on RS, cost and scar placement. I intially spoke with Crystal from Dr. Boutte's office in Atlanta and although she was pleasant, I felt like I was dealing with a sales campaign. I continued to do my research and had suggestions from friends in my local area who had the same surgery but I decided to go with my instinct so if something were to happen I would have no one to blame/point finger at but myself. I sent in my pics to Vickie after stalking this site for a year and the process was underway. Dr. C is a kind man of little words but you don't feel isolated or get the impression he's b/sing you. I have to say that Vickie, Pam, and Shay were awesome. Vickie is such a sweet person and an asset to the practice with her sweet demeanor and pleasant sense of humor. She and Pam helped make my experience as positive as it could be. Pam is a real trooper, funny, direct but has a great sense of humanity and patience. She is what you would expect a RN to be; compassionate, understanding & patient. I loved her and Shay. I didn't get to talk to Shay long b/c I met her on the OR table, lol but she was sweet according to my husband. My encounter with Gail was quick and mostly dealt with the money over the phone and at the practice she seemed the same, kind of like a person who isn't that people person oriented, but it's ok b/c her strength may just be dealing with accounting. The receptionist with the short red hair, well she and the other nurse (the one who does the FMLA pw) need a little more help with their social skills in dealing with the public. The receptionist was borderline rude on my last visit as was the nurse who does the FMLA p/w. Dr.C was great overrall though. He told me I could call him anytime and I could come back if I needed to for a follow up but it wasn't necessary b/c I lived so far away. I thought this was a rather odd statement b/c IMO I think everyone should have a f/u appointment at least 4-6 weeks out in order to go back to work or just to check on the wound etc.(?????). My husband said I would definitely be going back for a follow up appt, lol. That was sort of strange but maybe that's just me. I would refer others to Dr. C and would just say his post op visits could be a little more informative or eventful. I went 2days PO (which seemingly confused him as to why I was there) and I saw him again 5days PO(which he showed my hubby how to pull my drains and remove my stuches) I might come back in a few weeks for f/u since I'm off work for at least 6 weeks and it's only 5 hours away. I'll tell you the office isn't really modern but it's clean and comfortable and that's all that you need. The care is good and the staff friendly with the exception of my comments earlier about my experience with the two females. They could have been having a bad day but when you work with the public you have to put on your game face. Dr. Cochran, Vickie & Pam were top notch and can't say enough good things about them(my hubby told me to let it go on the other two but I felt compelled to tell the truth about my encounter with them and once I get their names I'll let you know).