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Now needing double what I paid him for corrective surgery
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Biggest Regret of my Life Trusting Dr Sadati
$23,000
Ladies, before you put your trust in Dr. Kevin Sadati, I hope my personal experience with Dr. Sadati, and my horrible results, will have you think twice before you put your face in his hands. I was unable to post with no stars so I had to choose one.
I want to share how Dr. Sadati left my face and eyes after my surgery.
I had my first lower facelift at 50, twelve years ago, by a different plastic surgeon (board certified). My results were fantastic, natural, and I had no issues. I should have returned to this doctor.
I went to Dr. Sadati for wrinkles on both sides of my cheeks. I had no jowls only wrinkles and he assured me I needed a second facelift, and stated how great his second facelifts look. He even bragged about the results of women who have gotten third facelifts.
My facelift surgery with Dr Sadati was on October 14, 2020.
I had numerous issues immediately following my facelift with Dr. Sadati. At every office visit, Dr. Sadati stated something different regarding my issues, but one thing he consistently stated, was that I “needed to wait a year” for my face to heal, and all my issues will go away, and I should trust him.
I have since found out you have one year to sue for medical malpractice.
My face and eye disfigurements have not gone away and I need corrective surgery by a plastic surgeon specialist. Dr. Sadati refused to return my money, and I am now needing double what I paid him for corrective surgery on my face.
Following my facelift with Dr Sadati, I now have a thick solid ledge of skin framing my face, from my earlobes down towards my chin. The ledges of skin look and feel unnatural and are very unsightly. I also have an additional bunching and bulging of skin under my jawline like a double chin. I never had either of these issues until my surgery with Dr. Sadati.
Following my lower eye surgery, my left eye is now permanently disfigured. I went to an oculoplastic surgeon, and he stated that it appears the orbicularis muscle may have been damaged.
The left bottom lid flips inwards throughout the day with certain eye movements, which results in my bottom eyelashes poking my eye and a horrible sensation. I have to use my finger to unflip it when this happens. I am unable to wear eye makeup due to the lid flipping inward.
Both lower lids droop and the whites of my eyes are now exposed. My left eye looks much larger than my right eye and is visibly unsymmetrical.
I have a noticeable large lump of scar tissue in my right cheek due to the post-operation hematoma. I have an abnormal concave dip under my chin due to the liposuction. I have numerous noticeable stitch bumps throughout my face. I have a pucker at my left temple.
During surgery, Dr. Sadati scratched my cornea. This was extremely painful. The day after surgery, instead of sending me to an eye doctor, he gave me numbing drops and sent me home. Because of the pain, I returned three more times and was instructed to keep using the numbing drops.The numbing wears off in seconds so I couldn’t use it.
I finally went to my personal eye doctor who was alarmed with the drops Dr. Sadati gave me. The drops are for doctors use during procedures and not a treatment. If I had used the drops often they could have melted my cornea. Dr. Sadati lied in his notes, and stated he patched my eye and gave me lubricant drops.
Almost a year after surgery during my last visit, I stated my left eye still flips inward. He lied in his notes stating I complained of wrinkles around my eyes and left out my eye flips inward. Dr. Sadati also lied in his notes stating the two ledges of skin framing my face were only brought up at that visit. He also stated I had these ledges before, and was only now mentioning them. My husband and I have proof he lied in his notes on my last visit.
His office manager, Janet, will be your best friend to close the sale but that changes.
I read other negative reviews from women who shared their results from Dr. Sadati, and I wish I would have listened. Trusting Dr. Sadati and ignoring these reviews is the biggest regret of my life.
I want to share how Dr. Sadati left my face and eyes after my surgery.
I had my first lower facelift at 50, twelve years ago, by a different plastic surgeon (board certified). My results were fantastic, natural, and I had no issues. I should have returned to this doctor.
I went to Dr. Sadati for wrinkles on both sides of my cheeks. I had no jowls only wrinkles and he assured me I needed a second facelift, and stated how great his second facelifts look. He even bragged about the results of women who have gotten third facelifts.
My facelift surgery with Dr Sadati was on October 14, 2020.
I had numerous issues immediately following my facelift with Dr. Sadati. At every office visit, Dr. Sadati stated something different regarding my issues, but one thing he consistently stated, was that I “needed to wait a year” for my face to heal, and all my issues will go away, and I should trust him.
I have since found out you have one year to sue for medical malpractice.
My face and eye disfigurements have not gone away and I need corrective surgery by a plastic surgeon specialist. Dr. Sadati refused to return my money, and I am now needing double what I paid him for corrective surgery on my face.
Following my facelift with Dr Sadati, I now have a thick solid ledge of skin framing my face, from my earlobes down towards my chin. The ledges of skin look and feel unnatural and are very unsightly. I also have an additional bunching and bulging of skin under my jawline like a double chin. I never had either of these issues until my surgery with Dr. Sadati.
Following my lower eye surgery, my left eye is now permanently disfigured. I went to an oculoplastic surgeon, and he stated that it appears the orbicularis muscle may have been damaged.
The left bottom lid flips inwards throughout the day with certain eye movements, which results in my bottom eyelashes poking my eye and a horrible sensation. I have to use my finger to unflip it when this happens. I am unable to wear eye makeup due to the lid flipping inward.
Both lower lids droop and the whites of my eyes are now exposed. My left eye looks much larger than my right eye and is visibly unsymmetrical.
I have a noticeable large lump of scar tissue in my right cheek due to the post-operation hematoma. I have an abnormal concave dip under my chin due to the liposuction. I have numerous noticeable stitch bumps throughout my face. I have a pucker at my left temple.
During surgery, Dr. Sadati scratched my cornea. This was extremely painful. The day after surgery, instead of sending me to an eye doctor, he gave me numbing drops and sent me home. Because of the pain, I returned three more times and was instructed to keep using the numbing drops.The numbing wears off in seconds so I couldn’t use it.
I finally went to my personal eye doctor who was alarmed with the drops Dr. Sadati gave me. The drops are for doctors use during procedures and not a treatment. If I had used the drops often they could have melted my cornea. Dr. Sadati lied in his notes, and stated he patched my eye and gave me lubricant drops.
Almost a year after surgery during my last visit, I stated my left eye still flips inward. He lied in his notes stating I complained of wrinkles around my eyes and left out my eye flips inward. Dr. Sadati also lied in his notes stating the two ledges of skin framing my face were only brought up at that visit. He also stated I had these ledges before, and was only now mentioning them. My husband and I have proof he lied in his notes on my last visit.
His office manager, Janet, will be your best friend to close the sale but that changes.
I read other negative reviews from women who shared their results from Dr. Sadati, and I wish I would have listened. Trusting Dr. Sadati and ignoring these reviews is the biggest regret of my life.
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Response from Dr. Sadati:
Hello Rene,
I am very disappointed to hear that this was your experience at my practice. I always strive to make sure my patients' concerns are heard and addressed. Due to HIPAA regulations, I can't publicly comment on the specifics of your concerns. Our management team has been in contact with you and is available for further discussion if needed.
Thank you,
Dr. Kevin Sadati
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