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My goal with this review is to inform someone like me looking for a trusting and capable surgeon to perform a breast augmentation. If anything, please read the final paragraph. Dr. Carey Nease performed my breast augmentation on June 21, 2016. To say I am unhappy with the results is an understatement. Total I have had 7 visits to their facility starting with my initial consult and breast sizing visit. At these initial visits, I feel I was mislead, uninformed, and rushed. After discussing with Dr. Nease that my desires were to have fuller breasts and NOT huge breasts, he took some measurements and then suggested two sizes for the nurse to show me, then he left and the nurse showed me the two options he recommended. I feel mislead by the nursing staff who kept pushing me to choose the bigger size, and Dr. Nease telling them not to let me go lower than 400cc. I feel I was uninformed by Dr. Nease because I was never told there were different profiles of breast implants. Which after consultations for revision surgery with other surgeons, they informed and explained that a high profile implant would achieve a fuller breast I desired and be a better fit for my anatomy. Lastly, I feel I was rushed by the nursing staff to make a decision on my breast size. Also, I feel Dr. Nease rushed through my appointment and did not consider the best options for my anatomy and my unique desires. My results: After 6 months of hoping and lots of massaging my breasts as he informed at each follow up visit, my implants never dropped, resulting in what is called a “snoopy boob”. In addition to the implant being high and breast tissue being much lower, my right implant will jump very high when I flex, which was explained by another surgeon at a revision consultation to be a result of the pocket not being big enough for the implant, so when I flex the the muscle pushes on the implant causing it to be misplaced and pushed out of the way of the muscle. At my 6 month post op appointment, pictures were taken, and it was clear the results were not desirable, and by no means worth the $4,999 I paid for them. Dr. Nease’s suggestions were also less than desirable. His recommendation is that a revision is needed AND if the revision is not fully successful a 3rd surgery would be needed. The reasoning provided for the unwanted results was that I had a difficult anatomy. If this were the case it should have been considered and communicated from the onset. Finally, after expressing dissatisfaction with the initial surgery and plan for 2 more he came across as defensive, rude, and showed no compassion. My final thoughts for anyone reading this and seeking a surgeon for a breast augmentation, is BE INFORMED. I hope you will do research on the difference between a cosmetic surgeon and a plastic surgeon. Although, Dr. Nease is a “board certified cosmetic surgeon”, he is not a plastic surgeon. Be informed on the difference.