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Everything Changed....Dr. Finkle cancelled my surgery

To save time, I copy-pasted from my doctor review.

I was initially very happy with this surgeon and how friendly his clinic staff was, but this was replaced with frustration and disappointment when Dr. Finkle cancelled my surgery after 6 months of pre-op appointments and only 3 weeks from my surgery date. I'm not sure why this happened but I have a feeling it was because I started asking more questions about my upcoming procedure. The clinic is lovely and the nurses are very personable but this experience has changed how I think of their practice. I don't believe I would recommend them or go back; especially since I was never given a reason for my cancellation.

I was shocked that this happen and thankfully found another surgeon since I already had 2 weeks of PTO submitted. I did see other instances of this happening with this clinic when I Googled "Finkle" and "cancelled surgery".

David Finkle, MD
David Finkle, MD
17 Aug 2017

Elective surgery should only be performed under ideal circumstances. If there is any disconnect, for any reason, between the patient and the doctor, then the surgery should not be performed. I am happy to discuss any situation with any patient, but in private, not on the internet, please contact our office to talk about your situation.


Changing size and moving my surgery date up....YIKES!!

Wondering if 500cc won't look too big on my frame. I don't want that obviously fake look when wearing a bikini, but I do want balance to my body. Thinking about going down from 500/550 to 500/475 to account for asymmetry. Hubby came in and agreed that the 500's look "normal" on my frame so at least that's a plus.

Oh and I'm working on moving my surgery date to late Aug or Sept to avoid some issues with work. Time seems to be flying by but October still feels very far away. I put together my amazon shopping cart with all of my supplies and just need to finally get around to purchasing it. So far I have arnica pills and gel, bromelain pills, stretch mark cream, bio-oil and protein bars. I'll wait until I'm closer to go pick up a couple sports bras but I did already order several loose shirts and bralettes. Am I forgetting anything???

I started a new workout routine too with some pretty killer supplements so that I'm in the best possible shape pre-op. I know I won't be able to even think about the gym for at least a month afterwards but I'm hoping for some treadmill walking time sooner. Anyone else trying this to stave off any post-op body image depression?

Ironically my small chest has been getting even smaller with all this working out. I measured the other day at a 32 barely-B. Oh well, new boobs here I come! 2 and a half months to wait.

2nd Appointment with Dr. Finkle....now I'm getting 500/550cc's and high profile!

Had my second appointment a few days ago and made some changes to my plan….. I’m going to go with 500cc’s in the left and 550cc’s in the right and switched to high profile instead of mod plus. I’m still sticking with overs and I’m more convinced than ever that they’re right for me. Hope I don’t end up increasing my cc’s every time I have an appointment.

3 and 1/2 months to go!!!

-The pics are with the sizers; I’m hoping for a really natural look with my curvy shape but still have some great cleavage when I want to play the girls up. Think I’ll make some rice sizers to wear around at home/work.

Provider Review

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
4911 S. 118 St., Omaha, Nebraska

I was initially very happy with this surgeon and how friendly his clinic staff was, but this was replaced with frustration and disappointment when Dr. Finkle cancelled my surgery after 6 months of pre-op appointments and only 3 weeks from my surgery date. I'm not sure why this happened but I have a feeling it was because I started asking more questions about my upcoming procedure. The clinic is lovely and the nurses are very personable but this experience has changed how I think of their practice. I don't believe I would recommend them or go back; especially since I was never given a reason for my cancellation.

David Finkle, MD
David Finkle, MD
17 Aug 2017

Elective surgery should only be performed under ideal circumstances. If there is any disconnect, for any reason, between the patient and the doctor, then the surgery should not be performed. I am happy to discuss any situation with any patient, but in private, not on the internet, please contact our office to talk about your situation.