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A Slice and Dice Place
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A Slice and Dice Place
In my initial interview, Dr Jungenberg's assistant Kim, who presents as very charming initially, told me that I would be fine going to an event a week and a half after my tummy tuck surgery.
I booked a room at the Royal York for my scheduled 9:30 am surgery. At approximately 8 am of the day of my surgery, Kim called me frantically saying that the client previous to me had to rebook and basically to get down to the operating area asap! I was nervous and she was..not being so very charming at all anymore! She acted as though *I* had done something wrong when I had not. Hardly my fault that the client scheduled to go before me was late!
I was already nervous and that made it worse as did Dr. Jugenberg, a cold, unpleasant and frankly, creepy man, taking *a lot* of photographs and ordering me to pose in various ways while I was completely naked, right before going into the OR.
"Lift your arms, spread your legs, turn around, bend over, touch your toes!" I want to mention again at this point that I was having a *tummy tuck*. There was no reason to get pictures of me from behind and not even ask if I was ok with him taking pictures of me naked at all!
When he noticed that I was uncomfortable with the whole thing he asked if I had taken the tranquilizer they had given me, which I had.
The surgery itself was ok except that I was still half asleep when they hauled me out because they had another surgery to perform.
The recovery period was EXTREMELY painful and took a couple of months. At a follow-up appointment, I spoke with another client in the waiting room. She had had a breast augmentation and had also been told that she would be ready to attend a social event in a few days.
Kim was sitting right there and laughed and said, "Oh yeah, I'll say anything to make a sale."
I do not recommend Dr. Jungenberg or his phony saleswoman.
The results were-- ok...the scar was larger than necessary, as a couple more qualified cosmetic surgeons informed me and he didn't do the best job with reconstructing the belly button.
Go elsewhere.
I booked a room at the Royal York for my scheduled 9:30 am surgery. At approximately 8 am of the day of my surgery, Kim called me frantically saying that the client previous to me had to rebook and basically to get down to the operating area asap! I was nervous and she was..not being so very charming at all anymore! She acted as though *I* had done something wrong when I had not. Hardly my fault that the client scheduled to go before me was late!
I was already nervous and that made it worse as did Dr. Jugenberg, a cold, unpleasant and frankly, creepy man, taking *a lot* of photographs and ordering me to pose in various ways while I was completely naked, right before going into the OR.
"Lift your arms, spread your legs, turn around, bend over, touch your toes!" I want to mention again at this point that I was having a *tummy tuck*. There was no reason to get pictures of me from behind and not even ask if I was ok with him taking pictures of me naked at all!
When he noticed that I was uncomfortable with the whole thing he asked if I had taken the tranquilizer they had given me, which I had.
The surgery itself was ok except that I was still half asleep when they hauled me out because they had another surgery to perform.
The recovery period was EXTREMELY painful and took a couple of months. At a follow-up appointment, I spoke with another client in the waiting room. She had had a breast augmentation and had also been told that she would be ready to attend a social event in a few days.
Kim was sitting right there and laughed and said, "Oh yeah, I'll say anything to make a sale."
I do not recommend Dr. Jungenberg or his phony saleswoman.
The results were-- ok...the scar was larger than necessary, as a couple more qualified cosmetic surgeons informed me and he didn't do the best job with reconstructing the belly button.
Go elsewhere.

Replies (5)
I have had surgeries before so I know that it is common to have before and after photos done but I have never felt invaded in the way I did by Dr Jungenberg.
I just did a search of his reviews and came up with this! I had no idea about this and I am not part of any potential class action lawsuit. But this is absolutely something that anyone considering getting surgery from the man should know about.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/dr-6ix-disciplinary-charge-1.5616103
When I googled "Dr Martin Jungenberg investigation", a whole slew of newspaper articles regarding his unauthorized use of cameras came up!
So I stand by my original comment--go elsewhere.
Hope your doing well I just wish I saw your review before I went there.