I could just kick myself for being gullible enough to fall for Aesthetic Medicine's sales pitch. They talked me into having all kinds of procedures done to lessen the appearance of wrinkles and rosacea on my face. The doctor assured me that I would see good results and showed me all the before & after photos of supposed previous clients. This fool and her money signed up for thousands of dollars worth of treatments. They said it would take quite awhile before I could expect to see improvements, so I was patient. But when I had completed all the treatments and I still couldn't tell a thing had been done to my face, I asked to see my before & after photos. They made me schedule an appointment just for that. So I did, but they told me the doctor who knew how to run the before & after images was not in that day. So I rescheduled and came back. Then a different person told me that the doctor who knew how to run the before & after images was not in that day. The kept telling me they could see the improvement, trying to convince me, but I really didn't see it and I was tired of coming back to try to see my before & after pictures. They did retreat the rosacea veins in my nose and chin area several times and finally those did disappear. I was still upset about my wrinkles not improving, but I figured, at least I got one of the benefits I paid for. However, about 2- 3 months after the rosacea disappeared, it came back just as bad as before! I contacted the office and left a message asking if they refund any money if the client is unsatisfied, but nobody ever called me back. Throughout all of the above I was very polite, but I feel like a complete idiot for doling out that kind of money for absolutely no results. At least I didn't let them treat the vericose veins in my legs for an additional couple grand... I managed to save a little of my money and pride.
Pros: Magazines in the waiting room
Cons: No results, no recourse, excessive fees, not providing the service you scheduled, dishonest.
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