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Winslow Facial Plastic Surgery
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citysearch c.
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I've dealt with this practice several times. The people who said Dr. Winslow is arrogant, yes, I'd agree with that, and I've experienced all the warmth and compassion of Hitler from her. Had several bad experiences. It's one thing when you have a bad experience, but when it becomes a series of them, something is wrong. Would not recommend. And also, the reviewer who mentioned a patient's procedure details being broadcast for any in the waiting area to hear is right on. I've seen the same thing there and was taken aback by it too. C'mon people, just because you're exposed to these procedures daily and to patients who maybe don't mind their personal affairs being shared like that, not everyone feels that way. Have a little discretion and class, for god's sake. If you were seeing a doc for hemorrhoids, would you want that fact announced to everyone in the waiting area just because it's a condition the doc commonly treats? I've been left with such a bad taste in my mouth, I think I'd rate it at zero stars but don't think that's an option, so have to give it one.
Pros: I think I'd travel out of state to avoid this place,and Indiana being a hell state when it comes to patient's rights, that could prove to be a positive.
Cons: multiple, too many to list
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