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Cosmedical Rejuvenation Clinic

Cosmedical Rejuvenation Clinic

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Toronto, Ontario, M2P 2G4, Canada
(416) 449-9983 www.cosmedical.ca
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Mar 23, 2018
Had a skin cancer operation cka 4 years ago top of my head. He had to go to the bone to make sure he removes the cancer cells. This went ok but since the top of my head afterwards looked likes a valley and mountains I asked him if this look would ever change. He said don't worry in a couple of years you will look like you had no operation. In addition I asked him why my face and especially around the eyelids it gets greasy and I have to clean it 2 or 4 times a day. He answered -I don't know- and walked out of the room never to be seen. Very personal at the beginning, terrible at he end.

Sep 26, 2017
Had a surgery with Dr. Kesarwani on Sept. 10. 2001 to remove a cyst in my lower lip on the left side. Part of the nerve was cut out resulting in loss of feeling in lip in that area. Surgeon gave me mouth wash that weakened the sutures and resulted in sutures coming undone a few hours after surgery. Surgeon said surgery was over and there was nothing that could be done. Very painful experience.

Apr 13, 2018
Caring & compassionate

Nov 16, 2016
A picture says it all. My daughter had a reduction and it has been nothing but trouble. Dr Kesawani says he doesn't expect a perfect outcome from a reduction, I guess this is normal?

Sep 24, 2015
My experience with Dr. K was truly wonderful, I was quite nervous and unsure what to expect at my initial consult- he took the time to explain every detail and to reassure me of the results. He was patient with great attention to detail on the day of my surgery, I felt taken care of and in good hands. His staff is so friendly and very genuine in guiding you to best options- love chatting with Anita!

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