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Dr. Michael F. Mcguire, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Dr. Michael F. Mcguire, M.D., F.A.C.S.

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1301 20th St #250, Santa Monica, California, 90404, United States
(310) 315-0121
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Dec 6, 2015
I have had many procedures completed by Dr McGuire and with great results. I have reoccurring skin issues due to sun damaged skin and whenever they have been removed there is absolutely no sign of the incision. In the past I would use a dermatologist with scars from removal and after switching to Dr McGuire I would never go back! Thank you Doctor McGuire!

Aug 3, 2015
My experience whit the office of Doctor McGuire was excellent, the people there and their professionalism was outstanding and my results everything and more that I was expecting. I highly recommend them!

Dec 30, 2009
I can not recommend Dr. McGuire for any rhinoplasty surgery. After meeting with several celebrity docs, I decided to go to Dr. McGuire because he made me feel comfortable and seemed to understand what I needed. I had a small bump on the bridge of my nose and wanted a little tip revision. Well... I ended up with flat nose with a awful downward turned tip. I was devastated. People said that I didn't even look like myself. I was super depressed. Went back to him because after swelling went down, my nose was crooked. Again, not happy. Then I had to pay another surgeon (the one I should have gone to in the first place) to build my nose back up with cartiledge taken from my right ear. VERY painful and VERY expensive. I still HATE my nose to this day and can't believe what an bad decision I made in selecting a doctor. I initially had the surgery to correct the abuse I suffered as a child by my Mother. Again, I still am reminded of that abuse and now the abuse suffered by Dr. McGuire. Maybe he's good at other surgeries but not noses in my opinion. $22K and 4 surgeries later, I still hate my nose. I have to spend $1600 a year to have a filler injected in the bottom of my nose to elevate the tip and cortisone to reduce scaring. It's really depressing. Everyday...for the past 7 years.

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