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Providence Facial Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery

Providence Facial Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery

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500 Evergreen Dr #18, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania, 19342, United States
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Apr 4, 2017
I would highly recommend Dr. Ginsburg to anybody seeking plastic surgery! I was unhappy with my nose for years and I brought all my concerns to Providence and they created a new nose and confidence for me! I am more than happy with my rhinoplasty and it turned out better than I ever imagined. The whole team made me feel comfortable and my confidence and self esteem has never been higher! I was so happy with my results I cried the first time I saw, Dr. Ginsburg is the best!

Apr 6, 2017
Dr. Ginsburg performed cosmetic surgery (Facelift) in the Fall of 2016. Now six months later, I am happy to report that I am 100% satisfied with the results promised. I actually saw results much sooner, but I wanted to wait the recommended six month period of time for my skin to relax before submitting my recommendation. Dr. Ginsburg was very attentive to my worries immediately after the surgery, walking me thru measure when I wondered "why did I do this"? Of course, being the impatient person that I am, I wanted to see quicker results and thought that my face would never heal! Dr. Ginsburg gave me the encouragement I needed and even told me that I could call him "everyday" just to ease my worries even further. During the aftercare, his concern for me made me feel as if I were his only patient. He treated me with respect and I am ever so grateful to him for his patience. I "highly" recommend him for any type of surgery that you, the patient, may be looking for. Thank you Dr. Ginsburg. I feel like a new woman!

Nov 29, 2017

Jan 20, 2017

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