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DMG Aesthetics & Belleza Skin Care Institute

DMG Aesthetics & Belleza Skin Care Institute

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28381 Davis Pkwy, Warrenville, Illinois, 60555, United States
(630) 348-3000 www.dmgaesthetics.com
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Sep 2, 2017
This was my first time getting lip fillers and i was very nervous!! the specialist took her time calming my nerves but also did not push me to get the procedure done. she was very sweet and did not over-do anything. my lips look absolutely wonderful and it completely changed my confidence in my smile. i would (and have been) recommending this place to EVERYONE!!

Jan 16, 2016
Izzy was fabulous. I had eye brows and lips permanently colored and I love the results. I would consider liner in the future with her. I also had KTP done for telangiectasia with a different tech. I was mostly happy with the results, although there is still a visible vein on the side of my nose that to me was just a vein that was missed in the treatment. I also had (and still have) two areas of scarring from the procedure. When I called about these two issues remaining I was told I would have to pay again for the one missed vein, and that the scarring was not scarring but probably just hyperpigmentation. I don't know how they knew that via a phone call. When I argued that my face should be looked at regarding my concerns (and I should not have to pay for it), they agreed to give me 5 minutes before her schedule (a month later) for her to look at it. I didn't bother going in. I don't feel my concern was taken seriously and I'm disappointed about that. I could have easily been a 5 star patient with one simple laser zap and an acknowledgment and possibly a recommendation regarding the scars. Instead, I'm left irritated every time I see it. All in all, I would highly recommend Izzy, but think carefully before doing KTP.

Nov 30, 2016
Patti was terrific!

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