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Dr. David R. Finkle, MD

Dr. David R. Finkle, MD

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4911 S 118th St, Omaha, Nebraska, 68137, United States
(402) 926-2639 bodybyfinkle.com
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Nov 13, 2017
I had the best experience with this office from the my first consultation, surgery, to my follow up appointments. Kim was wonderful to work with and gave me the good and bad when it comes to a BA. I am thankful for her insight, because I knew what to expect after my surgery. She made me feel so comfortable and I never felt rushed (my consult was about 2 hours long). Dr Finkle knows everything there is to know about BAs and is a very talented surgeon. He popped in to see how it was going during all of my appointments an answered any questions or concerns I had. All of the nurses provided me with the best care while I was in their hands. I am very pleased with my results and would recommend Dr Finkle and his staff to anyone looking for a breast augmentation.

Sep 22, 2017
Went for liposuction on my abdomen, back and inner thighs. He completely didn’t do my right flank. To him it’s all about numbers and if you’re unhappy, it doesn’t matter. Even if you say so. You’re better off going to someone else to guarantee you get what you ask for and someone who cares about your needs/wants.

Sep 19, 2017
I was thoroughly disappointed in the consultation. I met with Dr. Finkle's consultant Jenny who was a doll and really pleasant and then Dr. Finkle pops in for roughly 2-5 minutes. He said that I had to make sure I didn't care about scars and told him scars are not a problem but still needed to ask appropriate surgical questions like (incision length, type of scutcher, type of stitch pattern, length of recovery etc) ,given that I would be unconscious during the procedure and needed to know the risks involved. He then told me that if I cared this much about the scars I wasn't ready for the surgery and he would not do it. He was then dismissive and rushed out to end the appointment leaving Jenny to deal with the ramifications of his comments. By not paying attention to details particular to plastic surgery (scar reducing) there is a high potential for unnecessary complacency that was very evident in this appointment. I'm grateful i will be going to someone ELSE who cares more about the aesthetic outcome and takes pride in the work than fitting it in somewhere, getting it done and getting paid.

Sep 20, 2016
The staff and Dr. Finkle himself are First class all the way. Can't wait to come back for some more procedures.

Jul 25, 2013
I have seen Dr. Finkle for years. He has always been friendly and informative, as well as his staff. I have had excellent results from all of his procedures! I will continue to see him for other things in the future. His costs are competitive and usually lower than most in the area.

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Mon:8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Tue:8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Wed:8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Thu:8:30 am - 4:30 pm
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