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Dr. David M. Godat, MD

Dr. David M. Godat, MD

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11970 N Central Expy ##500, Dallas, Texas, 75243, United States
(469) 248-0899 www.drgodat.com
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Jan 23, 2018
Love Dr. Godat! I was a patient of his father’s and they have the same wonderful bedside manner.

Oct 19, 2017
What a horrible person. Staff is a joke. Terrible results. Stay away. There are too many other legitimate plastic surgeons out there.

Aug 26, 2017
I use to have Dr. ,David Godat as a Wound Care Specialist the same Dr. Godat that ruined that poor lady life when she had that Breast Surgery done and got those rashes afterwards! His Medical Staff at the Wound Care Center at Dallas Medical w were nice to me and treated my wound that located on the left side of my left leg. When I still had home nursing going at my house and everything was looking good, I had to give up Home Nursing way later on down the road and have Lymphedema Therapy done and one day I told my Lymphedema Therapist that I have to go the my regular doctor's Clinc to the lab there the next day, the Therapist told Michelle the RN and Manager of the clinic, she came storming in the Examaning Re oom where I was at and yelled at me saying, "STANLEY YOU'RE GOING TO SIT THERE AND NOT A WORD YOU'RE GOING TO SHUT UP AND LISTEN!!" I told her U can say something also and she said NOT UNLESS YOU TO BE PERMANANTLY DISH CHARGED!!! After I left the Clinic and came home, Michelle called to tell me that Dr. Godat no longer wants you here. That is what she said!! Those people got mad at me for going to my to see my regular doctor and other Specialists that I already had right before them!! I didn't do anything wrong to get kicked out!! I got a letter on Friday (08-25-17) and it was from Molina Healthcare of Texas stating effective Monday October 16th, 2017, Dr. David M Godat will no longer be in network with Molina!! Please don't recommend your families and friends to go see Dr. David M Godat, he's a bad Wound Care Specialist and a bad Plastic Surgeon!

Jun 1, 2017
Not very fond of this place. I received a breast reduction. My surgery went OK but I did get a nasty rash afterwards that lasted for about a week. My breasts turned out OK but they are misshaped and uneven. After the initial surgery, I had to go back so that he could fix a spot where he made a mistake. That's where the fun came in. I wasn't put under anesthesia because it wasn't necessary but I was numbed. The shots were given one after another about 10-15 pokes and they hurt like hell. He kind of laughed about it and continued. After tearing up after the worst shots ever, the surgery began. I could feel about 75 percent of what he was doing I told him so he gave me more shots and continued. Towards the end I was able to block out a majority of the pain but the burning sensation was the worst. It doesn't end there. I developed another nasty rash that covered the entire side that he worked on. I called the office the next available day (which was a Tuesday because Monday was Memorial Day) and told them that the rash had gotten worse. The receptionist said she would tell the Dr and that they would give me a call back. Never happened. The following Thursday was my Appt. I went in and showed them how big the rash had gotten. I was then told that the Dr would write me a prescription and that they would call it in for me. 5 hours later I call them back and asked if they had called in my prescription yet....nope. So my husband, frustrated and all, called the office and asked if my prescription had been called in (mean while the rash is now spreading to my other arm). The receptionist said that they had just called it in and tell the store to check their voicemail. My husband goes up there and the lady even checks her voicemail but nothing has been called in. He goes to the Dr's office and it's 5 o'clock by now so it's closed. Dis-a-point-ment. The worst feeling ever. The rash itches and burns nonstop. I'm using cream and taking OTC allergy pills as well...no relief. I used this Dr because he was close to where I lived and my school. He was one of the choices that the V.A. had to offer. Just say no....worst experience of my life. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Jan 22, 2018
I waited two and a half hours and he never showed.

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