Aisha D. White, MD, MBA

Dr. White has an amazing, warm, caring bedside manner. I loved her from the beginning! At the hospital, she explained everything thoroughly prior to my surgery. All her staff has been amazing too. She took great care to minimize my incision and scarring. Highly recommend. Thank you, Dr. White and staff! :)

Love my new breast! I know some people have a problem with people saying that plastic surgery made them feel better about themselves, but that's exactly how I feel. I feel more confident and I'm way more outgoing. My breast had always been large and I tended to cover up, but now I feel comfortable wearing tank tops and halters! Dr. White took me from an E cup to a high C cup. I love it! Dr. White was very good at explaining what I could expect during my surgery and recovery. She has a very good bedside manner and was always available if I had any questions. The staff in her office is great! The nurse Donna is awesome. She was very comforting because I was a nervous wreck. I am so glad that I chose to go through with the surgery and even more glad that I chose Dr. Aisha White to go through it with. I will be back for a tummy tuck as soon as I get the funds! Lol

There is not enough room here to express the dissatisfaction I experienced with Dr. Aisha White. I urge anyone reading this to consider this post before you select her to reconstruct your breast. Her performance does not deserves 1 star, it should have a place for a negative star. I was diagnosed with DCIS and told I would have to lose my rt. breast. Dr. White was referred to me by the breast surgeon who would remove my rt. breast and Dr. White would replace it by Diep flap procedure. Her methods leading up to my surgery were questionable to say the least, but I thought, maybe because she talks so fast she knew what she was doing. The quality of Dr. White’s work and her unwillingness to fix her unsatisfactory work was devastating to my femininity: I no longer had a definable waist and my abdomen was put back together crooked / slanted with more fat hanging to one side than the other. I did not expect to have a flat stomach afterwards, but I thought at least it would be symmetrical, as it was before the surgery. Every time I expressed my blatant dissatisfaction with my abdomen and the fact it is now crooked, she would state “the only thing that would make it better is to lose weight.” I mentioned, even if I lose weight, I will still be crooked, she would only reiterate on losing weight. After the drain was removed from my right breast my dissatisfaction shifted; Dr. White said to give it time for the fat to settle. A month post-op my right breast settled into a lump hanging from my chest, it had no shape of a breast, it bugled out at the top, and had a sinking place under the bugle, a massive amount of fat was under my armpit, and a skin graft from my stomach of about 5 to 6 inches in radius, which healed well, but left me with a huge pallet for the nipple placement. There is a saying that a picture is worth a 1000 words; Dr. White did NOT take ONE picture of me post-op. I am not sure, but was this her way of not documenting her unsatisfactory work? I lost all faith in Dr. White; I felt I had no choice but to find another Plastic Surgeon to finish what she started. A cancer diagnosis is very devastating and frustrating as it is, but to have to deal with poor medical groups with dehumanization standards make it even worse. The thought of other breast cancer patients having to endure this sort of treatment is a part of the reason I am writing this review. I hope it helps in your difficult decision to choose a plastic surgeon. I shared these experiences with Seton Williamson and they did listen to my concerns, but did nothing about them and dismissed me by repeatedly stating Dr. White is not an employee of Seton.