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Mobley MD Facial Plastic Surgeon

Mobley MD Facial Plastic Surgeon

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5292 College Dr #303, Murray, Utah, 84123, United States
(801) 449-9990 www.mobleymd.com
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Dec 30, 2018
Dr. Mobley was AMAZING. I brought in a very specific picture I had taken of the “ perfect nose.” He had me send him that picture as well as one of my own nose that I had altered on my phone to look the way I wanted. He talked with me in our first consult and made sure that Iwas satisfied with what the final product would look like. I felt like he really listened to me and what I wanted, while also helping me understand the reality of what actually could be done during surgery. I cannot even explain how happy I am with my nose. It was something that really bothered me for years and Dr. Mobley helped me not only fix some of the flaws, but exceeded all expectations! I am so so happy that I chose him to be my surgeon!

Feb 25, 2019
We flew to Salt Lake from California to have Dr. mobley perform an otoplasty on our our daughter because after research, we believed he was the best. Boy was that a good decision! 1. He is excellent with children 2. He is great at explaining the procedure 3. He is friendly and very approachable 4. He is a perfectionist, which is what you want in a surgeon! 5. Here's a great listener and make himself very available for follow-up questions or problems 6. The facilities were immaculate and modern. 7. He is a very skilled surgeon. An artist. Seven days after the surgery, my daughter had an accident at which resulted in a concussion which busted open several stitches on one of the ears. Even though this was our fault, he worked with us to find local doctors to help immediately (we were in California then) and ultimately helped fix the problem in his office when we visited a few months later. I was blown away at the customer service and how he bent over backwards to help us. He talked to local doctors on the phone for us and everything. I could not recommend this doctor more. Every time I look at her ears, I feel gratitude to Dr. Mobley and his staff! We liked him so much that two years later we had him do another otoplasty on another daughter and again were thrilled with every step in the process.

Oct 20, 2018
My consultation with Dr. Mobley was a first-time experience for me and I was unsure what to expect. So, I went to two more "free" consultations with 2 other well-known plastic surgeons in the area. Since then, I can feel confident that Dr. Mobley is the one for me. His confidence to reconstruct my lip and nostril was exactly in line with what I wanted done. The pricing was $3k-$4k lower than the quotes from Dr. Ward and Dr. Henstrom. Also, the healing time was suggested to be much shorter. I will post my final results post-surgery.

Dec 16, 2018
I really hate to leave a bad review, but I'd like to think that had I read what I'm going to type, I would have hesitated before going under the knife. This review is after nearly 18 months, and two rhinoplasties. The first was by Dr. Mobley. I had finally decided to have a septoplasty performed to help with breathing issues since breaking my nose years earlier. I figured a little aesthetic enhancement would be nice at the same time. My nose wasn't bad to being with. I just hoped for some slight thinning around the middle nose, behind the bridge. What I ended up with was a shortened, over-scooped nose with a bulbous tip. I hated it from the beginning, but was always assured by Dr. Mobley that he was confident that I'd like the final result. After months of expressing the same discontent I was told that cortisol injections could do a lot, and he furthered assured me that I would be happy with the outcome. After a series of several injections I decided to get a consultation from another surgeon. 14 months after my first procedure I underwent a revision where a rib graft had to be removed to rebuild what was taken from my nose the first time. This revision was a very evasive surgery that took 10 hours, and was very expensive. I'm still not thrilled by my result, but am only 3 months post op, and hope the appearance will continue to improve with time. I understand that rhinoplasties are difficult procedures, but I trusted that if what I was hoping for was unreasonable, or not possible I'd be told such, not suffer the consequences of now hating to have my picture taken, and wishing for my old nose back.

Jun 18, 2018
I'm envious of those who've had outstanding experiences and outcomes, because mine is anything but that. I had my first of two surgeries ten years ago and I'd hoped that he'd be able to easily fix issues associated with a sports injury to my nose. I healed well with no immediate complications, but as time went on I had even more issues, chronic sinus infections, nose bleeds, and I developed asthma due to post nasal drip causing inflammation in my respiratory tract. So I went in for a consultation and I was told that I'd need more surgery to further address my deviated septum - an issued I'd not had prior to surgery. So in I went again. Surgery went well, and while in the recovery room, Dr. Mobley came in and said to both me and my sister, "Well, whoever did that last surgery made a mess of things." My sister informed him that it was him who did the first surgery and he denied it. My asthma and breathing issues have worsened over the years, the look of my reconstructed nose is horrible, and I regret ever stepping foot into his office.

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