Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery

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Dr.Vaniver is a rare find mixing her skills of perfection with kindness and compassion for each patient walking in her door. I never felt like I was not heard or felt like she was to busy to listen to my concerns and fears. The work she does is far above anyone in the area she is truly an asset to the Pacific Northwest and we are happy she is located in our city! Danielle the receptionist has always been so helpful and ready to greet you with a smile on her face!

Amazing Doctor,very knowledgeable. Friendly staff, never have to wait long. Always completely satisfied. This is the only ear , nose and throat doctor I will go to.

I've been a patient of Dr. Michalak for 28 years (yep, 28) and have had dermatology work, minor surgeries, and some cosmetic laser stuff done. He is very thorough, especially when explaining the diagnosis and treatments. Appointments are easy to get and they generally run right on time. I couldn't be happier with them.

My experience with Dr Ciano was very positive. He explained everything to me. What he was going to do and what to expect. My surgery was 4 weeks ago and I'm very happy with the results. I'm healing is great. The scare is not bad at all. I'm so pleased. I will recommend Dr Ciano to all my friends. Thank you doctor and staff

The beautiful woman I had once been was gone, along with 80 percent of my facial bones. My ability to speak, to eat without a gastrointestinal tube, the hearing in one ear and the sight in one eye — all gone. After seven years of violence, in 2004 my husband held a gun beneath my jaw and pulled the trigger. He was convicted of attempted manslaughter and served three years in prison. I got life. Dr. Gruss is an amazing combination of surgical wisdom, compassion, and courage. There are few craniofacial problems that he will not tackle and fewer yet that he cannot correct, That day at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center, when I confronted my image for the first time, I couldn't imagine walking down the street without horrifying people. The bullet had split my face into two halves. I wanted to die. But Dr. Joseph Gruss believed my face and life could be rebuilt Gruss, chief of craniofacial, plastic and reconstructive surgery at Seattle Children's hospital, had long established himself as one of medicine's most esteemed craniofacial surgeons, one whose reputation drew patients from all over the world. He pioneered methods of facial reconstruction to repair damage from gunshot wounds and correct cleft palates in children. As I lay in Harborview's intensive-care unit, Gruss immediately began reconstructive surgery on my face before the scar tissue had a chance to shrink. Then he encouraged me to go back to school and see a psychologist to help me cope. "He reminded me that God had made me perfect,'