Andrew Smith, MD FACS

I had a full «mommy makeover» On September 18^th by Dr. Smith and I couldn’t be happier (full tummy tuck, lipo of flanks, and breast implants with lift). Though I’m by no means the vain type, my body was changed immensely with three babies born by 3 c-​sections and followed by losing 60 additional pounds of «baby weight.» I was eager to feel good about my body again. Dr. Smith was the third doctor I had a consultation with and I signed up right away. He helped me feel very comfortable and really listened as I expressed my concerns about not looking like the Hollywood-​type, just feel pretty again. He made it clear that he wasn’t going to promise the stars (as no doctor can or should), but that he would do everything possible to give me what I was looking for. The results I saw on his website looked beautiful, and I am happy to see that I received to same great treatment.
As for costs, his are very reasonable. Not the cheapest, but you never want to go with the cheapest, especially with major things like this! But he certainly isn’t the most expensive. I visited one doctor who talked almost as much about his celebrity clients as he did about my own proposed procedure and he was much more expensive. I feel like the investment I made here was well spent.
I am still in the healing process and looking forward to the end results, but so far it looks awesome. And the aftercare provided by Dr. Smith and his staff has been beyond amazing, especially Mimi, Kathy… and…one other lady I can’t recall the name of (sorry!). They answer all of my many questions and do frequent checkups. I was surprised and grateful for all the support products sent home with me. I felt very prepared and didn’t have to buy anything on my own right away. I was very grateful for a prompt revision to one area, and I know that I’ll need some more. Knowing that I can have little things tweaked here and there as needed throughout healing is such a relief. Bodies aren’t like stone and it’s different for everyone. Dr. Smith goes above and beyond to ensure you get the results you’re looking for, or absolutely as close as possible. I would happily recommend him to anyone. =)
Oh, and I have to add that even after the surgery and payment, I am still treated like the first day I walked in! They’re not just going to take your money here and then push you off to the side. Appointment times are prompt, sometimes even early if I show up early. I can be in and out in 15 minutes if it’s a quick check-​up. Dr. Smith never acts like I’m wasting his time, and I greatly appreciate that. I know he deals with countless patients with the same worries as mine, yet he still talks to me like my feelings matter and that really means a lot!

When I think of the moment I first saw Dr Smith come out of surgery, as if he just stepped out of the pages of GQ Magazine, I actually blush.
His first words to me were «Ms. A?» and I said, Yea? and then he’s all, «Surgery went well», and I was all. «cool».
Then I began to wonder, how can one look this good after performing a surgical procedure? Where is the blood or the sweat?
He’s hot I tell you! Dr. Smith is who Bugs Bunny sang about in his ‘What’s up Doc’ song. Dr. Smith is the cat’s pajamas.
If nothing else, go see him for his sense of style and the eye-​candiness of his demeanor and looks.
Sure, that is a shallow reason to be his patient, but you’re getting plastic surgery for cryinoutloud, so who cares about depth? You don’t.
Beyond that, sure he’s a great doctor w/​a great team. His thank you note scrapbook is full and he’s got a really gentle vibe.
They play shitty waiting room music so, bring your iPod if you hate Country music as much as I do. I mean cmon, really front desk chicks, get a clue.
The boob job he did (not on me) is phenomenal & I didn’t even freak out when I saw the scars (or lack thereof). I recommend him to all!
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Update update 2 – 2010
Well, he just seemed less interested in the patient’s comfort and well-​being after everything was over. When asked about excess scarring and imperfections after healing, he said «Well, I’m not God».
Uh yeah, we know.
The tatas aren’t perfect. and he didn’t seem to mind calling that his work.