PRP/ACell Experience

[enterprise951]

wen4663 what are the references that tuned out bad?

[wen4663]

they were friends instead of unbiased patients

[doc]

they were friends instead of unbiased patients

To be honest, I've never even considered consulting references. It's too easy for the practices to rig these connections, so one really ought not to base one's decision to spend thousands of dollars on these "testimonials."

[wen4663]

To be honest, I've never even considered consulting references. It's too easy for the practices to rig these connections, so one really ought not to base one's decision to spend thousands of dollars on these "testimonials."

I don't think legit doctor will give false references. Why should they? If they have happy patients, it's only in their best interests to give out references. I, for one, would be more than happy to be a reference if I was happy with the procedure. Wouldn't you? Giving false references is a huge red flag and I am furious about the scam.

[doc]

I don't think legit doctor will give false references. Why should they? If they have happy patients, it's only in their best interests to give out references. I, for one, would be more than happy to be a reference if I was happy with the procedure. Wouldn't you? Giving false references is a huge red flag and I am furious about the scam.

If I were a transplant surgeon, I'd simply opt for giving before/after photo sequences with 7-8 views that made it clear that I wasn't trying to hide anything.

[Redamagon]

Well!! He was very professional with me and very honest. I did the PRP+Acell on the 01/09/17. Follow me and you will see if he is bogus or not. I even posted a picture and I will post another picture in 3 months.