I feel that I should make you aware of what I ve noticed throughout my experince with Dr Paul Nassif.in my opinion, Dr Paul Nassif's business depends on heavy marketing strategies, mainly using internet mediums which I feel they decieved me and in my opinion they can decieve you too! My WARNING fo you is that you should not rely solely on his marketing tools but do a well research before selecting him. Remember that every plastic surgeon can produce different outcomes and you might not like an outcome of a paticular plastic surgeon and in my opinion his marketing strategies can make you believe that you are likely to achieve your desired outcome but rmember that you might not appreciate and like his outcome. The following are few points |I wanted to express:
-He has many rhinoplasty pictures on his website which might make you believe that he has done several rhinoplasties. During and after my surgery I felt that they kept pushing for my picture and in my opinion this is a good technique for attaining pictures of patients. Moreover, in my opinion Dr Nassif has nt been practicing for a long time after graduation - you can check it out for your personal information.
-He has a number of testimonial letters on his website. I felt that they pushed and put a big effort to attain my testimonial letter.
-I found it strange that Dr Nassif has a number of rating reviews on RateMds. When I asked them to book for my surgery and reserving the operating room I heard them saying that the room can be book only two times in a week, Mondays and Wednesdays. I do not understand how he got a number of ratings on RateMds considering the abouve statement.
-They gave me a paper with rating sites' links including RateMds and others, for his "Satisfied patients to participate in a brief rating" (quotes taken from the document).
-Happy patients can post positive commentaries online on the web but the negative ones are somewhat prohibited so you ll be more likely to read positive ones rather than both or negative ones. He gave me a "Gag Contract" called "mutual agreement to maintain privacy". It reads that patients can post commentaries online but patients assigns all intellectual property rights to him. So, in my opinion, happy patients can post positive commentaries/feedback but negative ones are somewhat prohibited.
-I saw his negative posts being removed from forum blogs. It is unfair because I wanted to see both positive and negative posts.
I felt deceived by his marketing strategies and I am unhappy with both the services I received and my surgery outcome, and I want to use my legal right of speach to inform others about my opinions and findings. I hope you will have a happy experience and be a satisfied customer with your choices.
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