John Pitman III, Dr

★ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 1.0

Jun 6, 2025

I'm honestly confused by these reviews *so far*. I've spoken with Valentina, Lis, and now Sofia. They have all been so sweet, so quick to answer, and very patient with me. My surgery is on Thursday with Pitman, so I will update you after. But so far, I haven't seen this negative communication that I see so many reviews about.

Updated review 9 days post op-
Originally gave a 5 but have to give a 1 after surgery because people deserve to know what they are getting themselves into.
This is very much a get what you pay for place. If you want to be treated like an actual human being, you will have to pay the 10k+ to get your surgeries done at *nicer* places. For me, it was worth the money so far. I'm not even ready to fully explain my surgery Day because it was honestly traumatizing. (I plan on adding this part when im feeling better) But I will say preop day, be prepared to be there for 6 hours. Surgery day, they called me to come in AN HOUR AND A HALF EARLY. Just for me to get there and sit for THREE hours before my surgery?? Why? I will never know because they don't like to communicate with you. I will say the male anesthesiologist was very kind to me, and the little time I did spend with the surgeon was good. Dr. Pitman was very reassuring, and so far, I think he did well, I am happy with the size and incisions. But their nurses were very rude and absolutely no compassion or empathy. Although I do need to say the 3rd floor staff was caring and helpful at least.

Again, you get what you pay for, so for a simple breast augmentation, it can be worth saving a little money to get this done.

Also, please have someone spell check all the papers you are giving to your paying customers. People are giving you thousands of dollars to cut them open, and the doctors name isn't even spelled right. It's honestly scary. The surgeon and anesthesiologist was the only thing that made me not regret going through with it.

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