This is Susan Locklear. The office that took my deposit is the Dallas location. Please contact me with instructions regarding how best to proceed. They did not notify me of closing the company or office. I was scheduled to have the procedure the next day. Family member had a stroke and I had to postpone the surgery....
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Facelift 6500. Faked procedure. No blood, scars or bruising. Had wrapped bandage, dry, no gel, or medical lotions. came back bandage removal. Dry. No blood, pain or difference. Told them before and after photos the same. Told me some people take longer to see results. Still waiting. SCAM. they owe me $ 4, 000.
I am experiencing tightening under my chin/throat area. It feels like a “cramping” and I feel like I’m choking and my ears hurt.
My sister and I both had lifestyle lifts in march of 2012. I can truthfully say that I look no better, and suffer from numbness of the face, neck, and especially of the ears. I was scheduled for a laser treatment, but cancelled due to the lack of satisfaction with the first procedure. My sister's experience was...
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My experience with Lifestyle Lift has been an interesting journey. I first learned about Lifestyle Lift through their TV ads, showing clients with remarkable results of before and after pictures as well as video of them. All looked many years younger, refreshed, having smoother skin and their wrinkles gone. Their jaw lines were well defined after their...
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Manicure
Attitude and quality under any criticism! No one and by no means would recommend going to this salon to do a manicure. In fact, I was even afraid to imagine what would happen if she was entrusted with doing so by a "master", because even removing my nail polish made her insurmountable. I entered the salon with a very simple wish - to remove the old nail polish and apply a new, long-lasting varnish. First of all, "manicure" (this name would be a rather noble sign for that person, because I varnished myself with my left hand better than her) cleaned my nail polish off me for a long time and dictated. Probably hoped to save on cotton wool or detergent,for a long time I fumbled with the same piece of sintered cotton wool around my nails. She answered my questions in Canadian all the time in Italian. When all the nails were scaled (not cleaned), the cuticles were recovered with the remnants of nail polish, it seemed to the "manicure" that it was time to varnish. Asked if she wasn't going to clean those nails properly, she replied (still in Italian) that I didn't want to do a manicure for fear of the fire... You know, yes - in your salon I'm afraid to do a manicure because I DON'T BELIEVE that you will never ever sterilize instruments. As time went on and I still wanted to get my hands tidy, I told the manicure to give me cotton wool and a cleanser, I would clean it all myself. I also did Then she sent me to wash all my nails at the sink. While I was washing, I heard her discuss with the administrator that I was probably sick, so she didn't want her to cut her cuticles. NO, I'm not sick! But imagine how a person would really feel like that?! This was followed by varnishing... nja..I think it would be better to apply even with my left foot, not my hand. Dotty and uneven line at the base of the nail is varnished ALL visor instead of the side left free line... places again applied to the cuticle... Everything over - hairdressing them all the time stayed in the dog (after negotiations judging - belonged to a worker)...I don't know what the FVS would say about it, but ok... I already like animals and it's such a small thing compared to the attitude and poor quality work.
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