Speaking to a plastic surgeon’s office should be exciting – scary, but exciting. It is a beacon of hope in things that could be. Something to look forward to. Something to start over with. A new beginning, a new chapter. I have been on a 3 yr weight loss journey and while I have not yet achieved my goal, it is on the horizon. Slow and steady wins the race, right? I have been saving money and have been really excited to reach my goals. I finally muster enough courage and feel comfortable enough in my own skin, to even walk into the plastic surgeons office. Once the appointment was made, and it approached, the excitement built. It’s finally here, the big day is tomorrow, lets go map out the plan and close this chapter. WRONG. I sit here crying as I write this review. The front office called to confirm my appointment. Conversation was going really well, and really friendly until she found out I was overweight. The entire tone changed. They will not even see me because I am not ready to book the surgery upon consult. Well, I don’t even know if I trust this guy. I have never even met him. That didn’t seem to matter. She literally said that until I reach my goal weight and maintain it – they could not help me. Really? So, you can’t do a brow lift on an overweight person, a nose job? I am not looking for someone to remove the last of my weight loss. I am looking for a long-term relationship with a surgeon who can help me along my journey. I just want some of my outside appearance to reflect my new inside confidence. I was made to feel less than. Instead of feeling like I was speaking with professional and supportive medical staff, there were comments that left me feeling insecure and discouraged about my body. Rather than focusing on my needs and goals, the conversation felt like a judgment session. like I wasn't good enough as I am. I feel worse about myself than I have in probably a year. It was a complete lack of empathy, and I feel as though my self-esteem was unnecessarily shattered by someone who should be uplifting their patients, not tearing them down. A plastic surgeon and their staff should leave you feeling informed and confident not fat and unworthy. So, if you are already a Barbie doll and are looking to maintain your Barbie doll appearance – this may be the place for you. If you are looking for a long-term relationship for your journey to wellness, whatever your medical situation may be, I personally do NOT recommend. It's essential to feel valued and respected, and this experience was nothing short of demoralizing. Best of Luck on your journey!

Sarah Belz

March 23, 2024

Kay Burns

January 25, 2024

I am shocked after reading a review casting horrible judgement against Dr Gordley! This lady needs a mental doctor. I am 72 and have dealt with 20 years of breast cancer complications from surgery and merca staph following double radical in 2009 I was also diagnosed with toxic mold poisoning from mold in 2016 that confit my previous implants were contaminated. I was referred to Dr Gordley follow a memo gram of my breast at Methodist in 2015 Dr Gordley is an OUTSTANDING plastic surgeon! He has given me such great recovery in his reconstruction and emotional healing of the trauma I experienced. I promise you if you are diagnosed with breast cancer you must definitely undergo reconstruction with this very passionate specialist! God richly bless the extremely professional doctor and know that God has His hand on this man when it comes to being graced with talent!

Jernise A

October 26, 2023

You can never get anyone to answer the phone. I’ll take that as a sign to take him off my list.

Lashay Robinson

May 6, 2023

Amazing and professional staff

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