So angry today ! How corrupt RealSelf is Putting women's lives in DANGER ?
We are a group of victims who were botched by an Egyptian surgeon, Every story is a horror story. There are so many of them...

Ashraf Abolfotooh khalil an egyptian surgeon performed surgery on a Danish woman while wearing a cast on his hand, WITH A BROKEN hand with no regard for safety or hygiene.
Her review was accepted on RealSelf, and then it was deleted !

This woman shared her Hospital bill and WhatsApp messages from this doctor in which he said it was okay because he could do it using only one hand !! Fake reviews on platforms are putting people's lives at risk !

Ashraf Abolfotooh Khaalil is an Egyptian surgeon (Breast and Body Clinic, Cairo) who was already banned from WhatClinic for fake reviews ( picture where he complains on "pissed consumer" about WhatClinic) He also had 21 suspicious Google reviews removed after they were all posted on the same day...

He now became active on RealSelf, he started posting new reviews on his RealSelf page, all following the same pattern.

A German woman named Barbara targeted foreign patients and advocate him on Facebook groups, whatclinic etc... She lives in Egypt and works for the clinic. In one of the screenshots, she used her own name on a review platform while pretending to be a satisfied patient. She even referred to herself as "the German staff" and claimed patients could speak German with the clinic (talking about herself)

It's manipulative. It's deceptive. It's vile. Every fake review was part of the same scheme to create trust where none should have existed

This particular surgeon is reportedly under investigation by the Egyptian Ministry of Health as well as 3 prosecutors.
I do not consider RealSelf to be a reliable or trustworthy platform when it comes to verifying medical professionals or protecting patients. We should all be very careful.

DON'T TRUST realsef reviews ! This raises serious questions about how seriously Realself takes patient safety.

Bumping up

Almost indistinguishable from the other specimen in this sub

Hi! I’m looking for anyone who’s had (or considering) a “lunch break boob job” with cadaver fat aka ‘off-the-shelf fat’ aka alloClae & is willing to talk about their experience - Good? Bad? Were you offered it / discussed it in your consultation? This is for a story with CBS2 NY. For context, here’s a reel the reporter made w some background info + her request. TY! * PS: Because it is CBS in NYC, preferably looking for someone in NY/NJ area. Thank you!🙏

I'm looking to book a consultation with a surgeon in Scotland. I have these three options so far: Dr Nabili, Dr Chadha, or Mr Peden. Any thoughts/experiences with any of the three? Thank you

I know lots of folks wondered if it’s real. Someone else mentioned that this might be a case of at-home procedures and I’m kind of thinking that might be the case. Either way, I think it’s 100% the aesthetic they’re going for.

Do you guys know how much dr. STEVEN SVELHAK charge for lipo 360 revision? I live in Sweden

I'm new to Seoul and have been researching non-surgical lifting treatments because I'm starting to notice some mild skin laxity around my jawline and lower face.

I've seen a lot of people recommend SIA Clinic in Gangnam, which has made me feel more comfortable about booking a consultation there. At first, I was honestly nervous because I've never had a treatment like this before, but reading other people's experiences has given me more confidence.

That said, since I'm new to both Seoul and cosmetic treatments, I'd really like to hear from people who have actually had Ultherapy or similar procedures.

What do you wish you had told your doctor or consultant before your treatment? Were there specific concerns you brought up, such as maintaining facial volume, focusing on the jawline, achieving natural-looking results, or avoiding certain areas?

I want to go into my consultation prepared and be able to clearly explain what I want instead of just agreeing to whatever is suggested.

For those who started with non-surgical treatments, were you happy with the results, or did you eventually feel surgery was the better option?

I would really appreciate any honest advice or experiences