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Dr. Ahmad Sedehi
Cliffside Park, NJ

Dr. Paul Pilgram
West Jordan, UT

I've been seeing Dr, Paul Pilgram for eight years.  I rate him and his office a 10.  After seeing four other doctors who wanted to do surgery but didn't know the CAUSE of my problems, I started seeing Dr. Pilgram.  He recognized/determined the CAUSE of my problem  on the second visit, and without doing surgery. 

I've read some negative comments about him and his office staff but people treat you the way you treat them.   If you feel you are not being treated with the respect you deserve, you should take a good look at yourself and see what your deficienties are. 

One man said he was told he could not be a patient there any longer.  Dr. Pilgram has certain rules you must follow or you are told you may not be a patient any longer.  You are given a form to fill out on your first visit acknowledging you will follow these rules.  If this man was told to go somewhere else, obviously he was not following the rules.

One last thing:  Sometimes you do have to wait longer than you would like, but that's because Dr. Pilgram takes the time he need with each patient.  Do you know that IHC doctors are allowed 15 minutes with each patient?
I guess if you are not finished with your questions and answers in that time, you have to come back; or, they just quickly wisk by with a statement that is supposed to make you feel better.

I could go on and on about great things about Dr. Pilgram, but you've got the drift.  I RATE DR. PILGRAM A 10! 

Dr. Michael Maser
Haslett, MI

Firstly, my experience is from 2006, when Dr. Maser was an OB at Meridian Women’s Health. I had stated in my one of my appointments that I had broken my tailbone in college and it hadn’t been reset, so it curled inward, like a hook. I was worried how the deformation of my pelvic opening would affect birth.  I offered to have my chiropractor send over my x-rays. Dr. Maser, while I was looking at him, rolled his eyes and stated to my sister, who was in the room also, that all new moms worried about “if the baby would fit.” That should have been my first clue, because then I got a UTI and was urinating pink, he was the doctor on call that weekend and he never called me back, twice! At the time I had faith in his ability to come through in a pinch, so I asked another physician and they stated that if he wasn’t worried they weren’t worried.
I showed up at the hospital 7 cm dilated at 36 weeks and 6 days at 1 p.m.  My epidural worked too well and had to be shut off after 3 hours. I pushed for 6 hours. My son was crowned for 4 of those hours. When I told Dr. Maser that this is what I was talking about, that this is what I didn’t want to happen he asked me if I wanted him to leave and that he would leave me there. He actually started to walk to the door! I should have let him.   My son has a scar/disrupted hair growth from the failed forceps use. His head was severely bruised with edema from the twice failed suction attempts. The entire left side of his body was severely bruised from getting stuck in my pelvis. He was born not breathing and I didn’t get to see or hold him until he was over a day old. I had to leave him in the special care nursery when I was discharged. During my pushing marathon, after they tried everything, including an extremely painful episiotomy, my sister turned and asked Dr. Maser what his next plan was. He replied, “well, we will have to break her pelvis.” To which my sister replied, “if you break her pelvis, I’ll break your face with a shovel.” Not her best moment. 11 hours after I went to the hospital I had my baby.  The resident did all the work, and when he was stitching me up, stated that I never should have had a natural birth. Thankfully, due to the amazing pediatric staff, my son is healthy, born at 8 lbs and 4 oz. But that’s not all folks. I saw Dr. Maser for my six week check up where he lamented that I broke his streak of not having to do an episiotomy. What he failed to notice or diagnose was the severe cervical dysplasia that I had, which required surgery and treatment from a gynecological oncologist after my PCP noticed it.  I’m now guaranteed a c-section if I decide on more children and a good piece of advice for new moms, if your doctor doesn’t listen, get a new doctor.

Dr. David Ettinger
Beavercreek, OH

On behalf of my wife, she was ecstatic with her breast augmentation.  Going from a small B to a full D, she had 450 cc's added, and she has been very, very pleased with the results. She will tell you that it's the best decision she's ever made, concerning her appearance.  In addition, the staff at Dr. Ettinger's office were top-notch and very professional.  We would recommend his office to anyone looking to get breast implants.

I should also stress emphatically that the choice to undergo breast augmentation was SOLELY my wife's decision, and she's very, very satisfied with the outcome.

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