Reviews of Dr. Christopher Weyer (Plastic Surgery)

Kim Marquis

I was a new patient today but didn’t see Dr Weyer, I was seen by the nurse practitioner-Molly. I can’t say enough good things about her! She was so sweet & polite. As she walked in I noticed she was considerably a few years younger than me but was so thorough & very professional. I really got a good feel when I walked n the front door of the office too. All 3 ladies at the front desk greeted me with a smile & made me feel welcome. The lady who took me back to a room was also very sweet & actually looked at me and asked questions instead of just starring at her laptop entering all my info. Sometimes I feel invisible at dr offices but I really think I’m going to like it here. I didn’t sit n a room waiting forever either!! I feel confident n the care & look forward to doing other business procedures in the near future.

Candice Mayberry

Michelle was amazing! I went in for a consoltation on how to diminish acne scars and I left filled with knowledge! She took her toke explaining everything to me and answering every question that I had. I am very much looking forward to working with her in the future. This was a very enjoyable fun experience and I feel like I learned the truth about skin care from an expert! Thank you Michelle for taking the time to speak with me and my sister. I will be booking a consoltation for my husband with you as well.

Sara Corbett

The best front office in town. They always greet you with a smile. I love Dr Weyer.

Mike Ligon

The first thing one sees on a visit to Dr. Weyer's office is a cheap, ugly, hand made sign shouting "NO GUNS". I don't know if this was directed at me personally (retired law enforcement) or to his clientel in general. Either way the "No Guns!" sign does several things. It's an affront to the Constitution and all law abiding citizens exercising their second amendment right to not be a victim in this era of doped up, crazed criminals. This is particularly true when one visits a doctor's office (presumably containing drugs) located next to public housing occupied by drug addicts. Freud said "A fear of guns is a sign of sexual inadequacy." Perhaps that explains the sign on the front door of his building? Secondly, receiving a hard sell, Amway-style sales pitch by an employee selling over priced, average rated sun screen (eltaMD) during treatment is low class, unprofessional and, in my opinion, medically unethical. The secretarial staff and medical assistants (with the exception of the "Amway" female seeking an exorbitant commission) are top notch. I'll take the not-so-subtle hint from the "NO GUNS" sign on the front door and take my business elsewhere - where there is no advertisement to being a victim on the front door.