I went in several years ago for a consultation. It was $100. She seemed very put off by me. I don't know if it was because my children were with me (well behaved, playing on their tablets!) or the way I was dressed, or something about me. I can't explain it. Maybe she was annoyed with the smallness (in her opinion) of what I was looking for. She seemed annoyed with me beginning to end. It was hard for me because I felt really exposed and then she was still seeming really annoyed she was having to deal with me. I kept trying to connect because I was sure it must be in my head - but it wasn't. I mean, maintaining a professional relationship is expected, of course, but at the least, we are both women and there should be some sort of common ground, right? But, no. I kept looking to be disproved in my sense of her judging me but never found it. She quoted me $1000 flat for what I wanted. (Well, what she could do which was only in the same area as what I wanted but was not really the effect I wanted anyway. Then she referred me to a male doctor that works on men. ...). So I kissed my $100 goodbye and didn't go back. I was crying when I checked out and the woman checking me out seemed kind and I said few words - but enough. The girl seemed to understand what happened. I wondered if the doctor had been short with prior patients. I wore sunglasses on the way out so people (and my kids!) wouldn't see the tears as much. It was hard for me to do this whole thing - we are insecure enough about our bodies to be here in the first place considering surgery, right? Maybe she only likes to do big expensive jobs billed through insurance? I am only speculating, I can't explain it. I was not treated kindly. It really hurt. So, if you are reading this, Dr., sorry I annoyed you and wasted your precious "rock star Doctor" time for just me. Please, in case someone comes in in the future that you find distasteful in some way, please watch the frowniness. It cuts deep coming from you, and when we have our clothes off.