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Dr. Houston has agreed to do my fills. He's in Nashville and wants me to also participate in his aftercare program which sounds good.

I'm curious to see if anyone is a patient of his, and if so, what has your experience been with him? Positive or negative feedback is welcome :mad:

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How much is he charging you for his aftercare program? What does it include?? the reason I ask I becasue I have a fellow bandster friend who had surgery in TJ and is having a hard time finding a doc for her aftercare in TN without it costing her a fortune. She has been going back and forth to TJ for her aftercare right now.

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Hey Michelle,

I would suggest that your friend call Dr. Houston (pronounced house-ton) and tell him about her situation.

I have a feeling that his prices aren't "standard"

He quoted me $500.00 for the first visit, which includes a chat session with the Dr. so that he can get the scoop on "me", then a fluro fill.

It will be $400.00 for every fluro fill after that.

I personally think that's reasonable, since it's cheaper and a whole lot easier than flying to Monterrey.

Dr. Houston's nurse's name is Holly, I can pm you his office number if your friend is interested.

Tricia

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