Baltimore Plastic Surgery Center Receives Its 100th 5 Star Review on Google

Baltimore, MD - Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber and his staff at Baltimore Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center are proud to announce that they recently were given their 100th five star review. The office was notified by Google of the landmark and could not be more proud.

The doctor has been performing plastic surgery in Baltimore for years, and reaching this milestone not only shows his dedication to his craft, but also his success in satisfying his patients. Dr. Schreiber places special importance on receiving excellent reviews because it lets him know his patients are happy with the work he has done.

Five star reviews on Google are helpful in driving business to an office like Baltimore Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center, but, according to Dr. Schreiber, this is simply an added bonus. What pleases him most about the reviews is the feeling of accomplishment he gets from knowing he has had a positive impact on someone’s life.

Dr. Schreiber says it is always nice to hear feedback from current and former patients. He encourages all former patients to stay in touch as he finds hearing about their successes a rewarding part of his job as a cosmetic surgeon.

Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber performs everything from breast augmentation to facial rejuvenation in Baltimore. Anyone with questions regarding cosmetic surgery, including a facelift in Baltimore, or who would like to schedule a consultation can contact Baltimore Plastic Surgery.

About Baltimore Plastic Surgery

Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber is an award-winning plastic surgeon at Baltimore Plastic Surgery. He received his B.A. in Biology as well as his MD at the University of Missouri-Kansas City where he was also a Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society member. A general surgery internship at Johns Hopkins Hospital brought him to Baltimore. Later, he had an integrated general surgery and plastic surgery residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital and University of Maryland plastic surgery program. He has written numerous articles and was awarded an Upjohn for clinical research.