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Associated Press
3 days ago
- Health
- Associated Press
Dr. Javad Sajan, MD, Reaches 1000 Google Reviews
Seattle Plastic Surgeon has more Google reviews than any other Plastic Surgeon in Washington State SEATTLE, WA / ACCESS Newswire / August 13, 2025 / Dr. Javad Sajan, plastic surgeon at Allure Esthetic, has surpassed 1000+ Google reviews, a remarkable milestone that reflects the trust and satisfaction of his patients. He now holds the highest number of Google reviews of any plastic surgeon in Washington State, making him one of the most recognized and trusted providers in the region. More than just a number, Dr. Sajan's 1000+ Google reviews represent real stories, real outcomes, and real patient voices. From life-changing surgical transformations to compassionate post-operative care, these reviews highlight the complete patient experience at Allure Esthetic. Real Stories from Dr. Sajan's Patients Here are a few stories from patients whose lives have been transformed by Dr. Sajan's care: 'Dr Sajan did my breast augmentation and facial feminization surgeries. I am one week post surgery and love how everything has turned out!!! They have taken care of me so well!!! I definitely recommend coming to see him'. - Christina Samone Wonderful experience!!!! Dr. Sajan worked with me to make my mommy makeover dreams come true! 10/10 would recommend."- Amanda Medina Deep Expertise in High‑Demand Procedures Dr. Sajan's practice focuses on advanced plastic and reconstructive procedures of the face and body. His main specialties include tummy tuck, mommy makeover, breast augmentation, and liposuction. Each of Dr. Sajan's procedures is unique and tailored for the patient. Education that Extends Beyond the Clinic Dr. Sajan extends his patient care beyond the clinic through three trusted resources- the Allure Esthetic YouTube Channel, and The Plastic Surgeon Podcast. Each one offers real patient stories to help people understand their surgical options and recovery. About Dr. Javad Sajan Dr. Javad Sajan is a Seattle‑based plastic surgeon known for comprehensive patient education, outcome‑driven care, and a portfolio of advanced cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. He offers a full spectrum of treatments, from breast augmentation, tummy tuck, and mommy makeover to targeted liposuction. Media Contact: Allure Esthetic Plastic Surgery Phone: 206-209-0988 Website: Email: [email protected] SOURCE: RealDrSeattle press release
The Independent
10-07-2025
- Health
- The Independent
Patient satisfaction with GP services improves, survey finds
Patient satisfaction with GP services has improved, new figures suggest. The latest GP patient survey, which is carried out by Ipsos for NHS England, found 75% of 702,000 respondents had a good experience at their practice, up slightly from 74% in 2024. Some 70% also said their overall experience of contacting their family doctor was good, up year-on-year from 67%. Louise Ansari, chief executive at Healthwatch England, said: 'Primary care delivers 90% of the interactions people have with the NHS. 'With public satisfaction in the NHS declining, improvements to how people access care from their GP, pharmacy, dentistry, and other primary care teams is therefore vital. 'It's promising that this year's findings show modest increases in people's overall experiences of GP, including an increase in the number of people given a choice of time, day or location for their most recent appointment, which we know from previous years' results directly links to improvements in overall experience. 'However, our recent research shows there is a gap between the choices people want and the ones they get.' More than half (53%) said it was easy to get in touch with their practice on the phone, up from 50% in 2024, while 51% said it was easy using the practice website, up from 48% last year. Elsewhere, almost half (49%) told the survey it was easy getting in touch using the NHS App, up from 45% 12 months ago. More than one in five people (22%) said they last contacted their practice online, up from 17% in 2024. Those who last contacted their practice on the phone dropped by 68% to 62%. It comes as the Government's 10-year health plan aims to make better use of technology in the health service. Part of the blueprint includes major changes to make the NHS App the 'full front door to the entire' health service. Tim Gardner, assistant director of policy at the Health Foundation, said: 'Shoring up general practice needs to be at the heart of the Government's approach to delivering the 10-year health plan. 'Although improvements are reported in ease of access, over one third of patients still find accessing their general practice difficult, and there are marked differences in experience between those living in the richest and the poorest areas.' Dr Amanda Doyle, NHS England's national director for primary care and community services, said: 'The results reflect patients now being able to use the NHS App for more services, better phone systems to easily book an appointment, and the hard work of our general practice teams – but there is still more to do to improve patients' satisfaction and experience. 'We will introduce further improvements including training more GPs and increasing the number of dentists, building online advice into the NHS App, establishing neighbourhood health centres in every community, and making it even easier to see your general practice team when you need to instead of having to turn to A&E.' Elsewhere, 88% of those who responded to the survey said their experience with pharmacy services was good, up from 87% last year. Reacting to the findings, Professor Kamila Hawthorne, chairwoman of the Royal College of GPs, said: 'While these figures show things are heading in the right direction, we know that there are still patients who are struggling to access the care they need, despite GPs working to their limits and beyond.'
