Bryant A Toth MD

2100 Webster St Ste 424 San FranciscoCA94115
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Dr. Bryant Toth, MD--specialist in surgery, hand surgery, hand physical therapy, oral & maxillofacial surgery, plastic surgery, and occupational therapist hand--currently treats patients in Oakland, California and San francisco, California.

Dr. Toth is licensed to treat patients in California.

Dr. Toth has been found during an automated background check to be clear of any malpractice history...
by betterdoctor on April 29, 2015 from betterdoctor

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True Story with Toth:
My own experience with Toth has been very different from some of the "glowing" reviews posted below.

5 years ago, I was thinking about an Asian blepharoplasty to try and get the "double eyelid crease" as well as slightly rejuvenating my eyes. I came upon Toth from "glowing" reviews such as the one below (which I have to to believe to come from either Toth himself or his staff, as I find it hard to believe that a surgeon can produce such low quality work as in my case and do godly work in another). Anyway, I went for a consultation with Toth and he seemed nice enough at the consulation. Looking back now, there were definitely red flags that I should have caught, such as: 1) His trying to brag about the fact that he wrote a craniofacial book and trying to correlate this with plastic surgery of the eyes, which is a different ballgame, 2) His showing of the pictures of his Asian eyelid surgery, all of which look very exaggerated and not all that impressive, and 3) His refusal to acknolwedge any sort of possible complications in the procedure. Being young and impressionable at the time, I bought into his apparent bonhommie and underwent the procedure.

It was hell.

First of all, Toth scheduled my surgery about 4 hours before he was supposed to fly out of the country for a "conference," and during my fragmented memory of the surgery (I was under twilight sedation), I can recall that he was very rushed in his work. Also, I recalled that he was bantering very unprofessionally with his staff, even cracking sex jokes.

After having the surgery, I followed all of the instructions for post-op convalescence. Almost immediately I could see that there was something horribly wrong: One of the eyes' crease was so high and the other one so low such that there is a huge discrepancy (probably about 8 mm according to the surgeon who subsequently corrected the problem). At first I chalked it up to the swelling, but as weeks turned into months the situation remained the same. The difference was obvious even by just looking at the incisional crease height. What's worse, so much skin had been removed from each eye that I cannot close fully at night. As the results were so disappointing and traumatizing, I tried to talk to Toth but he started becoming very visibly nervous and apprehensive to see me. In one meeting, after discussing the problem and showing him his "work," he was literally standing at the door throughout the appt ready to bolt at the first chance. He never apologized or offered a plan to correct the problem, and being a bit wiser after the experience, I resolved to not let him touch my eyes again and went to a specialized, dedicated bleph surgeon to correct the problem. After two additional surgeries (one on each eye, one of these being a graft to help the eye to close), I finally achieved a passable result from the horrendous state I was in.

I have finally come out of the experience and put it behind me, but from time to time I still find the need to share my experiences with potential Toth patients. The guy may be able to do some good work from time to time, but from my own experience I simply cannot imagine him as this "superb" surgeon that some (I think) bogus reviewers make him out to be, or the "surgeon that other surgeons go to." The fact that Toth's office leaked info to the press about how he supposedly operated on the ex-Prime Minister of Italy goes to show how the man is a glory hound with little respect for his patient's privacy.

Therefore, I simply cannot recommend him to anybody, and I sincerely caution anyone from buying into potentially bogus positive reviews like I did. The truth is much more valuable and less glamorous sometimes.
by 1tanman on January 28, 2012
What a Professional and Pleasant Plastic Surgeon:
As a board-certified plastic surgeon practicing in Seattle for over a decade, I was faced with an odd predicament. I had excess skin and tissue under my lower eyes and underneath my chin but couldn't do liposuction or a blepharoplasty on myself. After carefully considering the 50-or-so plastic surgeons whom I know, I chose to fly to San Francisco to have Dr. Toth perform my surgery. I have always known him to be kind, considerate, artistic, and technically gifted, and the decision was actually easier than I had expected. I started working one week after surgery, and already I am unable to find my incisions. My only regret is that I didn't do the surgery sooner.

Thank you so much for everything Dr. Toth and staff!
by SanFran19 on September 21, 2009

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by yellowpages on July 21, 2015 from yellowpages
Practice Specialization
Dr. Toth's reputation in San Francisco is built on more than 25 years of Quality Results in Cosmetic Surgery. Dr. Toth's Specialty in Aesthetic (Cosmetic) Plastic Surgery Includes:
Minimizing the Effects of Aging:
* Facelift
* Eyelid Surgery
* Forehead and Brow Lift
* Neck Lift
* Skin Resurfacing
Redefining Facial Features:
* Surgery of the Nose
* Chin and Cheek...
by Yellowpages.com on October 19, 2012 from Yellowpages.com
Practice PhilosophyDr. Toth is an internationally recognized aesthetic surgeon who resides and practices in San Francisco, California. His Plastic Surgical training was at the Massachusetts General Hospital, the primary teaching hospital for the Harvard Medical School. He has published over 60 journal articles, 14 book chapters, and six instructional videotapes and has been co-editor of two...
by insiderpages on October 25, 2011 from insiderpages