Dr. Aaron Frye, MD

I would have liked more details for the after care and what to expect. Also my appointments were changed at the last minute. One of them 10 minutes before I arrived and I drove a distance to get there. I then waited for almost 1 hour to see the patient representative

I am roughly 3 months post op from surgery. I feel like having Dr.Frye do the work I needed done is an absolute blessing. I am so incredibly pleased with the effort and time put in by him and his nurses for my surgery. I feel like he actually cares about me and doesn’t see me as someone thrown on his schedule that brings in more income. His nurses and all his staff are so nice and helpful. Any questions or concerns I had were answered very quick. I have a lot more work to do on myself and I am so grateful to have found a good doctor to trust in for the rest of my journey.

I feel I have to share my story to protect anyone else from going through the pain I have to live with for the rest of my life. He should not be allowed to do reconstructive breast surgery. In September 2017 I had a double mastectomy for breast cancer. Dr. Frye started reconstruction with with subpectoral chest expanders. I immediately told him how painful it was, and that it always felt like I had the tightest sports bra on you could imagine. If I was claustrophobic I would be insane by now. My expanders were so high on my chest that the surgeon could hardly place my port in. Everyone asked me what Dr. Frye said about this,  he never had an answer. Along the way, he allowed a resident to fill my left my left expander. As I got fills every 2 weeks, I kept asking him why the left side was not getting as big as the right side. I asked all my other doctors and they just asked me what Dr. Frye said. Finally a day before I was to get  radiation therapy I noticed it was smaller once again so