National Laser Institute
Reviews and Complaints
National Laser Institute Laser Spine Surgery Review
No credible or speedy results to start this process
BEWARE! All of the injectors are so full of fillers, they steal from the client and use the fillers in their faces. Ask to see the syringe before after.
And beware when they transfer the filler from larger syringe to smaller syringes. Be sure and count each syringe or you will NOT get what you paid for.
The client is out the money and does NOT get the desired results. However, the injector has the remainder syringes and either sells them or uses them on herself. IT IS A RIP OFF. I am reporting them to every agency until corporate office does a extensive investigation and stops this atrocity.
BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The concept is great the downright thievery is a rip off. Everyone in that place looks like a plastic person, they are so overly injected. And after what I witnessed the injectors are ripping off the client to keep their own faces plumped up. Corporate office needs to conduct a sting.
AND stop this nonsense. You simply do NOT and I state again, you do NOT get what you pay for.
- Front desk is friendly
- Not getting what you paid for
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
National Laser Institute - E- Matrix Review from Phoenix, Arizona
I spent over thousand dollars at the National laser institute in scottsdale
I was treated with e- matrix promising great results.. Horrible outcome i saw no difference in my face in addition i developed broken capillairs on face.
Brooks at National basically said it was my fault because i used obagi products.. Said nothing she could nor did she offer ... Beware!!! They want only your money and they do not stand behind their services....
Do not make mistake and throw away your money...Dont go there!
Do your research and ensure a Doctor over looks the company... These techs act like doctors
National Laser Institute - Course Review from Scottsdale, Arizona
I wanted to learn lasers and begin a new career. On the phone they painted a good picture.
When i toured there, i spent more time in the break room and how they said they had designer coffee. I literally spent 12 seconds looking at their equipment as thats all they allowed. I had to tell the gal that this wasnt the school for me. I cut the tour short.
I chose another school that begins with N and made a great choice. Do your research.
Dont waste your money going to National Laser Institute
This school is a RIP OFF! They will charge you $8850 for 2 weeks of training. The Admissions Reps will fill your head with all sorts of lies about your career potential.
The owner, Louis Silberman, is a snake in the grass lining his pockets with your hard earned money. Unless you are already an Aesthetician, have a job lined up or the financial resources to open your own Med Spa, you will be standing on the unemployment lines before you know what hit you.
Repeat.. DO NOT waste your time or money on this place. They don't care about you They just care about getting more & more wealthy at your expense. Shame on them. They will all rot in ***.
Rip Off!!
User Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
by Becca 05/19/2010
I am very disappointed. I saw an ad on Craigslist for a free tattoo removal, and after contacting them, found that it was just a free consultation and free 1st treatment. I went ahead with making an appointment, but was unable to make my scheduled time. They have a 48-hour cancellation policy, and when I sheduled my appointment I was already within that 48-hour window. Due to circumstances beyond my control, I was unable to make my scheduled appointment, and had the choice to go in later or be charged $100! So, they are charging me for not taking advantage of a free offer!! This is not the behavior of a reputable company. Due to the way they run their business and the "policy" the representative quoted, I would not give them the pleasure of your business or time.
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I agree with the above comment. I too spent over $1000 on Botox and fillers.
I did not see her fill the syringes. I actually could not see them after the service either because she covered them up. Any other place I have ever gone before actually fills the syringes directly from the small Botox bottle {hydrates the powder}right in front of you. I find it very sad and disappointing that this is happening.
They have no integrity or return clients for that matter. Live and Learn.....
National Laser Institute will soon be a "business" of the past. We can only hope.