Tumblin Electric CO
Malden, MA:
Miguel Delgado, MD
★★★★★ If there were more than five stars to rate highly Dr. Delgado. I would. Everything about my facelift experience from the pre-surgical consultations, day of surgery and follow-up care could not have been fantastic. Dr. Delgado is not only a highly skilled surgeon but an artist, as well. Simply said, he is outstanding in every respect as is his professional staff. - First rate!
If you are reading this review, you don’t need to look any further. Prior to selecting Dr. Delgado I had several
consultations with other doctors and read many reviews. I did my homework. He’s the…
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I cannot emphasize enough how the values instilled in me as a youngster by my father has served as a catalyst in the way I approach my career.
