Mademoiselle Amy

Six of us ate there last Monday. We all ordered Carrot Soup. It was not that great. It was more like the chef used carrot juice and added a little bit of ginger to it. None of us were enthralled. My husband ordered the salmon done Hawaiian style. The salmon itself was excellent but I did not like the fact the chef used sweet dried fruit as his Hawaiian take. This area has all the ingredients to make a real Hawaiian sauce: pineapple,green peppers, onions...why use dried fruit? Because the menu did not have a great selection of dishes, the rest of us opted for pizza which I must say was pret

Golden Bead. I took a look at the ad on Page 37 of Ojo and it's quite impressive. Will call and check out Dr. Villaran. Someone said he's one of the top 5 cosmetic surgeons in Guad. I know of Anne Dyer's reputation at Plaza La Montana and, my feeling is, she wouldn't be in business this long if she didn't have a top-notch surgeon working with her. We'll see how it goes. I still have the other recommended doctors to follow up on if this does not work out to my satisfaction. Thanks everyone.

Golden Bead (above) says Dr. Benjamin Villaran is the surgeon who works with Anne Dyer at Casita Montana. I would appreciate comments from anyone who has had a facelift by Dr. Villaran. Also, does Dr. Villaran speak English...has he had any U.S. training? Please PM me if you'd rather not discuss his credentials on the board.

I'm taking in all the comments and recommendations as they come in.

I've read previous posts re cosmetic surgeons in the area. What scares me the most is Luke's comments to "be careful as plastic surgeons are not required to have the same number of years of education & training". How does one then find out which cosmetic surgeon has the best qualifications for a facelift? According to Luke's posting, he has had disastrous results from his experience with a plastic surgeon & had has to undergo reconstructive surgery. He was referred to the first surgeon by his Principal Care Physician who did a sloppy job in finding the first plastic surge