Dr. Chiara Ghetti, MD

Are there negative stars? Because zero just doesn't cut it. I dragged myself to Dr. Ghetti for escalating pain and pelvic drama post-hysterectomy. She gave me what felt like a half-hearted exam (maybe she was saving energy for the big reveal?) and pitched a surgery no other doc had even whispered about—without bothering to chat about risks, the actual slice-and-dice details, or how long I'd be couch-bound recovering. Her hot tips for alternatives? More PT (been there, done that, got the T-shirt), and get this: vaginal icing, which her own research apparently deems a total placebo. (Cool idea, doc—literally.) Then, for the cherry on top, she launched into a weight-loss lecture right in front of her fellowship student. Audience participation, anyone? After my overnight deep-dive into the surgery (hello, endless risks and "optimal" outcomes that sound anything but), I politely asked for some imaging to confirm before we play operation. Nope, straight denial. If you're hunting for a… compassionate pelvic pain wizard with a side of empathy, keep scrolling—she's more like the villain in a bad medical sitcom.

Uncaring bedside manner. Wrong diagnosis. No compassion or empathy. She has no patience.

My experience was good pre and post surgery. She Listened to what I had to say and gave me suggestion on what I needed to do. Was very caring.Didn't have any problems getting a appointment and a check up post op after my surgery.