I recently bought my 15 month old daughter for her earpierce. There is a local pedicatrian that is known for doing it in his clinic. I thought, that's great, done by a doctor.
Anyways, this yahoo of a doctor takes her in while running between patients. He first marks her ears and disappeared for 10 minutes. My husband and I noticed the markings were uneven with the two ears and mentioned it when he returned. This a$$hole tells me off and told me to keep my mouth shut and just let him do his job. I know that we should of just walked out but unfortunately we didn't. Oh, I forgot to mention that he didn't even sterilize her ears either. Anyways, click, click it's done and of course uneven. I am PIST. The a$$hole literally opened the door for us to leave immediately.
My question is, should I leave it the way it is or have one of her ears re-pierced elsewhere? Should I let her make her own decision when she is older. I really bothers me alot.
By the way, if you are in the Montreal area, his name is Dr. Murray Katz (don't go to him, it's just an easy $$ in his pocket).
Anyways, this yahoo of a doctor takes her in while running between patients. He first marks her ears and disappeared for 10 minutes. My husband and I noticed the markings were uneven with the two ears and mentioned it when he returned. This a$$hole tells me off and told me to keep my mouth shut and just let him do his job. I know that we should of just walked out but unfortunately we didn't. Oh, I forgot to mention that he didn't even sterilize her ears either. Anyways, click, click it's done and of course uneven. I am PIST. The a$$hole literally opened the door for us to leave immediately.
My question is, should I leave it the way it is or have one of her ears re-pierced elsewhere? Should I let her make her own decision when she is older. I really bothers me alot.
By the way, if you are in the Montreal area, his name is Dr. Murray Katz (don't go to him, it's just an easy $$ in his pocket).