Recently provided a review which I believed was honest but which the provider apparently thought otherwise.  What I believed complimentary she felt to be derogatory.  In hindsight she is probably right. Anything I can do to make it up?  Suggestions anyone?

You need to think about this - first, go over the review and see if you WERE honest.  It is YOUR review, not hers - when we post reviews here, we have to be as accurate as possible, and fair.  If you think she may have been having an off day, say so in the review but score accordingly - and be honest about yourself - did you shave, shower, brush your teeth before the session?  Were you a "gentleman" during the session, did you honor her limits as put forth on her website?
There are too many unknowns here to give you good guidance other that saying be true about her and yourself before you change anything.

It was soooo true, too. An awful non-gfe experience. She made me feel like a cockroach...like a gob of spit because I couldn't suck her nipples, couldn't daty, couldn't touch. Terrible, terrible experience. I regret pulling that review to this day. But she pleaded. I was a dumb sucker. Don't be like I was. Keep the review up.

stands for review and not rebuttal.  

With that being said, your post is not indicating if her protest is over appearance or performance scores or if she dislikes the account told in the 'juicy details'.  

Your honest impression is what matters in each of the cases above but there is room for tact in the detailed section.  For example, if you received a special service that is clearly on the rare side and would not normally be a reasonable expectation based on her past review history then it might be best to leave that out of your review.  

In general I would say that if you think the review was an honest evaluation of your opinon and experiences then leave it alone. On the other hand your hindsight seems to suggest that perhaps you were unjustly derogtory.  So my final suggestion is for you to answer your own internal doubt.  Only then will you know if anything needs modification.

pressure from a provider to change a reviw in MOST cases is inappropriate and skews the system...one bad review never killed a goos rep.