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NKY dermatologist recommendations

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Dr. Weinel she is great.

Youngest had a rash on his hand Zalla could not figure out. She solved it right away. I’ve been going to her ever since too.

 

I completely agree regarding Dr. Sarah Weinel. I think she is amazing. She is in the same practice with Drs. Eisner and Snyder, who are also mentioned in this thread. Only problem with them is they sometimes have a long appointment backlog. However, the reason is for this is because they are so well liked and respected by their patients.

I see Dr. Clay Shearer and I am very happy with him.

 

Have been seeing C. Shearer for about 8 years now. Took about 5 months to get in at first, with a referral from my family doc. I believe that has subsided a bit, but Derms are one of the most sparse docs in the nation and you will find getting into one is a lengthy process anywhere. At any rate, I would second, third, whatever number we are on now Dr Shearer.

I have never been to a dermatologist, but everyone I know that has gone, says it takes 3 months to get into one. Not sure if true or not.

 

3 months seems short. I know of 6+ month offices. People will pay too look good.

3 months seems short. I know of 6+ month offices. People will pay too look good.

 

We wait and pay to make sure we are healthy, not worried about looking good. We book all 4 of us for annual check ups and if we need to switch we do.

We wait and pay to make sure we are healthy, not worried about looking good. We book all 4 of us for annual check ups and if we need to switch we do.

 

Very smart move doing annual check ups, that’s something I should do. Dermatologist parlay supply and demand very well.

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