To date I've been to Dr. Willey's office (a Skin Cancer Surgeon) three times, and each time has been an easy and very rewarding experience in knowing I could not have received better care anywhere else (and I've seen/visited a few doctor's offices in my time).
Until recently, I didn't know what a Mohs Surgeon was, or really what they did. I honestly just wanted to remove a few moles which, through life, have annoyed me, but all the doctors I've seen have said "Don't worry about them, they're harmless." How 'wrong' they all were.
I would say the experience starts at the first contact with her staff. If it's an e-mail, or a phone call, you are treated as if you are their most important patient. To add to this, you're welcomed like family would be, as if they've known you forever. Everything her staff does puts you at ease for whatever you are being seen for. Though, know it is not just on entrance into the office and/or while you are there, they may contact you afterwards with the same gentle and kind manner which only solidifies your thought of you making the correct choice to use her office. Dr. Willey's staff is incredibly knowledgable, and each member makes her team a success.
The office space she has created is designed with ease and style in mind, but in doing so displays the cleanliness you would expect from a professional organization of Dr. Willey's caliber. The entire office space is amazingly clean, neat, and organized!
In meeting Dr. Willey you'll soon recognize and understand why she is highly regarded in her community and desired for her remarkable abilities by patients. Her focus and determination to make any procedure perfect is astounding. Dr. Willey settles only for her best performance of skills to be done for you.
Seeing her work makes you realize the magnitude of experience in 'doing' her trade. Her movements are fluid to make each moment efficient (her efficiencies should not be misunderstood, Dr. Willey's work is of a quality well above what you had expected).
During my initial visit she took interest in all the areas I pointed out, especially one particular mole. Well, the Pathology Report confirmed it, I had skin cancer.
Wow, me! I thought of myself as a very healthy guy who has this amazing job, which is physically and mentally demanding, and is still in the climb to greatness. I was dumbstruck.
Now, one thing which is probably slipping to the wayside these days is a doctor's "bedside manner". Dr. Willey 'will' take time to talk and listen to you. She will answer all your questions completely so you clearly understand. Dr. Willey is a wonderful person to talk to, with such a sweet and positive disposition, which is entwined with a determination for perfection in everything she does.
I was away on travel, in Europe at the time, when the original Pathology Report came back and her office contacted me, then transferred me to her. This is where she broke the news ... and I remember her saying "don't lose any sleep on it". Well, I did the first few nights, not going to lie. During that conversation over the phone she didn't down play the situation, but gave me confidence that she'll battle this issue for me, with all she's got (and she did!).
I made my way back to Dr. Willey's office to see her, and now I'm good! No fear or trepidation over what I 'had', and fully aware that what I did have, which numerous doctors missed, could have given me a very different future! I can't thank her and her staff enough.
Her extraordinary craftsmanship from her honed skillset is what you want, no one else's.
This above is the experience I had with Dr. Willey's office. The only way you could go wrong, or not have a good experience, is by not going to see Dr. Willey.
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