In my opinion, this doctor is a quack and at minimum doing predatory billing practices…read more I had an accident on a trip where I cut my forehead and hit my nose and felt something was wrong. It felt like something in my septum was squishy and out of place after the accident. I was having trouble breathing and sleeping. I thought an ENT could look at it and find a solution. Gupta barely looked at my nose. He asked to look at my covered forehead wound, but I said I was not comfortable taking off my bandaid. The hospital that stitched me said I should keep it covered for 2 months. He seemed offended that I wouldn't let him. Then he left the room for awhile. Eventually he came back into the room with a long tube thing. He said it had a camera to look in my nose. The weird thing is he didn't even put it down my nose or anything. He just looked into it from the edge of my nose. He had already done that. Then he said there was no swelling and nothing wrong with it, while also saying to give it time. How would time help if there's nothing wrong with it? He basically said I was being silly and ignored my symptoms. I already had a second opinion lined up for a couple days later. That doctor said there was swelling and that there was a pocket of blood on one side that was closing off that nostril. She drained the blood and I could immediately breathe normal. So clearly Gupta just doesn't know what he is doing. To make matters worse. I then get a bill saying he charged my insurance $900 dollars for "surgery" which I learn was him pretending to use the endoscopy tube so he can charge more money. I messaged and called his office about this, but they ignored me. Don't bother going here.

I'd like to start off by saying that I am in no way qualified to give an evaluation of a doctor…read more I'm just going to share my experience. I had an accident. My face was injured. Everything I have I owe to this face. I went to an urgent care center where they patched up the visible damage and took x-rays. Then they called and asked me to get a CT scan. When the CT scan results came back, they called me very concerned and insisted that I see an ENT immediately. They even made the appointment. When I arrived, the doctor reviewed the CT scan. I had it on a CD. He explained that he could see why they were concerned but assured me that the injuries were severe but did not pose a threat. He showed me the CT scan on the computer. I didn't know what the heck I was looking at, but he explained it. He said that the interior damage to my face would heal over time. There was one issue of the numbness. He said that he could do a surgery but it was not guaranteed that it would health the nerve, depending on the extent of the damage. So we scheduled surgery. It was across the street in the hospital. He came in while I was being prepped. Then after the surgery he explained how it went to Precious. Then I had a follow up visit followed by another follow up visit a month later. It's been about a year now. Most of the numbness is gone. There is only a very small portion of my face that is numb. I'm just as handsome as I was before which truth be told is a very low bar. Throughout the process the doctor explained the injuries, he showed me the CT scan, during the follow ups he was a good communicator always open to questions and always explaining the process. I had the impression that this doctor is very competent and caring. I also appreciate very much how he explained everything and was always willing to answer questions.

I thought Dr Mark Rubenstein was an ENT doctor. I went to see him because of a chronic sore throat,…read moreas well as sinus congestion and sinus headaches. I guess I picked him because he had numerous accolades and titles and it seemed he was the chief of some advanced ENT society. Well, I was wrong. He used a light to look in my ears and my nose, and used a little mirror to look in my throat. I brought him a copy of a film of a sinus cat scan, and also some medical history (last endoscopy which diagnosed esophagitis and sinusitis) in 2019. He sort of shrugged his shoulders, said my issues were complex, and to see a doctor of rheumatology. Apparently this dude is more a facial plastic surgeon than an ENT doctor. He actually said some of my sinus issues could be due to implant rejection. WHAT????? He also made a comment about my youthful facial appearance. Another insinuation, I suppose. BTW- I've found seeing doctors during the COVID paranoia causes the patient to receive less quality care. TJB.

Rubinstein clearly has no clue how reconstructive surgery works. He must've fell asleep during my…read moreprocedure because I have had constant pains ever since and the second opinion from other docs has confirmed this. This guy comes across as sophisticated but in reality is simply not a good surgeon.

I have seen many ENT doctors over the years and Dr. Soltany is the best one I have seen so far. He…read morelistened very carefully and wasn't quick to dismiss my concerns like other ENTs have. He also pointed out some things that other ENTs have not mentioned. This gave me hope for my sinus condition. I would highly recommend Dr. Soltany.

I visited a different medical group on December 18, 2023 for itching in my ear canals. I was not…read moreseen by a doctor, but a physician's assistant who prescribed me baby oil. The baby oil provided no relief. The untreated itching got so bad over the next eleven days that I canceled my Christmas visit to see my parents. I saw Dr. Soltany on December 29, 2023. He immediately looked in my ear canal and removed some dead skin from my left ear canal. He prescribed the right medication for both my ear canals and thoroughly answered my question about next steps. My visit with Dr. Soltany definitely was worth the wait.

After experiencing tinnitus mid-July, a hearing test that appeared to be inconclusive and told to…read morekeep using allergy sprays and blowing my nose, I decided to reach out for a second opinion to Dr Lee who many years ago saved my vocal cords with surgery so I got my voice back. A second opinion from her would at least help me understand this issue and how to deal with it. After reviewing my records, Dr Lee patiently listened to me, made a diagnosis, explained her findings and left me with some possible things I could do to lessen the noise. I left the office with a frank assessment from a Dr I respect very much.

I was referred to Dr. Lee by my Primary Care Physician and I was really excited to get down to the…read morebottom of things. This woman needs to have her licenses revoked! She mis-diagnosed me and then said she wanted me to have a CT scan done a WHOLE month later after putting me on more steroids which I told her I had already been on steroids for the last 2 months and I didn't feel comfortable to continue taking it especially when it's not helping me! She proceeded ANYWAYS. My eyes and face was so swollen and she was very dismissive. I went to another ENT based out of "Georgetown University Hospital" and he immediately saw there was a problem and ordered me an immediate CT Scan and a PET Scan. He performed amazing surgery just last week which took 6 hours and I'm blessed to have Dr. Spielman in my life and as my doctor. I recommend that NO ONE goes to Dr. Patty Lee. She is RUDE, DISMISSIVE and doesn't listen.

I have seen Dr. Lee for two different situations. The first was several years ago for nasal valve…read morecollapse surgery. This surgery was partially successful, However, my primary reason for writing this review was that last year, Dr. Lee was very adamant that a salivary gland lump/cyst I had was nothing to be concerned about and several enlarged lymph nodes in my clavicle area could be looked at again in "several months". He knew I was a lymphoma survivor, yet said this, anyway. He was extremely arrogant and was very condescending. I then went to my prior oncologist, who got me a biopsy right away. It turned out to be diffuse large B cell lymphoma in my salivary gland. I would never recommend this doctor to anyone, unless it was something very simple for him to deal with. If I could rate him 0, I would do so.

I've had a number of sinus and allergy related issues in my life and for the first time I feel I…read morehave them under control. I'm taking allergy shots and have had other procedures at the Reston office and the staff is genuinely professional and helpful. Overall, one of the best managed medical offices I visit. Many thanks

I looked at the reviews before going for my first appointment with Dr Bahadori. Honestly was pretty…read moredisappointed for the most part, especially since the reviews seemed really great. Though he seemed like he knew what he was talking about, that was probably the only good thing I could say about my experience. It took longer to fill out paper work than the amount of time I was given in this appointment. I could barely get a sentence in without being talked over. The whole appointment was very rushed and I am probably not going back if I need another appointment with an ENT.

Dr. Bahadori greatly alleviated our fears regarding our daughter's choking episodes. He performed…read morethe laryngoscopy efficiently and walked us through each step. His bedside manner is excellent, he was on time, and addressed all of our concerns. So refreshing and reassuring for a first time mom very anxious about her child!

I first met with Dr Barr of this group practice in 1990. I had been ill for over a year, had a…read morevariety of biopsies, two root canals, thyroid scan, whole body scan, all to discover why I had a lump behind my ear. I had no working diagnosis, only a vague reference to having Epstein Barr syndrome. I had been to an event where someone mentioned that the local expert on Epstein-Barr was Dr. Barr. So I booked an appointment. Within 2 minutes of looking over my binder of biopsies etc, he said, "you don't fit the profile of patients I see with this syndrome, but be prepared to hear that it is serious when we do get a diagnosis." He pointed to one of the biopsies where it said something like "it is not ... hodgkins lymphoma, but we cannot rule out ....xxx...however unlikely it seems" Within a week, I was scheduled for a biopsy of the lump behind my ear and within two weeks, I got the dreadful news. A week later I started chemo and have obviously defied the odds to write this review. Dr. Barr has since retired, but I continued to see other doctors in this ENT practice. I've found all of them to be excellent physicians. The support surrounding the practice is outstanding. They know insurance plans. You are seen at your appointed time. I can usually be seen for acute conditions such as sinusitis the same day; if not at the Chain Bridge location, then at the K-Street location.

While the doctors indeed seem knowledgeable, friendly, and efficient, the time management and…read morebilling are definitely below the standard. Last time my appt was delayed by around an hour, so that I had to reschedule after spending time driving and waiting. It is common to bill one visit (exam and hearing test) as multiple visits, and the patient ends up with paying double the copay for one visit. Such double copay happened to me in 2018 and 2020; I spent hours on the phone trying to process it correctly through the insurance.

My wife Jessie Joseph recently underwent robotic laparoscopic surgery with Dr. Sachse to remove a…read morevery large 22 cm cyst containing heavy fluid. Initially we were so much confused and worried when we look at lab results and other consultations. But Everything was cleared by Dr. Sachse once we meet him. From our initial consultation through the post-operative care, we were consistently impressed by Dr. Sachse's expertise and professionalism. He is clearly a highly knowledgeable surgeon who took the time to thoroughly explain the procedure, address all my concerns, and ensure I felt comfortable and informed every step of the way. I am incredibly grateful for Dr. Sachse's skill and care. If you are in need of surgical intervention, my wife and I wholeheartedly and without reservation recommend consulting with Dr. Sachse. His talent is a true gift, if you are facing surgery and looking for a highly competent and caring surgeon, look no further than Dr. Sachse. What truly stood out was not only his surgical talent but also his friendly and reassuring demeanor. You will be in excellent hands.

Thank goodness for these talented people. My husband had a lipoma removed unsuccessfully over 8…read moreyears ago and it grew again. The surgeon did a remarkable job in 30 minutes! The entire staff was wonderful including the front desk, nurses and the Doctor, who came out to apologize for a delay. I'd use them in a minute.