One of the best of best doctor in the field of ENT. I have…read morenever met a doctor with this level of experience in my life. I've been to many ENT clinics over many years, but it's truly rare to find someone who is not only highly skilled but also genuinely caring. I've struggled for years with allergies, asthma, a deviated septum, and chronic sinus issues. Dr. Egan performed my surgery, and the results have been amazing. This was my first surgery, and I was honestly surprised by how little pain I experienced afterward. Even my family is more excited and relieved than I am because of how smoothly everything went. what really stood out to me was how kind and compassionate he is - he treats his patients with such warmth, alomost like family. In 39 years, I've never met a doctor like him. I highly recommend Dr. Egan without hesitation. Meeting him and having my surgery done by him has been of the best decisions I've made in 2026.

Dr. Egan and staff are A-OK! I've seen other ENT's in the past but I'd say that I've had the best…read moreexperience with Dr. Egan. He's personable, well mannered, and has helped me through my sinus problems. I'm still work in progress but after seeing him for 4 months, I feel confident in his knowledge, skills, and abilities. Who am I to judge his skills since I'm not a doctor but his diagnosis and treatments (including a surgery) have been spot on thus far. I'm starting to feel liberated from my allergies and its symptoms. I wouldn't hesitate recommending Dr. Egan to any of my family or friends!

Painful recovery from septoplasty/turbinate reduction and today was the single most painful…read moreexperience I have ever had (including ski injuries and multiple ortho surgeries): the PA roughly removing my nasal stents without numbing, even after I inquired about it. Fairfax ENT's post-surgical documentation for septoplasty patients says specifically that you'll be numbed for stent removal but they are not telling the truth. Both the PA, Claire, and the doctor (O'Halloran) were dismissive and really did not listen. Maybe I will be happy in the future about having had this surgery--right now I feel traumatized and in pain.

I just got home from waiting over 40 minutes for an appointment with Dr. O'Halloran…read more I do understand when a doctor runs behind but not one person and there were several who saw me sitting in the waiting area and never said anything. When I finally asked how long, the woman I spoke to had no idea what I was talking about. Finally someone said I was next and they were preparing the room. Several minutes later nobody came out and I left. I know another doctor who has referred me and their office said he usually runs behind. I understand things come up with patients but to have a reputation for running late tells me that Dr. O'hallaran doesn't care about anybody's time but his own. To keep patients backed up is selfish, disrepectful, and unacceptable. If Dr. O'halloran knows he usually runs behind then make fewer appointments with patients spread out more. Seeing the other reviews of this practice I am not alone in having issues. I was there for my appointment on time. I respect the practice and the doctor's time. I wish Dr. O'hallaran respected his prospective patients equally.

Dr. O'Halloran did reconstructive surgery on our son when he fractured his orbital bone. We could…read morenot have been in better hands! He was amazing. He filled us in on everything from start to finish, and his bedside manner put my son right at ease. They connected instantly. I would highly recommend Dr. O'Halloran!

This guy will sue people for $100 for a bill they have not paid, I went to court and he was suing a…read morelot of people for tiny amounts. While working out of a $10million+ building that he owns, extreme greed. Also all the treatments he recommended were scams, just for the money, all a complete waste. The lowest of the low kind of Dr

I had a hearing test and ended up purchasing hearing aids. I love them! Dr. B is lovely to deal…read morewith and a true expert. Great service! Easy access and easy to deal with. Just nice people.

This review is not about Dr. Prasad's medical competence, as I never actually met him. It concerns…read morethe overall management and transparency of the practice. I scheduled an appointment with the expectation of seeing Dr. Prasad for a second opinion regarding my hearing loss and tinnitus. At no point during the scheduling process was I informed that I would be seen by a nurse practitioner instead. This was my first appointment, and I had specifically chosen this practice based on recommendations from two friends, traveling from Virginia to Maryland to see Dr. Prasad himself. After my consultation with the nurse practitioner, I asked if I would now be seeing Dr. Prasad, only to be informed that he was not even in town. I found this extremely disappointing and misleading. Additionally, my insurance was billed not only for a standard office visit but also for a separate microscopic ear exam. I have consulted with two other ENT specialists in the past, and neither charged separately for examining my ears with specialized equipment. I was not informed in advance that this would incur an extra charge, which felt exploitative. In my experience, the practice lacked transparency and professionalism. I left feeling misled and disappointed, and I would not recommend this practice to others.

I went to Doug Breithaupt for a hearing aid a couple years ago. The day I got it, I told him that I…read morecouldn't understand speech with it (I blocked my good ear and couldn't understand anything he was saying with the bad ear and the hearing aid). He said hearing aids aren't perfect and there wasn't much he could do; I had already paid for it and he didn't give me an option for a refund. Then today I went to a different audiologist whom I was referred to by my new ENT. She told me that the hearing aid I had gotten from Mr. Breithaupt was not right for me and recommended a different model, which she said I could try for a month before paying to make sure it worked. A hearing aid is an expensive enough item that you should be able to try before you buy, but I didn't know that was an option with Breithaupt. Would not go back to him in the future; he's a great salesperson, but I'm skeptical as to whether he's really interested in finding the best hearing solution for an individual patient.

I went to Doug Breithaupt for a hearing aid a couple years ago. The day I got it, I told him that I…read morecouldn't understand speech with it (I blocked my good ear and couldn't understand anything he was saying with the bad ear and the hearing aid). He said hearing aids aren't perfect and there wasn't much he could do. I had already paid for it and he didn't give me an option for a refund. Then today I went to a different audiologist whom I was referred to by my new ENT. She told me that the hearing aid I had gotten from Mr. Breithaupt was not right for me and recommended a different model, which she said I could try for a month before paying to make sure it worked. A hearing aid is an expensive enough item that you should be able to try before you buy, but I didn't know that was an option with Breithaupt. Would not go back to him in the future; he's a great salesperson, but I'm skeptical as to whether he's really interested in finding the best hearing solution for an individual patient.

The front office staff is extremely unhelpful and uncaring. My daughter had an ear problem that…read morerequired immedate attention and could not be dealt with by her pediatrician. The person who answered the phone indicated that it would take 8-10 weeks to get an appointment with a new patient. I can understand that, even though my daughter needed to see someone sooner. But when I asked for a recommendation for someone else who could see her sooner, I got a snippy response that they were specialists and did not refer out. If the docs in that practice are as unhelpful and uncaring as their staff, then I would stay away from them no matter what the Washingtonian magazine says.