I've dealt with a few medical professionals who didn't have the warmest and fuzziest bedside manner, but if there was a grand prize for the absolute worst, Dr. Kaye takes the cake. As a phobic person with an anxiety disorder, which he was made aware of before the appointment, he clearly already formed an opinion of me before I walked in the door -- claiming that I was "unreceptive" and unwilling to work with him for the consultation, simply because he was harassing me with his hand in front of my face, which I asked him repeatedly to move away, so that I, as a paying patient, could ask him necessary questions BEFORE he did any work. When I began to get upset and asked him to get my mother from the waiting room so that she could advocate for my needs, he sat up the chair and kept saying, "You're done, goodbye." He was NOT interested AT ALL in learning what I, as a unique individual, needed from him so that he could earn my trust and together, we could have a successful appointment. I was treated like a cookie cutter science project -- not like a human who has specific needs. If it were up to me, his license would be revoked. It doesn't matter how skilled you are at what you do. If you can't treat your patients with respect as unique individuals, this is not the line of work for you. read more