To clarify, this review concerns the woman I spoke with for scheduling, not the doctors. After…read morereading great reviews of Dr. Gardner, I tried to make an appointment last Friday, 3/27/26, but the experience was disappointing. The woman was unkind and unhelpful. As a new patient, I expected that my initial consultation with a knowledgeable doctor would provide ample time to discuss my concerns and allow the doctor to assess my condition thoroughly. Instead, she informed me I would only have 15 minutes to discuss one specific issue, which left me feeling frustrated and hesitant to seek care at this office. That makes me think that their doctors work with a timer, and while I believe and hope Dr. Gardner isn't that kind of doctor, unfortunately the lady's attitude suggested otherwise.

Dr. Hiebert was professional, kind, and caring. He did the maneuvers that helped my dizziness and…read morebrought healing. I highly recommend Dr. Hiebert for his kind and gentle and highly informative and knowledgeable skills.

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.

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!

I agree with others on here. After surgery Dr. Hwang was indifferent to my nasal pain and very…read morereticent about solutions, prescribing an anti-biotic ointment for constant nasal pain 6 months after the surgery.

I can't recommend Dr Hwang- I had a 4-part sinus surgery with Dr Hwang and now I'm in constant,…read morechronic pain in my right sinus and Eustachian tube area, and I've also developed a facial spasm on my right nostril, due to the area being hit. The area is also frequently blocked or congested, and even nasal corticosteroids, allergy shots (I'm on the 2nd level of maintenance) and antihistamines aren't fixing the issue. This has made it hard for me to continue the sport I love, scuba diving. Another issue is that when the surgery was done, he didn't put the plugs/hard gauze into my sinuses to hold my septum in place while it heals. From what I researched, and checking with another doctor, putting these in is the best practice. Now it almost feels like it reverted, and got worse. I paid him in full for the surgery, and for everything, but when I went back for a follow up and explained the issues, he kind of just said everything is fine, but... it's definitely not. I left a review on Google, and even that he didn't seem to care. So it's alarming, because if you have trouble with Dr Hwang, is he really going to help you? Or is he just going to write you off, like he did me? I'm really hoping if Dr Hwang could help me get this resolved and actually look for a real solution to these clear issues and not just blow it off. Considering he's a doctor, and this is what he does, surely there's a way to fix it. If he ever makes things right I'll remove this. If you see the review is still up, it means Dr Hwang hasn't fixed it. If he wants to help me fix this, he can reach out to me

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.

Came here due to experiencing severe healing loss in my left ear. My ear had closed and was driving…read moreme nuts and had issues with sleeping. I went to patient first as well as the emergency room and this place was the only place to give me relief. They had a same day appointment on a holiday and I was so grateful. The front desk attendants were helpful and very polite when assisting me for my appointment. As for Dr. Rhee, he was straight forward which some might not like but I preferred it. I explained in full detail of what I have done to troubleshoot my issue and where I have gone for help. He checked my ears and cleared them of any blockage. I definitely appreciate his office.

Dr. Rhee was polite, professional, and listened to me explain my problem. He gave me a plan to…read morehelp me. I would recommend him to others.

Cannot recommend enough! I had a deviated septum that caused sinus issues and blocked my breathing…read more I visited Dr. Richard Comstock and received amazing care. He was able to diagnose the issue and confirm with tests. He performed a septoplasty - zero complications and easily the simplest recovery I've ever had after a procedure (and I've had quite a few). I was thoroughly impressed with his professionalism and quality of care. If I ever have any ENT issues in the future, I will certainly reach out to Dr. Comstock, as well as recommend him to anyone in need.

Dr. Comstock performed a surgery on me. Prior to the surgery, he was really good with answering…read morequestions and concerns that I had. He was clear about the side effects the surgery could cause. Based on the information provided, I decided he was a good option to perform my surgery. However, after the surgery, I expressed a concern that my scar was sticking to the skin underneath it. This concern was expressed at least 3 times in person, and even more times with calls to the office. The calls to the office usually required to me to follow up and call back to get a response. And the responses received both in person and via phone were nonchalant responses that showed little concern of the issues I had mentioned. I understand if the doctor was unsure of how to treat the issue, however, would have appreciated a referral to someone or somewhere that could have treated it. I've recently had a consult with a different surgeon and have found out that the scar may not have been closed layer by layer to prevent it sticking. So, it is recommended that I have a revision procedure to solve the sticking issue. What I would have wanted from Dr. Comstock was to address my concerns and provide solutions rather than nonchalant or no responses. I would not recommend Dr. Comstock as a surgeon based on the lack of assistance I received for my concerns and the lack of aftercare given after my procedure-which has resulting in me potentially having to get a correction procedure.

I first met Dr. Kennedy, ENT specialist, at Reston Hospital when he cared for my mother after she…read moresuffered a very serious fall. She had sustained multiple injuries, including fractures to her cervical vertebrae, and from our very first encounter, we knew he was an exceptional physician. Since then, Dr. Kennedy has become our favorite ENT doctor in the area. Dr. Kennedy is kind, compassionate, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. He takes the time to listen, explain, and genuinely care for his patients. During a frightening and stressful period for our family, his calm demeanor and expertise gave us tremendous confidence and reassurance. What made us feel even more comfortable was learning that Dr. Kennedy is the husband of my mother's urologist. We have been patients of her practice and have always appreciated the outstanding care provided by her and the entire team at Reston Urology Group. When Dr. Kennedy told us that he was her husband, we immediately felt even more at ease, knowing that both physicians share the same commitment to excellence and patient care. We were equally impressed by the entire medical team, nurses, administrative staff, and support personnel who assisted us during our follow up visit after my mother's discharge from Reston Hospital and rehabilitation. Everyone treated my mother with kindness, patience, dignity, and respect. From the ICU at Reston Hospital to the follow up care in his office, Dr. Kennedy consistently demonstrated professionalism, compassion, and exceptional medical expertise. Our family is deeply grateful for the care he provided during one of the most difficult times in my mother's life. We highly recommend Dr. Kennedy and his team to anyone seeking outstanding ENT care. They truly represent the very best of medicine.

I will only ever see Dr. Kennedy as an ENT again. He is professional, listens to the patient, and…read morewithin a short window of time provides patient informed secondary care decisions. He is humble in his expertise and considers patient informed decisions. He follows up with patients and respects their autonomy. Patients bring a wealth of expertise to the table to include understanding their own bodies and sometimes treatment modalities. I was always heard and that is what patient care is all about.