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    Yvette E. Appiah, MD

    3.2 (12 reviews)

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    Alexandria Associates In Dermatology - 2024 Washingtonian Top Docs!

    Alexandria Associates In Dermatology

    3.4(254 reviews)
    6.4 mi•Shirlington

    If I could give them 10 stars, I would! From the moment we walked into the office, our experience…read morewas exceptional. Every member of the staff was kind, professional, and welcoming. My son recently had his first keloid removed, and the dermatologist took the time to explain every step of the procedure directly to him. As a parent, I truly appreciated that he treated my son with respect, answered our questions patiently, and made what could have been an intimidating experience feel calm and reassuring. The procedure itself was quick, efficient, and expertly performed. I was especially impressed that the tissue was sent to pathology as part of a thorough standard of care, and that we left with a clear plan for follow-up injections and long-term prevention. As someone who struggled with keloids myself when I was younger, this procedure meant more to me than I can express. Knowing my son is receiving such thoughtful, evidence-based care brings me tremendous peace of mind. Thank you to the entire team for your professionalism, compassion, and excellence. We are incredibly grateful and feel fortunate to have found such an outstanding practice. I would recommend this office without hesitation.

    Dr. Shah and his team are wonderful. I first visited the office for a mole removal, which was…read morediagnosed and treated efficiently and comprehensively. I have since been back for treatment on my eczema and yearly mole check ups. I have been satisfied with the treatments in the two years I have been a patient here.

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    Nancy Aria, MD

    3.2(62 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    I have visited Dr. Aria twice thus far; once for an introductory visit to address psoriasis, and…read moreonce for a head-to-toe evaluation with add-on skin tag removal. Both times the staff were incredibly friendly, professional, and accommodating. A few reviews mention Dr. Aria's "coldness." I can see where they may interpret her interactions as such; Dr. Aria is efficient, and doesn't really chat. However, a doctor's bedside manner is not the sum of his or her expertise; While Dr. Aria can be direct and clinical in her approach, she is still conscientious and warm as the situation dictates. I have had over two years of an abdominal rash that was mis-diagnosed and even dismissed by dermatologists and other doctors. Dr. Aria recognized it as "inverse psoriasis," which looks different than plaque psoriasis. This was such a relief to me, because Dr. Aria finally was able to diagnose and provide treatment. She answered questions that I had, and left me with her team to address prescription and home care needs. I am quite satisfied with Dr. Aria, and intend to continue seeing her.

    I saw Dr. Aria for at least seven years, usually once or twice a year, so this review is based on a…read morelong experience with the practice. I have since switched dermatologists. Since I have not been back in about a year, it is certainly possible that some things have changed. Over the years, though, there were several recurring frustrations. Getting an appointment could take months, and it became increasingly difficult to get the kind of full-body skin check I need. I have hundreds of moles, so I rely on my dermatologist to do a thorough exam because I simply cannot track changes in all of them myself. Last time, she kept asking me well identify the moles you want me to look at rather than wanting to do the full body check. And I was told next time I come in they would only do a mole check on a limited number of moles. That's a deal killer. Dr. Aria also ran very late fairly regularly. It was rare that I did not wait at least 30 minutes past my appointment time, and sometimes closer to an hour. That became difficult when I had business meetings scheduled later in the day. I probably could have continued overlooking those issues, but my last visit was what finally pushed me to make a change. I asked about some spots on my stomach, and Dr. Aria told me they were "age spots," with a comment along the lines of, "Well, you're getting old.These are common after age 50." It was not so much the terminology as the delivery, which felt dismissive and insulting. When I later asked my new dermatologist about the same spots, she called them "wisdom spots." I actually laughed because it made me realize how easily the same information can be conveyed without making a patient feel diminished. There was not one dramatic incident that caused me to leave. It was the accumulation of long waits for appointments, long waits once I arrived, concerns about the thoroughness of skin checks, and finally an interaction that left me feeling uncomfortable. After many years as a patient, I decided it was time to find another dermatologist.

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    Kelly Wolfe, MD - 25¢ Ms. Pac-Man arcade in waiting room.  Proceeds go to Children's Hospital.

    Kelly Wolfe, MD

    3.6(25 reviews)
    3.8 mi•Landmark

    I loved Dr. Kelly-Kaufman her name now , she an excellent dermatologist, she cares, she's kind and…read moreputs your mind at ease . I never felt rushed once and she checked me thoroughly, terrific bed side manners . Vallerie her nurse is as sweet as can be and the two office girls are caring too .

    I have been coming to Dr. Wolfe since her Dr. Kauffman days :) and she is awesome! Very…read morepersonable, always smiling and ready to listen to me. She is also not the kind of doctor who will take one look and be like, - Oh this little problem of yours, it will be gone in no time. She will take her time to explain the symptoms, not promise me random miracles and be upfront of what the consequences/ results of the treatment will be. The fact that I have stuck to her as my dermatologist since 2012, given her uber rude/ nonchalant/ non-accommodating staff is testament to how good she exactly is! More than once, I have heard the staff make comments (sometimes rude ones), about other patients. Getting an appointment is TOUGH and usually making an appointment before you leave the office is best. IF you ever need to cancel, God help you! Their staff will not make it a pleasant experience. In terms of waiting time, it is usually consistent between 10 - 20 minutes. However, I have had appointments where I waited less than 5 minutes and the one like last time where I waited an hour! I have usually seen that coming in at least 15 minutes prior to your appointment time helps a lot. However, I do love coming to Dr. Wolfe for her expertise, her bedside manner and her general disdain towards over medication. I would happily give this place 5 stars had the front desk staff been nicer.

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    Bruce D Glassman, MD - Our daughters wrist right after Dr. Glassman froze her whole wrist carelessly- she is EIGHT

    Bruce D Glassman, MD

    1.8(65 reviews)
    5.0 mi•Seminary Hill

    The AC wasn't working. The waiting area was completely full with no place to sit unless someone got…read moreup. It's like DMV. Arrived early for my appointment as was requested to fill out their new patient forms. I asked for honest answer on how long is the wait. My daughter, the patient, wanted to get her homework done in the car if it's going to be a long wait. I wanted go to the next building for something cold to drink. The receptionist assured me that it won't be longer than 20 min even though it was jammed packed. She said that most people came as a group & not everyone in the room were patients. It's been 110 min since we got here but still haven't seen the doctor. I wish I hadn't paid the $40 copay when we arrived. We would've left by now. This place is ridiculous. Waiting area is starting to empty out. I hope the doctor is worth the wait or we won't be returning. Update: The room we were led had a working AC. Doctor spent 5 minutes with us. So, the 2 hour wait wasn't due to spending time with the patients. The excellent thing, however, is that the doctor didn't try to sell us bunch of creams he had displayed in the waiting area. He went straight for the medications that were needed. He assured us that for the next 6-7 months, while seeing his assistant, the wait will be only 5 min. Hmm~ Initially I gave the office 1 star but I now moved it to 3. Hopeful about the future. Who knows? Next month I might give it 5 stars.

    I've seen a lot of crappy doctors especially in this area but this guy was a real peace of work…read more First he's condescending, rude and spent 15 seconds with me before leaving. This is after standing in a hot, packed waiting room for over an hour. There is a reason they have open appts all the time. Good doctors have months waits. Note that the parking and elevators are a nightmare here.

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    Yvette E. Appiah, MD - dermatology - Updated October 2026

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