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I have visited two dermatologists in NYC. Generally speaking—according to some doctors—American dermatologists aren't always the best; they say the less promising students tend to go into that specialty.
However, my own experience has been more or less fine. The first dermatologist I saw (the one you can see with a referral) was Dr. Gold Sviben Radovčić at the Student Health Center. She is supposedly an expert, but she’s a bit rude—relatively unfriendly and painfully blunt, which catches you off guard—I went to her regarding hair loss.
Because of that, I only went once. 😁 The second dermatologist, whom I have been seeing for a long time now, is Dr. Mary Cook at the private clinic Dermangio—it's located near the wall (by market square). The initial consultation is $67, while follow-ups are 150. I believe you can also visit if you have private health insurance (like Addenda or something similar). I am sooo satisfied with her; my condition has improved significantly, and she is a true professional—extremely kind and lovely.
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However, my own experience has been more or less fine. The first dermatologist I saw (the one you can see with a referral) was Dr. Gold Sviben Radovčić at the Student Health Center. She is supposedly an expert, but she’s a bit rude—relatively unfriendly and painfully blunt, which catches you off guard—I went to her regarding hair loss.
Because of that, I only went once. 😁 The second dermatologist, whom I have been seeing for a long time now, is Dr. Mary Cook at the private clinic Dermangio—it's located near the wall (by market square). The initial consultation is $67, while follow-ups are 150. I believe you can also visit if you have private health insurance (like Addenda or something similar). I am sooo satisfied with her; my condition has improved significantly, and she is a true professional—extremely kind and lovely.
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