Chad Ronald Gordon, DO

I am a physician, a patient, and a patient advocate. My surgery involved three Johns Hopkins department heads, Dr. Nicholas Theodore, Dr. Christopher Lippincott, and Dr. Chad Gordon. They won't let me leave the link to my story here, but the link is available on my google reviews for Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Bayview, Dr. Nicholas Theodore, Dr. Christopher Lippincott, and Dr. Chad Gordon. My profile name is DSR_MD on google reviews.

Dr. Gordon provided top-nonce care, there is no other doctor that I would have trusted

My experience with Dr. Gordon about two years was awful! He spoke so loudly during my first appointment that I felt I had no privacy. I was told he before surgery that my scar would be relatively small and my head would not be shaved, only to wake up with a totally shaved head and a huge scar. I did not believe (and still don't) his explanation of why he had to do so and in fact, I had to ask him a couple of times before I got a response. While my neurologist that I had at Hopkins was the best of the best, Gordon was far from that!!

Dr Gordon did a horrible tummy tuck on me. My incision is very ugly, fat, discolored and lopsided. I'm a mess. I'm still full of fat and the extra skin was not removed. The hospital referred him. I don't know how he got a reputation as being a good plastic surgeon. I think he is terrible.

This surgeon worked with another together on my surgery. He spent very little time in office and his overall skillset was very poor. He likes to spend time talking about himself and what he can do. Very unprofessional and sloppy.

I recently had an upper bilateral blepharoplasty performed by Dr. Gordon and everything went very well. I found that he was very empathetic, honest, took the time to answer all my questions, and most importantly seemed genuinely interested in seeing me happy with the results. I have had consultations with other physicians and found that they were not thorough and didn't seem to care. Great physician!

This is thorough and complete physician. He was the second opinion on a diagnosis made on my mother of a basal cell carcinoma on the bridge of her nose. He made a different surgical recommendation, which included a small skin graft taken from skin over the right clavicle. It's 8 months later, and one cannot now find the surgical site. We've had two follow-ups and his attention to both my mother and the surgical site is really remarkable. I should also note that he does full facial transplants on returning soldiers and Marines from Afghanistan who have come back shattered by IEDs and RPGs. 20- 30-hour procedures.This is an amazing physician!

Was aggresive and extremely sexist.