Dr. Ryan Keith Brashear, MD

Dr. Brashear was very pleasant and removed a place on my arm.

Stay away from Janelle Reklau! She seemed nice but didn't seem very knowledgeable. Misdiagnosed me twice and left me with a huge scar on my face. I called back to be seen with Dr. Brashear and they refused to see me only because I didn't feel right paying $120 for putting a huge scar on my face from giving me very strong cream for the wrong diagnosis! I wasn't bitter until they told me they're out of options. What? Really? No tests were done, she just looked at it and said it was cancer. I was given prescriptions and instructions and sent off only to be refused back because they messed up and don't know how to fix it? I'm putting this under Brashear because it was his decision to make a very unprofessional decision to 'send me somewhere else that could help me' Find somewhere else to go. This place is a joke with unprofessional practices.

Horrible bedside manor, would not referr this dr for a dog

My experience was awesome. The professional and courteous manner with which I was greeted by staff and Dr. Brashear was outstanding. He was highly recommended to me by a friend and I was impressed to say the least. He spent time with me and listened (a rare quality these days) to my concerns. I did not have to wait long either in the waiting room. He addressed my concerns and I will definitely go back if I have another dermatological issue! I highly recommend Dr. Brashear. He is wonderful!

Extremely professional, excellent follow-up with diagnosis and explanation of further treatment/testing. I went to Dr. Brashear after seeing another dermatologist for melanoma treatment. I value his experience with dermopathology and will not return to the former physician.

I was 20 minutes early, BUT waited > 30 minutes (not counting the early arrival) in the waiting room; > 20 minutes in the examining room. Couldn't another member of the professional staff - or office staff have told me of the delay? (I would expect delays in the office of a cardiologist or obstetrician, but a dermatologist? Not! There was another doctor (physician? med student? family practice person? resident?) who came in with Dr. Brashear. This other person was never intdocuced to me -- or me to him. (I feel that a patient should have the right to say "yes" or "no" as far as having this additional person present.) I go to several other specialists who have specific policies in place to address this issue. Dr. Brashear spent a total of < 5 minutes with me. My husband had to try to figure out how to use the medication prescribed. Will I return, probably not.