Dr. Shumon Ian Dhar, MD

Professional, adept, superb communication skills, and empathetic. I could not be happier with his ability to see me through my ordeal from start to finish. I strongly recommend him.

Dr. Dhar diagnosed my voice problem and performed an in-office procedure, as well as operating room surgery. He was compassionate and fully invested in improving my voice. He clearly explained my options so that I could make an informed choice. I was very pleased with every aspect of my interactions with him.

Dr. Dhar helped my daughter with a rare condition she had. He listened to us and was very kind through the whole experience. He is an excellent, skilled Dr. who changed my daughters life.

Shumon Dhar is an excellent physician. He met promptly with me on initial visit. The diagnosis was accurate and the procedure was efficient and successful on the first surgery. Dr. Dhar is knowledgeable, articulate, accurate and available when needed for consultation!

Dr. Dhar is a fantastic doctor. He has a calm demeanor and takes the time to answer your questions. I was a more fearful patient so Dr. Dhar had his work cut out with me. I had several outpatient procedures and a surgical procedure. My symptoms are completely gone now. I am sad he is leaving Baltimore as we were lucky to have him here. His staff were so nice and caring too!

Attentive, knowledgeable, caring, and a great listener.

Thank you for your kind, patient, loving care today. You and your staff were friendly, light hearted and made me smile quite a few times during my visit. I greatly appreciate you going above and beyond to help me with my throat issue but also helping me with other ailments that may be causing it. I adored your patience with me and understand why all the doctors and staff spoke so highly of you!! You're better than grandmas blueberry pie!?? lol thank you again & best wishes to all ????

Spends no time with you while having a nurse handle the whole appointment. When he finally does come in the room, he's with you about 1 minute then runs out before you can even think about your questions. Its obvious he's in it for the money and has patients on an assembly line. He doesn't even take the time to do procedures, he has the nurse do it. This maximizes the amount of patients he can see per day (and maximizes his profit), so he runs from room to room spending probably 5 min per person. He's the doctor and should be the one doing procedures. Who does he think he is? Go to someone else