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G. Anthony Slagel, DO

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This place treats patients as if the are a mere inconvenience. Beware if you 5-10 mins late, good chance you will not be seen. If you 15 mins late you will NOT be seen, however they are happy to reschedule. Slagel needs to decide if he is a going to run a dematology practice or a beauty spa, doing both is not working. As far as the nurses, they are by far the most rude, careless, inconsiderate, and ridiculous I have ever encountered. This post doesn’t stem from a single appointment,
I had the SmartXide DOT Therapy with Dr. G. Anthony Slagel, a Dermatologist in Fayetteville, Georgia. I was told I would see 30-40% improvement in mild acne scarring, which I thought was a low expectation to begin with, but I went forward with the procedure. My total down time was 30 days of wearing makeup to camouflage redness and grid lines. During the consultation, a 7 day downtime was emphasized as a selling point for this procedure. The office esthetician, Michelle, commented,