deinonychus

Although, I hate to spend my time chatting on the web, I would like to address a few comments that were made by some patients about Dr. Panagotacos. I am myself a doctor in Sciences and dislike, no HATE, loosing my time with trivial and repetitive questions or issues that once been answered/addressed find their way back into a conversation. First, if I go see any MD, it is because my preliminary research shows that that MD is competent in his/her field of expertise. One that basis I expect him or her to answer my questions or address my issues. However, once a question is asked and answered why coming back to it? Is it because the answer I received would not fit with my apriori expectations? Why should I bother someone busy with redundant questions? This would only demonstrate an obvious lack of intelligence on my part and show a lack of respect toward- here Dr. Panagotacos- by questioning his knowledge! I would not like him to question my professional knowledge and I return the same respect. A few patients are obviously unable to perform the most basic critical thinking and become upset if they are not catered like a student in middle school! I would simply say to those that they should start to use the few neurons that have left intact in their brain and accept that someone might be more competent than themselves in a given field of expertise. As far as I am concerned, I only would praise Dr. Panagotacos for its (medical) diagnostic ability, his ever-present will of trying to find the best and most economical solution to one's medical problem, his straightforward approach, and the time he spend trying to educate patients on hair loss or dermatologic-related issues. After all his is a dermatologist and his is not trying to run for the Senate or the California Governor! What is foremost important (to me) is the cake before the icing, yet too many people tend to look at the icing and forget that excessive icing often conceals a mediocre desert!