In this edition of Valerie Monroe’s ‘How Not to F*ck Up Your Face,’ the beauty columnist helps a reader on a search for a new dermatologist. Her advice? Start by asking any friends (or strangers with a healthy-looking complexion) for recommendations.
? You talk a lot about how helpful one can be, but I find it takes ages to get an appointment. The idea ofBecause it can be a useful exercise to walk a mile in someone else’s shoes, to answer your question, I pretended to not already know a barrelful of terrific dermatologists. I made like I was trying to find one who checked all the boxes for me and visited the” and entered my Zip Code. After counting around 36 physicians within several blocks of my building who they like and why.
I see two dermatologists for different reasons: a skin-cancer specialist and a straight-up outstanding medical-type who also does cosmetic stuff for my biannual neurotoxin injections, because I like her injection results and she never tries to upsell. My point being there’s probably no one magical person to fill your every need .
Whether you have ten doctors from which to choose or only one, my advice is to give them the opportunity to earn your trust: Ask every question you can think of; say you want to be the doctor’s partner in managing your health, which requires patience; and don’t hesitate to ask for a clearer response if you don’t understand something. You’re correct that the process can be time-consuming, dear reader, and our medical system is in shambles, which doesn’t make it any easier.
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