DRA. ADRIANA MAY SALAZAR - 72000 Puebla

Excelente Dermatologa

La Dra empieza a atender a las 4 pm, yo llegué 4 pm en punto, de hecho 3:50 y la asistente no me dejó ni pasar a la sala de espera porque aún no eran las 4 pm, y “estaba acomodando el consultorio”. Dieron las 4:00 pm, y la Dra que se encontraba en el lugar, me dejo esperando 15 min. Mientras esperaba se me ocurrió preguntar si aceptaba tarjeta, y sus asistente me dijo que no. Así que por mi bien me retiré. Es una falta de profesionalismo y aparte está cometiendo evasión de impuestos y se me hace increíble que no acepte tarjetas de débito/crédito. Perdí 1 hora de mi vida en ir y salir del centro. Para ni poder conocer a la Dra.

Mis respetos y admiración,es una doctora con gran calidad humana,de conocimiento en su área,la mejor,visite mínimo a 6 especialistas en dermatología y solo está lindura de mujer,me ayudó a recobrar mi salud, eternamente agradecido. agradecido

Esta calificación no es para afectar, es para ayudar a futuros pacientes, la especialista trabaja en la beneficencia española asi la conocimos y tanto en el hospital como en persona se porto muy prepotente por el tema de una biopsia que cuando se solicito se nego a realizarla, después de realizarla pasado 6 o 7 meses entrega resultados sin cedula profesional, que falta de preparación por parte de la especialista, por esa razón no hago la recomendación si pueden buscar otras alternativas haganlo, finalmente mi paciente murio cuando pudimos haber ganado tiempo.

Excelente servicio y atención, asi como su preparación profesional.

Es una excelente Dra. y cómo cualquier doctor especializado tiene su forma de trabajar, cuando yo estuve allí, un señor se quejó por qué no le tendieron y solo espero 5 minutos, cuando el tiempo de espera es de hasta 20 min, Creo que muchos que se quejan nunca han ido al médico especializado EXCELENTE SERVICIO CINCO ESTRELLAS

This doctor is the rudest dermatologist I have ever met. I warn all expats who are considering an appointment with her to reconsider using her services. I am sixty-five years of age, and have seen several dermatologists to have growths removed throughout my life. First, I am expat from New York, who has lived in Mexico for more than 10 years, and who has his Permanent Resident visa. Shockingly, the doctor did not even give me the opportunity to spell my name. I have studied Spanish at some of the finest schools in Mexico, and while I know my Spanish is not perfect, I can certainly spell my name. She pretended to be completely confused that I only have a given name and a surname. It is difficult to believe that a specialist with her level of education does not know that Americans only have two names. She also showed annoyance that my family name is not spelled as it sounds (I am from an Italian background, and we do not pronounce the 2nd letter "G" in a surname). When I explained I am adopted, she feigned that she did not understand me, and mocked my Spanish. She still did not seem satisfied regarding the spelling of my name, and so I had to explain to her that my mother's family were immigrants from Italy. Second, every dermatologist I have ever seen, always removed growths from my body during the first visit, and if the growths were not completely removed, a second and even third visit was rarely necessary. Only twice, out of eight times, did a dermatologist need to see me for additional visits to completely remove the growth. However, while I have had very large growths removed by dermatologists, they never charge me for subsequent visits. WARNING: Dr. Adriana May Salazar told my wife and I that her fee only covered the cost of the examination, and that I would have to pay $700MXN for the removal of each growth, and if I needed return visits to complete the job, I would need to continue to pay $700MXN for each visit, per each growth. A talented dermatologist rarely needs the patient to return for a 2nd or 3rd visit, but when they do, I have NEVER been charged for subsequent visits. The doctor also grabbed a religious symbol I wear around my neck, and asked me very abruptly and discourteously, "What is this?" She has no right to touch personal items that I wear. Her overall attitude was rude and discourteous. She never gave me time to spell my name, and repeatedly cut me off in mid-sentence when I was trying to explain something to her. In truth, she is the most incredibly rude, impolite, and the worst dermatologist I have ever met in my life.