zenda b. garcia-lat vs.saida heyman baxt for photoderm

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeff,

I go to Dr. -Lat. I've gone for 3 photoderm treatments so far. I

looked into both of these doctors also and I really liked the fact that Dr.

does her own treatments as opposed to Baxt who often has a tech

perform them. I really like her a lot. I think she does a lot of work for

the $. She spends a lot of time with me when I go there. Honestly, I

haven't seen much of an improvement yet - I just went for my 3rd treatment

Friday so I really need to sit with this one and see if I could tell a

difference. But even if in the end I don't see a difference, I would highly

recommend her. She has a lot of rosacea patients and every time I'm there

she's always talking about Dr. Bitter Sr protocol and how she stays in touch

with him often. She is also familiar with Dr. Nase and seems very " up " on

everything that he says a photoderm dr should be " up " on. She is very

compassionate also. The main thing I'm trying to control is my flushing as

my rosacea isn't very bad and she's done everything that I have read she

should be doing. She's constantly explaining the machine she has and the

settings that she is using because she genuinely wants you to understand what

she is doing and why she is doing it which I really like.

Anyway, Good luck and feel free to contact me if you have any questions,

Donna

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I've been off accutane for 6 months, so I'm in the process of choosing

derms for Photoderm. These two are closest to me, and they're both

trained by Bitter Sr:

Saida Heyman Baxt MD

Paramus, NJ

Zenda B. -Lat MD

Saddle River, NJ

I want to know as much as possible about them

before making my choice. Have any of you done photofacials with

either of them? Is there any particular reason to go with one over

the other? Is one more experienced?

Any horror stories, good stories, etc. would be greatly

appreciated.

Thanks,

-jeff

PS: One of them isn't a member of the American Medical Association. Is

this necessarily a bad thing? As far as I'm concerned I want the one

most experienced with Photoderm, regardless of whether they belong to an

organization, but should I still take that into consideration?