Baden Lynn A MD

I’ve had a great experience here. The office is extremely clean, the staff is helpful and kind, and the procedures have been easy and well explained! I’d highly recommend Centre Dermatology to everyone!

Dr. Bader was very friendly while performing a skin cancer check – chatty and nice. Then I asked her about the melasma on my face, which was the real reason I went to see her in the first place, and she turned rude and dismissive. It was truly bizarre. She said there was nothing they could do for it. Ah, hello, how about lasers, skin care products, etc. She acted as if she had never heard of the condition. Then, she just left the room. Didn’t say ‘bye, nice to meet you’ etc. She literally left the room and I sat there wondering if she was coming back. Then her nurse came in and I had to ask her if we were done. I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone. I guess that is why when I called her office she had availability the very next week. For a specialist? When does this ever happen? She may be good at what she does, I have no idea. All I know is she has no social skills, nor bedside manner, and her office was completely empty on a Tuesday morning.
I ended up finding a great dermatologist elsewhere.

I’ve had three appointments with Doctor Baden. The visits were generally good, the office was clean and the staff, nurse, and doctor were professional and knowledgeable during my visit.
My real gripe was that one of these visits were just to get stitches out from a biopsy. After the nurse removed the stitches, the doctor walked in and reiterated what she had told me on the phone two weeks earlier as well as a print-​out from Web MD. Three months later I receive a bill from her office requesting a co-​pay. I was upset by this since I was told by the doctor twice (once in person and once on a VM) that I would not have a co-​pay for that specific visit.
When I called to confront the billing department about this violation of our verbal contract they told me that the visit constituted a doctor visit and was billed as such without my permission or knowledge. I explained all of this to them but it did not seem to matter to them (they must really need my $ 15.00 co-​pay). This «money-​grab» feels very unprofessional and smeared what otherwise would have been a good experience.

I am 25 year old male who has recently had some hair loss problems, but on top of that I was experiencing extreme itchiness all over my scalp. I met with a Dermatologist but sought a second opinion on my concerns. I found reviews on Dr. Baden on multiple websites, and she had the best reviews I could find. But then I went and saw her… Right out the gate she brushed me off, since she probably figured she wouldn’t make much money from treating me. She was extremely condescending and rude when she spoke to me, and at one point even tried to convince me the pain I was experiencing was all in my head and the hair loss was hereditary. I have no family history of androgenic alopecia, and yes I have met two of my great grand fathers and see pictures of the other two all had a full head of hair when they died. Dr. Baden even went as far as to bring me in for two extra appointments, 25 dollars each, to sit me down and make me feel like I had no clue what I was talking about. She was a complete waste of money and no help as a dermatologist. I went to another doctor and he prescribed me an anti fungal shampoo after a biopsy and all my itchiness is gone and my hair has grown back. Oh and I only went to see this doctor twice, with results, instead of four wasted appointments.
P. S. If your considering getting Botox or other cosmetic procedures done with DR. Baden, I saw a woman walk out with the most disgusting looking face, I am positive thats not how one should look after getting work done.
This is my experience and mine alone, others may have a different opinion, but if you ask me I would give her a zero star rating is this site allowed me.

There is absolutely no doubt that Dr. Baden is a serious dermatologist. Her and her husband seem to be rather famous in the doc world. Which explains why its almost impossible to get an appointment at a convenient time.
As is true with many people who are that smart, she does not have the best social skills. My doc doesn’t need to sweeten anything up with a lot of how’re doing’ but she doesn’t even make eye contact with me most of the time… or she thinks my eyes are hiding somewhere in my file. I think she averages 3.2 minutes in the room with me per appointment, but she gets business done and I respect that. Plus her nurses are super sweet.
So I would definitely recommend her. A lot of women get treatments there for wrinkles (botox, laser treatments etc) and I’ve heard really good things when I eavesdrop in the waiting room.