David S Becker, MD

Dr Becker was recommended by two other very prominent Mohs surgeons. I did not actually have surgery by Dr Becker because the available time did not work out because of my job. However, I had to write this review because I liked him and his staff so much. He was very pleasant and explained things well during the examination. Keisha of the office staff was one of the most competent and professional people in her position that I have ever encountered. She took a personal interest in helping me, which I appreciate so much. Responsible people like her are too rare these days. In summary, I was very impressed by Dr Becker and the office staff, especially Keisha.

excellent caring doctor who is kind, empathetic and concerned. Highly recommended

I cannot say more good things than Evan and Jayne shared.

When you experience a doctor and entire office staff as great as this one, you have to go out of your way to share.

Dr. Becker recently did a Mohs procedure for a basal-​cell carcinoma (skin cancer) I had. He is terrific.
The medical assistant staff is really good — Rosa is especially awesome. They answered all my questions, and treated me with respect.
Communications before the appointment weren’t that great, but the day of my procedure, they were great in telling me what they were going to do, why they were going to do it, how long it would take, and what the next steps to take were. They could do a better job telling you *who* they are, though. I had to ask 3 of the 5 people helping me what their names were.
The morning after my procedure, Dr. Becker called me at work to check in with me to see how I was feeling and offer words of encouragement. I was completely surprised and thought it was a nice touch to hear from the physician himself and not just anyone from the office.
The follow-​up visit to get my stitches out was quick and painless.
Dr. Becker’s also a reconstructive doc, and I’m thrilled with how I look since the procedure. It left me with a small scar on my nose, but it’s kinda sexy! Whether that’s his doing — eh — you decide.