Dr. Michael Kessler, MD

Excellent

Dr. Kessler was patient, gave a thorough assessment, explained the processes involved along with recovery issues, then answered all questions

Very attentive. Discussed planned treatment

Doctor Kessler ordered an x-ray and came back after, showed my x-ray and explained a possible treatment for the future, in case the problem changed.

Dr Kessler is wonderful. He listened to my concerns, explained my diagnosis, explained me options on treatment plans. And was wonderful.

I was so impressed with Dr. Kessler's explanation of my discomfort and quick diagnosis. He and his team made me feel like I was the only patient they had and were very patient and caring!

Great experience

Dr. Kessler was a solid A

He presented helpful response to my condition. There was really no discussion why this is best, how it works, possible side effects.

Thank you Doctor Kessler for walking me through the exrays and future treatment needed

Dr. Kessler was exceptional.

I can only say good things about Dr. Kessler. He is one of the best!

Excellent physician!

Thanks to Dr Kessler

Dr. Kessler, Dr. Kessler's nurse and the front deck staff all are a great team.

Excellent care.

Dr Kessler was very helpful. The consultation answered my questions.

My experience with Dr. Kessler was deeply troubling. He recommended surgery without a thorough examination, claiming my cartilage and tendon were affected. Seeking a second opinion from another specialist revealed that surgery was unnecessary, and my condition could be managed without it. Dr. Kessler's initial diagnosis was not only incorrect but also led to unnecessary concerns about the functionality of my hand. I strongly advise others to seek a second opinion before considering any recommendations from Dr. Kessler. Caution and additional expertise are crucial in such medical decisions.

Dr. Kessler was very attentive, professional and informative

I usually research before seeing a doctor but for something seemingly benign and simple to solve, I just went in for the aspiration of a huge, annoying ganglion cyst. He drained it then told me it would likely return & then I'd need surgery. Because I wasn't feeling his dry bedside manner and felt something eerie or just offputting about his energy, I decided if and when it returns, I'd go elsewhere. When I went to GWU, they gave me information I was shocked to hear: having that surgery can limit my mobility and cause issues w/ my daily activities (I'm right-handed and the cyst is on the same hand). I was informed that they would have to dig below the visible parts of my wrist to destroy the tissue or whatever and the location of the cyst would impair its mobility. WHYYY IN THE HECK WAS THAT NOT MENTIONED KESSLER?? I'm glad I pay attention to energy that ppl carry cuz this "doctor" coulda very well injured me & impaired me for life!! You should be absolutely aSHAMEd of yourself!