See at your own risk. Actual patients surveyed find the doctor talks over them and doesn't seem to know the difference between Seborrhoeic dermatitis and Psoriasis. While not knowing the difference is forgiveable for a general practitioner (similar symptoms) even a remedial dermatologist should be able to distinguish between the two. Dr. Searle also couldn't correlate the fact that one patient with a family history of autoimmune disease could have a possible correlation to psoriasis...believing that the patient was just providing that information simply to gain sympathy for their family.
Mar 2026
5.0★★★★★
I have been a patient of Dr Searle for probably 20 years. He is the BEST of the best.. He is an extremely skilled Dr , very knowledgeable in his field, he listens to me and has always been kind and extremely professional. I have referred many friends to him over the years and they all agree. If you are looking for a really good Dermatologist look no further than Affiliated Dermatology and Dr Edward Searle. You will be happy you did. I personally wouldn’t go anywhere else
Jun 2019
5.0★★★★★
A few weeks ago I made an appointment for my mom for today. But upon checking in there was nothing noted. Regardless of what actually happened initially, they fit us in. My mom is 86 and getting her out can sometimes be a bit of work so it was a relief that we didn't have to reschedule and go back home. Dr Mines is professional and friendly. And the staff are also. This was our second visit. We will definitely stay with Dr Mines.
