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The office looks great; the personnel including the doctor are very nice and welcoming. The doctor has all kinds of new technology, don?t let this fool you. I am not sure how he got thru medical school, but not even his gadgets can provide him with the knowledge he needs to know what he is doing. I move a lot, so I have seen my share of wonderful Dermatologist, who agree on what I had and knew it right on the spot just by looking at it. Dr. Averitte seemed puzzled and conducted painful tests which left visible scars, just to confirm what the other specialists had already diagnosed. I had something common that dermatologists treat on a daily basis. I should have known something was wrong, when he looked at his assistance for guidance and her face of disbelieve from his suggested procedure. This was not just unnecessary, it was disturbing. A dermatologist is supposed to help you look your best, not scar you physically and mentally. He also prescribed the wrong medication.
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