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Sue Ann Wee, MD
- 250 W 57th Street
- Suite 825
- New York, NY 10107
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- Dermatologist
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Professional Statement:
Dr. Wee obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from Stanford University. She graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine in 2002. Dr. Wee is a Board Certified Dermatologist who trained in Dermatology at New York University School of Medicine and completed an advanced dermatologic ... more...
Education:
- Medical School - Stanford University School of Medicine
- Stanford University - BS Biological Sciences
- New York University Medical Center - Residency
- Laser, Cosmetic & Dermatologic Surgery Fellowship
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Languages Spoken:
- English
Board Certifications:
- The American Board of Dermatology
Awards and Publications:
- Choi, CM, Bogart M, Wee SA, Burstein R, Arndt K, Dover J. Predicting migraine responsiveness to botulinum toxin A (BTX-A) injections (manuscript accepted for publication to Archives of Dermatology).
- Wee SA, Dover JS. Effective treatment of psychotropic drug-induced facial hyperpigmentation with a 755-nm Q-switched Alexandrite laser . Dermatol Surg. 2008;34(11):1609-12.
- Fang M, Wee SA, Ronski K, Fan H, Tao S, Lin Q. Evidence of EGR1 as a differentially expressed gene among proliferative skin diseases. Genomic Med. 2007; 1(1-2):–85.
- Wee SA. Multiple eruptive keratoacanthomas, de novo. Dermatol Online J. 2004 Nov 30;10(3):19.
- Wee SA, Possick P. Necrobiosis lipoidica. Dermatol Online J. 2004 Nov 30;10(3):18.
- Beynet DP, Wee SA, Horwitz SS, Kohler S, Horning S, Hoppe R, Kim YH. Clinical and pathological features of posttransplantation lymphoproliferative disorders presenting with skin involvement in 4 patients. Arch Dermatol. 2004 Sep; 140(9):1140-6 (also oral presentation at The Dermatologic Society of Greater New York 2005).
- Wee SA, Lin Q, Tao S, Fan H, Khavari PA (abstract). Profiling genomic expression in disorders of epidermal proliferation identifies Egr-1 as a potent regulator of epidermal growth. J Invest Dermatol. 2001;117(2):477.
- Dajee M, Wee SA, Tao S, Khavari PA (abstract and poster). Non-invasive topical immunization by a peptide vaccine against hepatitis B and rubella virus. J Invest Dermatol 2001; 117(2): 435.
- Fan H, Wee SA, Khavari PA (abstract and poster). Sonic hedgehog opposes epithelial cell cycle arrest. J Invest Dermatol 1999; 112(4):525.
- Flynn M, Wee SA, Lane A. Skin manifestations of mitochondrial DNA syndromes: case report and review. J Am Acad Dermatol. 1998;39(5 Pt 2):819-23.
- National Alopecia Areata Foundation Research Grant Award: A pilot, half-scalp study examining the efficacy of the excimer xenon-chloride laser in the treatment of moderate to severe alopecia areata. 2005.
- First Prize, 16th Annual Conrad Stritzler Memorial Resident Competition for best oral presentation. 2005.
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Training Fellowship for Medical Students. 1999-2000.
- Winner, Third Annual New Physician Creative Arts Contest; scratchboard published in The New Physician 1997;46(5):152.
- First Prize, Bay Area Mambo Dance Competition, Mountain View, CA 1999.
- First Prize, Conga Room Salsa Dance Competition, San Francisco, CA 1998.
- Second Prize, Bay Area Mambo Dance Competition, Mountain View, CA 1998.
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- 250 W 57th Street
- New York, NY 10107
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The office was excellent, cutting edge, and pleasant. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The whole experience was amazing with the exception of wait time. I arrived at 5pm for a 5:15 appointment. After check in process, wait, insertion into room, wait, wait, wait some more. Be seen briefly, then wait. I slept in the chair a few times. Then was finally completely processed. Total time in office: 1hr 45 mins. Total time attended: 15-20 mins. = / The price of excellence: a busy office. I'll probably never go anywhere else, but I'll be sure to alot plenty of time when I go.
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This was my first visit; I was impressed with the doctor and her medical advise.
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Personable and efficient without being to clinical.
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Dr Wee was very informative and took the time to answer all my questions.
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As a nearly 15 year acne sufferer, I have seen my fair share of dermatologists. Dr. Wee has been the best one I've seen by a landslide. Why? First, her amazing staff. At the end of their work day, they were still enthusiatic and welcomed me to the office. Second, Dr. Wee herself. After filling out a new patient form, I was greeted warmly by Dr. Wee. During my examination, she was quite attentive to my needs (as I have several determatological issues). She was also thorough (she caught a mole on my foot that I thought nothing of). She was also patient, honest, and most importantly caring (traits many doctors seem to lack nowadays). Third, the amazing office. It's centrally and conveniently located near Midtown Manhattan and looks beautiful. In conclusion, I recommend Dr. Wee 100%. She is an exemplary doctor who treats her patients with respect and care. Doctors...be sure to take heed...
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Dr. Wee was very nice and a good communicator of details. But the wait was insane. I waited 30 minutes in the waiting room and then went to an exam room and was told to undress for my full body check and sat in that cold room in a paper napkin for 40 more minutes. I actually got up to make sure someone didn't forget me.
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Very professional. Quick turnaround. Friendly, would recommend again.
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Dr Wee was very professional and knowledgable. Will recommend her to family and friends.
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This was my first visit to Dr. Wee. She was very knowledgable and polite. The wait to see her was a little long, but the office staff were polite as well.
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She's very professional; answered all of my questions, explained the procedures; made me feel comfortable and she's very sweet.
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Doctor was great! Wait time was totally unacceptable - 80 minutes!!!
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She is very thorough and helpful in answering questions.
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I thought Dr. Wee was quite good (when I finally got to see her). However, my 9:00 AM appointment was moved by the office to 9:20. Then, once I got there, I was kept waiting until 10:15 before I saw the doctor, She said that they were pretty backed up, but since I had a 9:20 appointment and 9:00 is the first appointment, how could they be so backed up. There were at least five other patients in the office who clearly had been waiting a long time as well (some even longer than me). It seems this office intentionally overbooks and keeps their patients waiting so there is no "dead time" for the doctors. I find this incredibly rude... my time is at least as valuable as the doctors' times. So, while the doctor I saw was fine, I will not go back.
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Like the doctor, hate the people that work for her.
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The Doctor was very professional and knowledgeable. I was upset about the wait which she said was a mix up for some reason
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I really felt comfortable with Dr. Wee. She was very willing to listen to what I had to say. I had a lot of questions and she was really very kind about it. She answered all of my questions and I was impressed that she really took the time to make sure I understood. She came up with an effective plan for me based on out discussion. Looking forward to the next visit.
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Dr. Wee answered detail about my questions, procedure and products. There were so many product of fillers to choose but Dr. Wee recommend one was the most suitable for my skin condition. She was quite friendly and open. I was was very comfortable to visit her.
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Dr. Wee was fantastic. I've had trouble finding a dermatologist that really takes time to answer questions and makes sure I understand the information presented. Dr. Wee answered all my questions thoroughly and she seems to be very educated on the topics we discussed. I would highly recommend her.
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She is great! No wait, very knowledgeable and up-to-date on medications, and a pleasure to have as a doctor. I am impressed and will switch to her as my dermatologist.
