I have seen Dr Graham on 3 occasions over the last year: once for removal of a skin tag (painless and quick), once for diagnosis of tinea versicolor, and once for a triple: diagnosis of redness on my face, poison-oak, and further tinea versicolor. He was always friendly and matter-of-fact. On each visit he explained the facts of the diagnosis. The first and third visits were followed up by lab work, and in one case no news was good news and in the other it's too soon to tell. I found him to be professional. I like to ask lots of questions, which he answered thoroughly.

The doctor saw my mother for a new mole that she was suspicious of. He told her "Don't worry". She trusted him and followed his instructions, and didn't worry for months and months. I wish he had told her what to watch out for while she wasn't worrying, as it turned out to be malignant melanoma.