Carolyn M. Hettrich, MD

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60 Fenwood Rd
Boston, MA 02115
+1 (617) 732-5322
https://www.brighamandwomens.org

Carolyn M. Hettrich, MD, located in Boston, MA, specializes in both medical and surgical dermatology, offering comprehensive services that range from routine care to complex treatments such as Mohs surgery and cutaneous oncology. The clinic features a team of nationally and internationally recognized experts dedicated to providing unparalleled patient care, including specialized clinics for unique dermatological needs.

In addition to their clinical services, the dermatology department is committed to advancing medical research and education through various training programs, residency, and fellowship opportunities. With a focus on patient-centered care, they strive to enhance the lives of those they serve through innovative treatments and a strong emphasis on specialized care.

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Dianne C.
12/28/2019

All I can say is just another HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. Such a joke of an "exam". Talked in circles. Could not answer me about any signs of Scapular detachment yet she claims to be a specialist of the...

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Jolene B.
8/9/2020

I saw Dr Hettrich because I needed scapula muscle reattachment surgery. I knew immediately after meeting her, that she had no knowledge of how to reattach muscles. She told me my shoulder was...

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