Dr. Arun Gosain, MD works in Chicago, IL as
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Dr. Gosain is fantastic – we cannot recommend him enough. We saw him with our 2 year old daughter to remove a lesion from her temple. He was able to diagnose it accurately, and removed it without damaging her hairline. It’s a very discreet incision. He was thorough in his assessment and answered all our questions. We did not feel rushed at all, and were comfortable asking questions. His instructions were clear. His bedside manner is great, which is a huge plus for surgeons. It’s also very important for pediatric patients. We didn’t mind that he works with residents because all surgeons should be like Dr. Gosain, and anyone who “makes it” at Lurie’s is already a cut above the rest. Not all department heads are doctors you want to see as patients (and I’ve met a few), but Dr. Gosain is great! Highly recommended. I would take my child to see him again if needed and would encourage others to do so also.
Dr. Gosain accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Gosain accepts here.
Dr. Gosain's office is located at 225 E Chicago Ave Chicago, IL 60611.
Dr. Gosain has a star rating of 3.9/5 and has been reviewed 15 times.
Dr. Gosain is board certified in
Dr. Gosain has been practicing as a Plastic Surgeon for 43 years.
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