Doctors in North Augusta, SC

You may want to take him to a vet dermatologist. Pimphigus Foliaceus come to mind, our baby has it

Malaseb shampoo or any shampoo that contains Chlorahexadine. Also VRS is a company that makes a fish oil for dogs. It helps balance Omega 3 & Omega 6. Just started my boy on it http://vrshealth.com/canine-products/canine-omega-benefits/

I am dealing with this also. We are changing his diet from Royal Canine to Grain Free Natural Planet. Gonna try Fish Oil also

Christopher goes to Dr. Allan!! We love him:)

That is the same pediatrician office I am going to use as well. I am not planning on seeing Dr. Allen though, I am going for Dr. Naggar in that practice. I received parent feedback from other parents on FB that love that Dr office.

I dont know about the ones in north aug but my daughters doc is by doctors hospital.. Dr. Capuy.. He is amazing.. He listens, ask questions, he takes time to help the parent understand all circumstancez related to the child.. The kids love him... Wait ...See More

My kids both go to Dr. Allen and he is WONDERFUL!!!

Dr. Luther at Southside peds in Aiken is amazing.

Dr. Allen was my dr and is now Kaitlyn's but usually we see Mrs. Ashley (the PA) and we love her. They are very good.

Dr. Allen by St Joseph's?

I had a horrible experience at his practice with my 5 year old and my Abby. One which landed me at CMC at MCG. I know people who love him...he just was not for me and my kids. We now use pediatric partners across from university. All of those doctors are fabulous but we specifically use Dr. Chappell.

Dr Allen is amazing! All 4 of my kid's love him!

Two of my kids go to Dr Allen. Very nice man, good with the kids.

He was highly recommended by my ob. I should have tagged along with yall to his last appt! There were a few right around university that were recommended but my doc said he worked well with Dr. Allen

Try Trinity. I delivered Brooklyn there 5 months ago and loved it the only time she left my room was when she had to take her hearing test. My ob was Dr. Robillard his office is Women's Health outside of university and I LOVE him! Best doctor no doubt.

If for whatever reason you are labeled a high risk pregnancy and need to see a specialist, I cannot recommend Dr Ware highly enough. She works between Doctors and University, and she is amazing!

Doctor Pickett does an ultrasound at every visit!! It really reassured me that things were going ok. My delivery was supposed to be vaginal and Dr Pickett helped me go as long as possible naturally before she intervened and we did the emergency cesarean. My family got to be in the room and weren't asked to leave for procedures or the epidural, which most hospitals don't allow. And Dr Pickett even let me have two people in the operating room for my cesarean! Which you're only allowed one. But she was really sweet and saw how hard of a time I was having

I had other doctors I went to at university hospital and mcg and they weren't hospitable and didn't explain things enough and were all business. Dr Pickett is more personal

I use Doctor Subramanian and she is absolutely amazing. She's with Doctors hospital. There are also two other women doctors in the office I use Dr Knodel and Dr Bongu. I had an amazing experience with my doctor, I'm "high" risk right now with this baby however my doctor did not label me high risk because she didn't want any other doctor to deal with my pregnancy because she is my obgyn. She made sure I was 100% aware of what was going on in my first pregnancy and made sure I was comfortable and is doing exactly the same with this one. My hospital stay was great!

The hospital was awesome! Both them and Dr Pickett gave me tonnsss of free stuff. They always explained everything thoroughly so I knew exactly what we were doing and what was going on. Despite having a super high risk pregnancy and hard labor, they all went out of their way to make a happy experience for me

Don't go to Ware. She was my high risk & I'd love to tell you what i experienced with her as a patient and as a therapist in the hospital. mcg is a good hospital but their L&D isn't near as nice as the others. However, they have the highest level NICU in the area. Level IV. That means if they think that something might be "high risk" with your pregnancy, you won't have a choice. They will pretty much make you go there if possible. University is a level III but so much nicer to deliver at. The rest of the hospitals are level II. They let me deliver the twins at UH & said if there was any problems they would transport across the street. Listen to Alisha that practice is really good. I've been going to Knodel.

I agree with your friend!! Dr. Subramanian was my sister in law's doctor and she was amazing. The baby doesn't leave your side at Doctor's either.

Dr. Jordan! He's with doctors hospital! He delivered my baby!

Augusta ENT. DR Whitehouse!!! My daughter has seen him since she was 2 and we WON'T go to anyone else. My husband had issues last year and he went to him too!!!! He is Awesome!!!!

Dr. Vickery is fantastic Kevin!