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  • "Very happy to have met with Dr. Benjamin Lee. He was thorough about what to expect regarding my procedure and was very empathetic during our whole conversation. I left his office with great hope and know that I am in great hands. The staff was amazing and professional. It was a very good experience. I only wish there were more facilities that give a patient the attention that’s needed."
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