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Dane Kieran Mejias, MD

- Meghan Everett, WA 08.17.18
  
  Dr. Dane was great with our son after he split his chin at daycare. He explained our options, took his time and helped me decide how to treat the cut. He made our son comfortable and engaged - we didn’t have any tears or worries throughout the whole procedure.
- Sarah Mukilteo, Washington 08.29.16
  
  Dr Dane was excellent. Took time to listen; hold our child just for the sake of connecting with him and suggest a few different options we might try. He made us feel like we were just over protecting, naive first-time parents (even if we are). I appreciated his manner and insight.
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Medical/Professional School: Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven
Residency: University of Washington, Seattle

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