Smith Dermatology

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the waiting room of Smith Dermatology, a regular patient noticed something peculiar on the receptionist’s desk—a tiny plastic dinosaur wearing sunglasses. No one could recall where it had come from, but soon every visitor started leaving their own miniature toys behind. Soon enough, the collection grew into an entire museum exhibit: a fire truck for the kid next door, a teddy bear from a grateful delivery driver, and even a tiny guitar played by a visiting musician. The receptionist smiled as she sorted through the toys, knowing that in this small way, everyone felt just a little bit more at home.

2. In the exam room of Smith Dermatology, an elderly gentleman removed his shirt and revealed not only perfect skin but also a small sign taped to his back that read ‘Please don’t forget to wash your hands’. Next, a delivery driver entered nervously, muttering something about sunscreen. The doctor smiled knowingly as he saw the large tattoo on the man’s arm reading, 'Don’t forget SPF!' Turning around, she noticed another sign on her own desk: 'Wash your hands before treating others'.

3. At dawn, when most clinics are quiet, a delivery driver pulled up to Smith Dermatology with an unusual package. The receptionist accepted it without question, but soon strange odors began wafting through the building. As the day went on, more and more curious neighbors stopped by for a sniff. Turned out, it was just a box of new deodorants delivered to the wrong address. Everyone had a good laugh, and now Smith Dermatology is known as the place where even odors make friends.

4. At Smith Dermatology, a curious leaflet caught a neighbor’s eye while waiting for her appointment. It advertised a new treatment so unusual that she couldn’t help but wonder if it was too good to be true. Curiosity got the better of her, and soon the whole block was buzzing with tales of ‘the miracle cream from Smith Dermatology.’ Even the local pizza delivery guy started asking about it between orders. Turns out, it was just an experimental moisturizer—nothing more than a gentle skin-soother, not a life-changing elixir after all.