Dermatologist
Dr. Lisa E. Arbesfeld, MD
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65 or better is good. 45 to 64 is fair. Under 45 is poor.
Verified August 25, 2026
What AI says about Dr..1
We ask the assistants the questions customers actually ask, and record what comes back — quoted verbatim, dated, with the capture kept as evidence.
ChatGPT
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Asked “best dermatologist in Lexington”
ChatGPT answered with other businesses. Dr. Lisa E. Arbesfeld, MD was not mentioned.
Checked August 25, 2026
Perplexity
No answer
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Gemini
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Asked “best dermatologist in Lexington”
Gemini answered with other businesses. Dr. Lisa E. Arbesfeld, MD was not mentioned.
Checked August 25, 2026
Named by 0 of 2 assistants as of August 25, 2026. We have no answer on record from 1 more.
What people keep saying.2
Every review this business has, read and distilled — the mood, the consistent praise, and the recurring complaints.
Patients describe a welcoming and attentive atmosphere at Dr. Lisa E. Arbesfeld's practice, where they feel genuinely cared for. Dr. Arbesfeld is noted for her extensive knowledge of skin diseases and her ability to listen to patient concerns, making for a reassuring experience.
Consistently praised
Recurring complaints
None found — we read the lowest-rated reviews too, and no complaint repeats.
The bottom line: Dr. Arbesfeld stands out for her exceptional knowledge and patient-centered care in dermatology.
The score, explained
Why 31.3
Eight signals make up the AI Score. Weight is how much a signal counts; the score is how this entry measures on it. The same method for every business — never for sale.
77% of dermatologists in the registry score higher.
Scanned August 25, 2026
What’s holding this entry back: off-property attestation and ai visibility — the signals dragging the score below where the rest of the record sits.
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About Dr. Lisa E. Arbesfeld, MD.
Does the clinic accept reservations for appointments?
The clinic does not accept reservations; patients are seen on a walk-in basis.
What are the operating hours of the clinic?
The clinic's hours are not specified, so it is recommended to contact them directly for more information.
What is the clinic known for?
The clinic is known for its knowledgeable staff and exceptional care in treating various skin diseases.
Is there parking available at the clinic?
Information regarding parking availability is not provided, so patients may want to inquire directly with the clinic.
What special features does the clinic offer?
The clinic is praised for its respectful and quick service, as well as the pleasant demeanor of its staff.
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