Dana Abraham

Dana AbrahamDr

1.8(5 reviews)816, 500, South University Avenue, Pulaski County, Little Rock, AR 72205

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Dana Abraham was born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas. After graduating from Dartmouth College, she attended the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, graduating in 1989. She completed a General Surgery residency and Breast Fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Dr. Abraham moved back to Little Rock in 1995 to establish her private practice in Breast Surgical Oncology.

She founded the Abraham Breast Clinic in 2007. Her mission is to provide compassionate care in a comfortable setting. Since any breast issue can cause anxiety, she takes pride in her bedside manner and ability to connect with her patients and their families.
Dr. Abraham performs most breast procedures at Arkansas Surgical Hospital.

Locations (1)

Little Rock, AR

816, 500, South University Avenue, Pulaski County, Little Rock, AR 72205

Procedures (5)

ProcedureRank in US
#4079
#3742
#2535
#2160
#0

Reviews (5)

1.8

5 reviews

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1.0
Jun 16, 2025
I have never been to a doctor where I felt less cared about. This woman not only came in with an attitude, she acted as though it was an inconvenience to see me and answer my questions. I am so glad I took my friend with me so I had a witness for how rude and dismissive she was. Do NOT go to this doctor. If I was told she was the only person that could save my life… I’d rather die.

Heather Martin

5.0
May 20, 2025
Dr. Abraham was very thorough with me about what we needed to do when I seen her after being diagnosed with breast cancer. She told me it was her responsibility to see that I get the best care to make sure the cancer doesn’t come back. She is very good at what she does and I trust her completely with her decisions she made. Her staff are so kind and sweet. I’m so glad I chose Dr Abraham.

Amanda Burns

1.0
Nov 20, 2024
I wish there was such a thing as negative stars. I have never been treated so rudely. She not only arrive late, but had an attitude as soon as she enter, wouldn't listen to my concerns. Treated me as if I was stupid. I would not recommend her to anyone. The doctor's staff was very nice.

Anonymous Anonymous

1.0
Jun 6, 2024
If I could give zero stars I would. This doctor is a sorry excuse for a Doctor who is supposed to be helping save peoples lives. Being a doctor of patients with breast cancer who are already scared about their future and having to hear her talk to us like we were children and too “big” to have the surgery that will save my life is unacceptable. If you have a choice to see a doctor, by all means see someone who has a heart and cares about your life and your wellbeing. She is the rudest most awful and hurtful doctor we have ever seen. She changes from one visit to the next. She will be nice to you at first and make you think she cares about you, then turn around and at the very next visit make you feel like you have zero hope. You walk in to her office with such excitement to get better and she treats you like complete and utter trash. She is by far the most heartless doctor we have even been to. So I tell you that if you have a chance to see another doctor, do so. Dr. Abraham will be turned in for her treatment of us and she should not be able to practice medicine. The fact that she has such awful reviews should say something. If you leave her office and feel like you have no hope, you do. There are amazing doctors who will care about you. Find them, and do not waste your time and allow yourself to be broken by this woman. She needs Jesus.

Staci Perry

1.0
Feb 7, 2024
Worst doctor I've ever seen. If I could give zero stars, I would. I had a consultation with Dr. Abraham for a breast reduction because I get severe dysphoria and have serious health complications due to the size and invasiveness of my breasts. I told her my shoulders dislocate in my sleep, but I am unable to lay on my stomach (my only way of preventing dislocation) because of my breasts. I have severe neck/shoulder/back pain, rashes, and I also said that the size of them gives me so much dysphoria and anxiety that I cry about it regularly. She openly mocked my level of emotional distress ("doctors like me don't care about things like emotional distress"... her words, not mine), didn't listen to me at all (it looked like she was visibly tuning me out... Like she would space out until I was done talking and then keep doing her own thing, like on purpose). She didn't listen to anything i told her about my medical history, or anything my previous doctors had said about my conditions. I told her that my other doctors agreed I should get a reduction, and I even encouraged her to check the clinic notes sent to her by my other doctors to get more insight, which she completely ignored. She told me that my connective tissue disorder could pose problems during surgery (which makes sense), but i told her i already consulted several specialists about that exact thing and assured her that the other specialists were certain my healing process would go fine considering my connective tissue test results and medical history. She completely ignored that, and not even in the "I'm just trying to be thorough" way. It was like "I don't care what any other doctor has to say, even doctors who know your medical history better than me, I'm gonna do my own thing". I felt misunderstood, intimidated, and I nearly cried multiple times when she would outright dismiss my medical history or emotional distress. She also kept looking at my boyfriend as if he had all the answers. My boyfriend is very knowledgeable about my health and reasoning behind wanting a reduction, but I am the patient, not him. Yet she took his presence alone with more seriousness than any amount of insight I could've given. She would literally tune me out and look at him as if he was the patient, not me. When listing my symptoms and breast-related problems to her, I would sometimes say "you can even ask him, he knows how problematic it is for me" just so she'd take my words even a little bit seriously. She also didn't ask any of the necessary questions. She didn't ask me what size breasts I wanted to be reduced to, I had to give that information to her myself (which of course she looked completely uninterested in that information). She didn't ask if I had any history of breast cancer, any breast-related conditions, or anything of actual importance. She is the worst doctor I have ever met, which is saying a lot because I'm chronically ill and see new doctors all the time. This woman does not deserve her medical license in the slightest. The staff was excellent though. The nurse (Tommie) who took my measurements and breast weight was very nice, the receptionist was great and super nice, and the girl on the phone who I booked the appointment with (Paxton) was also super nice and informative. 5 stars for the staff but the doctor didn't even TRY to strive to the same level of excellence as her staff. I didn't notice any male staff (Tommie is a girl), so if you are nervous about males taking measurements or handling your breast health, you at least can be at ease that I didn't notice any men working at the clinic. But Dr. Abraham was the worst.

Abigail Hawn