This office is very incompetent, Amanda who works the front desk is rude, talks over you and needs…read moreto have training in customer service. She does not follow through on her obligations as a front desk worker. She appears to be racist. The office will bill you for things that they should not when you have insurance, they neglect to take copays when you are seen and then send you a bill with a late fee attached. Find another office as this one is not it.

I had to make an emergency appointment to see Dr. Sharma. She fit me in that same day, which I did…read morenot expect to happen. Her assistant, Nathalie, prepped me for Dr. Sharma. Nathalie was very professional and genuine in her care for me. Dr. Sharma ordered an array of tests and bloodwork and assured me I was going to be fine. Sure enough, she was right! I'd like to thank Dr. Sharma and Nathalie for their amazing service and genuine compassion. It's nice to know that your doctor will always be there for you!

I have to wait at least an hour every time I come here. Why are they making appointment times if…read morethey aren't even going to be close? Today I waited an hour and a half! I am going to start looking for another place.

Great staff! Everyone is very supportive and caring. Diane has gone out of her way to rush…read morereferrals many times. The staff is responsive and great.

you can hear the girls at front desk bullying staff and talking about whatever staff isn't there…read more Poorly organized and run. Needs better management.

Great second chance on surgery. Dr. Black is amazing and nurses did a great job today.read more

HIPPA goes right out the window at this place. Sitting in the waiting room I, and 5 other people…read morehear as well, about some poor guy named Pete (last name was spoke loud enough for all of us to hear), the procedure he had, and that he is calling in for more Vicodin. Yikes! This place is for cosmetic surgery, you think they would be more discreet. I took my 80 yr old mother here to get her bottom eyelid fixed - it is folding in on itself and scratching her cornea, and her eye is constantly agitated and weepy. Blepharoplasty is the procedure, but don't worry, everyone in the waiting room heard what she was getting. So my mother went to check in, sign papers, and get an overview of the procedure. I was holding her walker and purse and went to go back with her, but nurser Ratchet stopped me and took her purse and shut the door on my face. Well Nurse Ratchet, good thing you don't speak w/ any privacy in mind, because I just stood on the other side of the door and heard everything,. Next, my 80 yr old mother, did I mention she is 80? We came in with a walker, and I asked if they had a wheel chair to get her out to the car after surgery, since we were on the 3rd floor, and even though parked in Handicap, it was a good distance away. Well, Nurse Ratchet said "Yes we have a hair, but we'll see if she'll need it on the way out" Yes, she'll need it, she needed a walker on the way in because she has a broken foot. I have to say the Nurses in Pre-OP really saved the rating for this place, they were very friendly and helpful. Easing my mother's anxiety and going thru the post-OP care very carefully. They even offered to wheel my mother down to the car, and sent me 5 minutes first so I could get it semi-warmed up in the 5 degree weather. The next day, the surgical nurses called on my mom to see how she was doing, and the Dr. sent her flowers. Now that's customer service. This place would've gotten more stars if it wasn't for the horrible service we recerived when we frist got there. They need to realize that the person sitting at the front desk is your first, and real, opportunity to make a great first impression,

Don't see Dr. Raza!!!! O did and had my medical records altered and also the wrong side of my vocal…read morecord operated on.. if you choose this doctor, you do not come out with positive results. He lets residents do his work and does not supervise them. Do yourself a favor and stay away from University physician group/DMC/Karmanos/ and I will add wherever Dr. Raza does surgery, I wouldn't go near it.

Dr. Stiff and his entire staff are the best. Dr. Stiff has done two Mohs surgeries for skin cancer…read moreon my nose. The results were great. No noticeable scaring. He took an unprecedented amount of time explaining the procedure and also the after care needed. A+

From the owner: The Skin Cancer Center of S.E. Michigan, P.C. is committed to providing the most compassionate,…read moreefficient, sympathetic and cost-effective quality Mohs micrographic surgical care to our patients.

***Stay Away*** Dr. Amos Johnson is a Tyrant and has a short temper he enjoys taking out on his…read morestaff which includes his wife and you as his patient. I recently had a episode were I felt like I was going to faint at work. A co worker suggested I go see him because I might have diabetes. At the time I was 26 and 376lbs. I was living a very unhealthy life. When Amos Johnson did some test he came back and said I was boarder line diabetic. Which is not even a medical term by the way. This should have been my first red flag about this clown. But I was young and ignorant to medical terms. So instead of suggesting I need to change my life style and exercise and eat better he decides to subscribe me a new drug called Invokana. So after taking this for a week or so I started feeling really bad having pains in my side and stomach area. Seen him again and then he decided to put me on blood thinners. Why? I have no idea but what do I know? I'm not a doctor. So after a couple more weeks I'm having thoughts of suicide and my blood sugar was dropping dangerously low. Multiple times a day. So I went to go see another doctor he did my ac1 test and it was slightly off. But I told him my family history didn't have diabetes in it. He suggested I stop taking all medications immediately and still keep exercising and eating right. Come to find out the invokana was dropping my blood sugar level dangerously low multiple times a day because I wasn't diabetic. My new doctor had no idea why Amos Johnson would subscribe that to me. Well later on I figured out Doctors get paid to subscribe new medications by the company who makes them. So he didn't care what that medication would do to someone who wasn't diabetic but rather his own pockets. Then a couple years down the lone I see Invokana on tv with one of those call us because this company who makes it is getting sued. I couldn't believe a doctor who swore a oath would literally committed attempted murder for money in his pocket. He also likes to belittle his wife which is a nurse there in front of patients. I would not be surprised if he hits her at home she has that domestic abuse vibe about her. Always looking down at the ground doesn't make eye contact with him. Basically all the signs. But I can't confirm that because I never seen him physically abuse her rather just verbally abuse her. Nobody should ever go to this GUY and his license should be taken away.

From the owner: "Dr. Johnson is an experienced medical professional, licensed in Michigan, with a special interest…read morein preventative medicine, Diabetes, Hypertension, and Hypercholesterolemia. With an impressive 30-year career, Dr Johnson has served as an Internist at Sinai Hospital and Grace Hospital, Huron Valley, and as an Instructor at the University of Detroit Dental School. He has also held esteemed positions on the Advisory Board and Credentialing Committee of AETNA Insurance. Graduating from Wayne State