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    Anderson W C III MD

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Amanda Nunley, MD-Art of Rejuvenation Medicine - Art of Rejuvenation Medicine: Amanda Nunley, MD is a Medical Spa serving New Braunfels, TX

    Amanda Nunley, MD-Art of Rejuvenation Medicine

    5.0(1 review)
    2.2 mi

    I had an appointment with Dr. Nunley to continue with the laser hair removal treatments I had…read morestarted in another state. She is so kind and friendly. She explains everything she is doing. The laser my dermatologist office in the other state used definitely had a painful sting to it, the newer laser Dr. Nunley used was literally pain free. I was shocked. I will definitely be continuing my laser treatments here. I also asked her about other treatments and procedures she performs. I'm excited to go and see her again.

    From the owner: The Art of Rejuvenation Medicine medical spa in New Braunfels, Texas, is a wellness and beauty…read morecenter committed to bringing you health, happiness, and soul-driven transformation through cutting-edge aesthetic services and inspirational life coaching. Amanda Nunley, MD founded the center. She brings her medical expertise and her mastery of the DreamBuilders and Life Mastery coaching systems to women and men who want to improve their lives both inside and out. The Art of Rejuvenation Medicine offers state-of-the-art rejuvenation and aesthetic services such as Botox® for wrinkle control and Juvederm® for restoring volume to faces and lips; Universal IPL Optimal Pulse Technology (OPT™) for photofacials, ResurFX™ laser for skin resurfacing, stretch marks and collagen production; Kybella® to remove double chins; laser hair removal; and Vitality Institute chemical peels. You can call the dedicated staff directly at the Art of Rejuvenation Medicine spa to learn more about aesthetic services, arrange life-coaching sessions with Dr. Nunley, or attend DreamBuilders-based workshops. Or, you can just reach the spa by filling out a convenient online form.

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    Mark D Garcia, DO PA

    Mark D Garcia, DO PA

    3.5(17 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    Dr Mark is awesome. I had some skin tags that need removing. So I made an appointment. Dr Mark is…read morevery patient answering all my questions and concerns. I didn't feel a thing. I will most definitely refer all my friends and family. Thanks again for the consult and minor procedure. Mike Pinedo a very happy patient...

    It's only after having multiple conversations over several months with Mark Garcia's staff that…read moreI've decided to write this negative review. Is it fair to write a negative review of a doctor when it's his staff that is so horrible? In this situation, I think so. He has a hostile "nurse-type" of person (I hesitate to call her a nurse if she is not and I'm certain he is not one to hire a nurse and pay nurse wages) dispensing medical advice over the phone, and when I mentioned this to him he wanted to know if I knew who it was. No, I do not know who it was. You don't know who it was, Dr. Garcia? When you arrive to his office it is clear that his hiring criteria is heavily weighted in the size of jeans the girls wear and not whether they are professional, polite, helpful, informed, or are even representative of what people would like to see in a dermatologist's office. I like my dermo's staff to have full-blown acne just as much as I like to have an obese personal trainer, yet it seems like everyone there took the job in hopes of getting some free magic worked on their faces. When I spoke to his esthetician about an eye cream she told me that I should just have surgery on my eyelids instead, then proceeded to read off the creams she's peddling from a handout, stumbling over the pronunciation of the ingredients, and mystified by their roles. I was ignored by his staff for arriving 6 minutes late to my appointment so they proceeded to take every person who was scheduled 15 minutes after me as punishment. When I spoke up I had the sliding glass door partition slammed in my face. You'll be told after a consultation, which you pay for, that they don't have time for a minor procedure that day, yet they will take unannounced walk-ins, not to mention the constant parade of pharmaceutical sales reps in Ally McBeal suits revolving through their doors. After a particularly insulting exchange with a staff member, Mark came in to ask what we were doing that day. He was well aware of the tension from the situation and chose to ignore it. I pressed the issue and asked him if he wanted to know what was concerning me regarding his staff. He became dramatic but said he did want to know. I told him that I've never encountered such a motley crew of rude, clueless staff as his, with the exception of a former nurse named Harriet, who is the only asset in the entire office. He cut me off, which is shocking, considering that I'm a paying patient taking the time to tell a doctor exactly what is wrong with his practice, when most of the people he pisses off are not going to bother. This is free feedback, brother, and you should have taken advantage so that you don't have to pay a focus group to figure out what your problem is. He wanted me to know that I am only the 2nd person in 6 years to ever complain about his staff (some of the employees would have been underage 6 years ago so I'm certain he is not referring to the same people) and that his staff is so awesome that people call all the time to tell him so. First it was, "People call and tell me how great they are." Then it was, "People call to tell me every single day how great they are." Then it morphed into, "I get letters all the time telling me how great they are." At this point in time I had to cut the lying SOS off and tell him that we were done here since he obviously had no interest in hearing what I had to say. Good luck to you, Mark, and to your private practice. At this point, you are your own worst enemy.

    Anderson W C III MD - dermatology - Updated September 2026

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