The staff at this location are fabulous! Dr. Rak is personable and loves Taylor Swift! lol No pain…read moreat all during surgery. Dr. Rak called the next day to make certain I was doing ok and told me to call him directly of I had any issues. So far I've had a great experience. I had my one-week post-op check today. Very black and blue and very swollen. All is expected and normal though so that is good to hear. I can move more and massage etc. I am 69 years of age and a diabetic so it may take me a little longer than most to heal. I scheduled my 3 months check in and then will decide when to have the sides and flanks done. I am taking a slower roll with this. I want to see how I heal. If I do well, I may schedule for next month. We'll see. But overall, these folks are great! If I can update this, I will when I have my next appointment in November.

good clean nice people. Thank you. They offer financial help if needed. They will treat you nicely.read more

There aren't enough positive words in the English language to describe the experience I had with…read moreDr. Houser, his staff, and the results of my surgery. I've lived with gynecomastia for almost 30 years, which resulted in a great deal of self-consciousness and anxiety anytime I was forced to take off my shirt. After losing 75lbs, I looked to correct it in hopes that I could wear a tank top or go swimming without fear. Dr. Houser and his team are some of the kindest folks I've met in healthcare. They gave me a ton of information about the procedure and what I'd experience before, during, and after surgery. I was able to text or talk with my nurse anytime I had a question, which relieved a lot of the anxiety going into a surgery like this. And even better, the results were amazing. Every surgeon performs this kind of surgery a bit differently and I was nervous about the outcome. But when I took off the binder for the first time, I actually cried. The results were even better than I hoped. Post-surgery, I've been able to wear tank tops, go shirtless without fear, and participate in vigorous workouts without the discomfort of my man-boobs jumping all over the place. But more than anything else, I don't feel the anxiety that used to occupy most of my waking hours. I can wear shirts that fit instead of ones that hid my chest. If you're thinking of getting cosmetic surgery, look no further. Dr. Houser, Christin, and the rest of the crew are not only phenomenal at what they do, but they are kind, empathetic humans who care a great deal for their patients. They tell you what is realistic and if you ask me, they over-deliver when it comes to results.

(I want to clarify that this surgery was not performed by Dr. Hauser, who was going to be out of…read morethe office at the scheduled time of my surgery.) Finding out you have breast cancer is frightening. It does not only affect you, but your whole family. You naively trust you will have the best care and you put that trust in doctors that specialize in this field. I want to state that I am writing this review ONLY in the hope of protecting another woman from having the outcome that I sadly face and will continue to in some compacity, the rest of my life. After my cancer diagnosis, I had a double mastectomy with direct to implant. I had very realistic expectations and did not expect perfection since there would be no breast tissue and the breast were being created using implants and using ADM tissue to make a sling or pocket of sorts. I was told it was best that the implants would be above the muscle. Again, you unknowingly trust those you guided to trust. The double mastectomy was an outpatient surgery and I went home thinking "wow, this was so much better than expected?" Then I saw my breast for the first time. I felt as though I was not looking at my body. My breast were not just a little uneven, but drastically so. I had rolled skin under my arms like it was an after thought? My nipples, which should have never tried to been saved due to ptosis, sadly, just for the sake of another nipple sparing mastectomy, mine were left pointing straight down on both of my sadly sagging breast. (my right breast hanging much lower.) This isn't the worst part. What I found/find most disturbing and to be honest, I personally felt was cruel, was the lack of care. Not just medical care, but such a lack of empathy to my circumstance and my unhappiness of the outcome. A month after surgery I started feeling new swelling and pain in my left breast. The swelling became so intense my breast was bruised from top to bottom. This scared me and I am not a person that is faint of heart. I am pain tolerant and I have a positive disposition. This is my first negative review and I felt convicted to write this only to state to women who need to understand as I needed and wish I knew, that you must be your own advocate. After seeing this swelling increase, and calling the nurse of this surgeon, I was told to take pictures of my breast and send them (text) for viewing. Upon receiving a text back, it was stated that the bruising and swelling was not specifically caused from the implant and it would heal? Now, I found myself after being cleared of cancer, which I thank God for, I was facing what was supposedly the easy part of healing with new breast and moving on with my life, became the nightmare that was far more than I could ever have imagined. Days after being dismissed by the surgeon who would have NEVER tolerated the results of the incompetency of this surgery if it was his wife or family member...I ended up in the ER with my right breast swollen so badly it was like a balloon and I could not even touch without pain. I had to have a CT guided aspiration to alleviate the swelling and help the pain. A seroma had formed under the breast implant causing it to push forward and blood to pool. Which he probably knew and if not, that in itself is beyond questionable. I contacted the oncologist surgeon who performed my dmx and who works with this surgeon and I explained that I did not trust his surgical skills, his care, and stated how disappointed I had been from day one with what I thought were going was going to breast of some degree. She basically took over my "care" and after five CT guided aspirations, ( the radiation exposure each time, as well as all the stress) I had the radiologist and members of radiology, who were all very kind, tell me that they were sorry for what I was having to deal with and that they were going to write in my report that I needed to have surgical intervention, they were going to refuse to do any more aspirations. I had to have explantation by a surgeon my oncologist suggested and when he removed my implants, basically by emergency through the ER, when he made the first cut under my left breast where the seroma/now hematoma developed, blood actually gushed out. Please....for your well being, ask to see pictures of your plastic surgeons work! Don't settle for the doctor that your oncologist works with. It is far too important of a decision, choose wisely. Pictures paint a thousand words! Look at their work, feel at ease in your choice and please, take your time! This is your body. Go to multiple plastic surgeon consultations that specialize in reconstruction. Ask any and all questions. Write them down. You deserve the best outcome that is available and that begins with both the right surgery choice and your choice of a plastic surgeon. I lost my breast not once, but twice. To anyone on this journey, I wish you many blessings and an outcome that leaves you happy and at peace.

CAPS made it right by giving me a product that will grow brows back!…read moreI might try a new person.

As I've said in my previous posts, no one likes going to the doctor but it's great when they…read morerespect your time. Today, I had a 9:00am appointment. I arrived at 8:45, was called in almost immediately and was in the car on my way home by 9:05. Granted, this was just my annual check and there were no issues but I was still impressed with how fast they got me in and out. Dr San Filippo is a great dermatologist and does a thorough screening.

DO NOT GO HERE. Probably one of the worst dermatology places I have ever been to. There have been a…read moremyriad of red flags since I have started there, one starting with me being prescribed an acne medication which resulted in multiple bad reactions from me, to then calling and leaving a voicemail how it wasn't helping me (you know since they never answer their phone or are open long enough to get ahold of them) and them just prescribing me a new one without calling me or notifying me any way. I found out when I picked up my prescriptions and literally looked at it confused as I didn't know what it was. That's when I called and talked to this snippy nurse who said "so you didn't get a call on October 3rd at blah blah blah?" I clearly did not as that's why I was calling and simply wanted to know what this was and what the side effects were. So red flag one was that. Second red flag was my birth control not being sent in to the pharmacy for about the 3rd time, resulting in me missing many days and messing up my cycle, hormones, and overall period. I called in March of 2026 asking why it wasn't refilled, and that's when I was notified my Dr, Dr. Rupert left the practice and that I essentially had to find a new dr in order for it to be prescribed. Now, anyone with common sense would say, "that's not fair". I was never told she was leaving, and when I called they said they sent out letters about this. Never once received a letter and I had to be the one to find this out Instead of being professionally and properly informed like a dr's office should. Again, talked to a snippy nurse (everyone except the receptionist are angry elves I suppose) where she said I would have to find a new dr in order to get this. Frustrated and angry I reached out to my NP for it, but then went and go OTC ones at target. THEN, they suddenly started getting prescribed again? So, why was I told they were not able to if they then randomly started them again? Now, my last red flag was from today. That one random medication I was prescribed in October that I mentioned earlier was Spirolactone. I recently ran out this past week and went onto my CVS app to see why, and it said it was due to Dr. Rupert leaving. So, all this week I try calling them and again, they were somehow always not there or on their lunch break or closed already at 4:30. I'm trying to balance this as a 24 year old woman who works full time as well as is a full time student. I finally get ahold of them and talk to one of the rudest, cold nurses I have ever spoken to, the lovely Nurse Lisa I explain the spirolactone problem to her and instead of speaking to me with humility and compassion, automatically plays the blame game and says it's due to me not scheduling a follow up the last time I came and that I was informed of this in March. First of all, in March, I AM the one who called about my birth control not being filled, not them contacting me. And that's when I was informed if I want it prescribed again I need to find a new dr and see them. I won't lie, I was frustrated and more snippy because her tone automatically set me off of that this was my fault and she didn't care to listen nor help me. So she starts the blame game and I tell her that that was for the BC and if you guys only prescribe things for after a year, why has it almost been a year and a half and you're still doing it and then suddenly stop and one, not give me any warning, and two this is MONTHS after Dr. Rupert left. I listened when they said I needed to see a new dr for the birth control and have now switched to my NP, but for this spirolactone, I was still getting it from them. I have been off of it for about 5 days now and when you stop a medication like that, you clearly have side effects like getting dizzy, which I was getting. So I am trying to explain this all to the warm and fuzzy Dr. Lisa, you has straight attitude towards me, isn't letting me speak and cuts me off and tells me to not Interrupt her. I say are you kidding me, first of all do not tell me what to do, And she starts laughing and says I'm hanging up on you now. I tell her I'm calling HR or whoever on you and she laughs again and says this is your fault and hangs up on me. So I call again and am transferred to their office manager Rachelle who I of course had to leave a message for and now I'm here complaining. This surgical place has always has so many freaking problems with one even answering you, two getting you in, and three just being straight up rude (the receptionist Molly was a sweetheart though). I am clearly THEIR patient who is upset, experiencing scary symptoms from them not refilling my meds, and instead of Nurse Lisa coming in with humility, compassion, and overall customer service and ready to listen to a clearly frustrated patient in distress, she turned into a Karen (who is shocked with a name like Lisa who is a nurse, always the mean girls) who didn't listen and demonstrated horrible skills as a nurse.

Dr Kevin Donnelly has been nothing but personable, professional, and decisive in the diagnosis and…read moretreatment of multiple skin issues that I have encountered. I trust his recommendations and follow on treatments. A great asset to the COSC team. Larry Hale

I've seen Dr. Wenker a number of times over the years but was scheduled with another doctor for my…read moremost recent visit. Perfectly fine. I arrived 11 minutes early for my scheduled appointment. The front desk was upset that I didn't arrive earlier because they needed me to complete a packet of paperwork. They handed me what appeared to be new patient paperwork. I've already been a patient for several years. They insisted that I needed to complete the new patient paperwork so I did. When it was finally time for me to see the doctor, he told me that he wouldn't be renewing my prescription because I wasn't suffering from cystic acne. Well, no duh. I've been taking this medication for the last couple of years and it has successfully been keeping my cystic acne at bay. I need to have the prescription renewed so that I wouldn't start suffering from cystic acne again. After much back-and-forth, the doctor insisted that I had rosacea and not cystic acne so I did not get my cystic acne prescription renewed. Wouldn't you know when my prescription ran out the cystic acne returned just as I told the doctor that it would. Needless to say, I found a new dermatologist and don't plan on going back to Central Ohio Skin Cancer.

Amazing service!! Allie was so beyond helpful and understanding, and was very informative about the…read morewhole process! She immediately made me feel comfortable and safe and took great care! It was clean inside and everyone was very nice. I would definitely recommend this place for any of their services!!

650 dollars for a facial with a one-time serum application! I thought that I was scheduling a…read moreprocedure similar to microneedling and I was not. I genuinely feel like I've been robbed. The new receptionists are very rude as well. I was a customer there for 10 years, not anymore.

Dr. Grosshandler handled my situation perfectly. Very personable and caring. I highly recommend him…read moreand his staff.

Westerville dermatology is great. I'm surprised to see bad reviews, doctor G is super nice, staff…read moreis kind. Scheduling is tough, you need to be ready to wait to get in, but I find that's the same with any specialist. I've had a few minor surgeries here and all went well, healed great, and I felt safe in their care. If you need a dermatologist, this place is worth the drive from where you are.

I came across Face Forward Aesthetics on Instagram and decided to schedule a visit. I was really…read moreinterested in their laser facial options and they thoroughly explained each treatment to me and answered all of my questions. I ended up deciding on RF microneedling. I have had an RF microneedling treatment once previously but this one was very different. With this RF microneedling machine, your provider takes an ultrasound of your face to measure the depths of your skin layers. This will ensure that when you are being treated, the treatment isn't going too deep. The other big difference, my provider applied the numbing cream perfectly. I didn't have hardly any discomfort during my treatment which was vastly different from the first time I had it done at another spa. I enjoyed my service so much that I opted to join the membership program, I purchased a package of traditional, microneedling treatments, and I can't wait to visit again!.

I was very unhappy been going there a while. spending a lot of money ,spent 900 two weeks ago…read more went back on the end of second week because. my Botox didn't take. she wouldn't even redo it. she said I need to get d disport because I'm older so I lost 500 dollars for my christmas present to my self and it didn't work I paid for a membership. which when I received Botox 2 weeks prior was active ! when I went back it expired. they wouldn't even honor that. they really should take care of customers. I'm not happy.

We LOVE Dr Milton at COPC! I'm shocked to see negative reviews. Maybe other doctors or offices…read morewithin COPC aren't great but Dr Milton and all staff in the building off Cleveland Ave by Polaris are INCREDIBLE. If you have a baby, toddler, or child this is 100% where you should go.

Easy to make appointment. Easy to check in. Big lot, nice waiting area. Friendly staff the whole…read moreway through. I just had a cold, but wanted to make sure it wasn't more. They checked me out thoroughly and basically recommended water and Mucinex. Which was fine- I'd rather go and have it not be serious. In and out quickly- got taken back right at my appointment time. Free samples of Mucinex. Always good to know things aren't too bad.