They are honest! They have a great makeup and cosmetics store with a licensed esthetician All and…read moreI mean all of the staff is licensed and does everything by the book. They are always advancing. I have had laser tattoo removal here and I am very happy with them. In Youngstown this is the only place to trust.

From the owner: Lloyd Dermatology Center offers the widest range of skin treatments between Pittsburgh and…read moreCleveland. Our providers and staff are dedicated to providing the latest knowledge and technology to the management and treatment of the skin problems and cosmetic treatment of children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Jenifer Lloyd has been extensively trained in dermatology, internal medicine, and advanced skin surgery, as well as the latest laser techniques. The laser services available at the center can correct or improve many skin defects and significantly modify the skin's visible signs of aging. In some cases, the "Mirror Image" computer photography system will be used to document "before and after" photos.

This is a family business that I trust my life with. I have only seen Jen but she is amazing. I was…read moreso afraid to have laser tattoo removal but her and her nurse helped me get it done with min pain. Easy to make appt. great front desk. Great cosmetics store with estheticians helping you.

Olivia is very understanding. She took time to listen to my concern and suggest different…read moretreatments. She is a knowledgeable doctor. The office staff is wonderful., kind and cheerful. I would highly recommend this office.

I had a spot in my nose that was of concern to me. Advanced Dermatology was professional and quick…read moreto diagnose and treat the spot. Highly recommended

Got an appointment very quickly and was told that they were sending in a script - 4 hours later and…read morethey have never sent the script. Why are people so incompetent and not doing their job? If this was an example of their service, I can only say it sucks.

TL;DR - I was given bad info and significantly overcharged for my procedure…read more I received a Mohs surgery at this location. I have 3 main complaints: First, I was given misinformation about the procedure: I was told by a nurse this was a simple procedure that would heal quickly and not involve stitches. I found out on the day of the procedure that was false: it involved multiple stitches and several weeks of recovery. Second, I was assured by a nurse that the procedure would be covered by my insurance. I found out afterward that was not the case. Nothing was covered, I was simply sent a bill for thousands of dollars which I am now paying in installments, and will be for more than a year. Lastly, it took them two passes to remove all the cancer, despite it being a relatively small area (smaller than a penny). Same visit; I never even left the chair. But I found out later I was charged for two Mohs surgeries. Why I should have to pay double because they failed at their job is beyond me. In any other situation, if you pay for a service and the service isn't fully rendered, they make it right at no extra cost. So if you go here, plan to do your homework. Maybe get a second opinion. Google what to expect. Get any information you're given in writing. Call your insurance company yourself and ask if your treatment will be covered. And be aware that if they make a mistake, you're the one who will pay for it.

I concur with Faith as last posted…read more The staff and her PA (physician's assistant) were wonderful and very knowledgeable. The procedure I had done was before I went there quite worrisome and to be honest a little fearful. I was totally calmed down and relaxed and went home feeling satisfied. I would recommend this practice to anyone needing services on the skin.

I had an early morning appointment. I sat in the waiting room for 45 minutes. One lady came out…read moreand one lady ahead of me. She had been there longer than me. Then when I got in there I still had to wait about 15 minutes. She doesn't speak much time and doesn't ever ask if you have any questions. She didn't apologize for the long wait either.

I have visited this UPMC Dermatology business four times--in 2021, 2023, 2024, and 2025. I have…read moreinteracted with only physician assistants, a nurse practitioner, medical assistants, and receptionists--NOT dermatologists. Appointments at this office can fill up quickly, so I recommend making an appointment several months in advance, as soon as the providers' schedules are determined. 2021: My appointment began on time. A very polite medical assistant asked questions about my health and took my blood pressure. I changed into a gown. Soon the physician assistant Megan Carrigan arrived. She, too, was very polite and very professional. She did a *thorough* skin exam of my entire body. (My past dermatologists at other offices improperly asked me to point out suspicious skin growths myself.) Megan closely examined my entire body from scalp to toes and even examined my private parts with my permission. Megan said that I have no skin cancer. She gave me an educational pamphlet, and she described the different types of cancerous and benign skin growths. She recommended that I return to the office every year for a skin exam. After my appointment, her notes were available for me to read on UPMC's website. 2023: In the waiting room, I used a kiosk to check in. Two nearby employees did not say hello. My appointment began on time. A medical assistant brought me into a private room, asked me questions and measured my blood pressure, and made friendly conversation. I changed into my gown. Soon the nurse practitioner Sara Prager entered the room. She performed a skin exam of my arms, legs, abdomen, chest, back, face, and my hairline, but she did NOT examine the scalp on top of my head. She used a handheld device called a dermatoscope to closely examine certain skin growths. I asked her about three small growths on my face, and she replied that two are seborrheic keratoses, a buildup of the protein keratin, and one is an acrochordon or skin tag, and they could be frozen off in the same appointment. Minutes later, she brought a cup of frozen liquid nitrogen, q-tips, and a cryotherapy tool. She spent minutes applying the frozen nitrogen to my skin. Unfortunately, the skin never fell off in the following days/weeks. 2024: The nurse practitioner Sara Prager again did a skin exam of my body. This time, she did examine my scalp. 2025: The receptionists served me promptly and politely. The medical assistant as very nice and did a good job with asking me questions. The physician assistant Hunter Baxter was very courteous, and he spent at least several minutes doing a *thorough* exam of the skin on my body, including my scalp and while using a dermatoscope. If he works here next year, then I will make an appointment with him again.

They get you in fast, are caring, and listen to your issues on top of being friendly.read more