One of the things I needed to get done on my to do list after my kidney transplant was to get a…read morebaseline started with a dermatologist. With my medications that I'm on, I'm susceptible to skin cancer. This dermatology clinic is right down the road from me so I took it as a sign to come here to establish a relationship with someone who can properly help me with the care of my skin. The staff here are so friendly. The sweet receptionist got me all check in and gave me my proper paperwork to fill out. I only waited a couple minutes before Ashley Cafferty greeted me and walked me back to my exam room. Ashley and I went through my medical history, my transplant timeline and my relationship with the sun. I appreciate that she took in everything that I was throwing at her. She didn't rush me and everything that I had to tell her. Her attention was truly undivided. Ashley did a thorough exam of my skin. She checked every mole to make sure they weren't suspicious for anything concerning. We also went through my dry skin concerns and possible treatment options to help alleviate some of the dryness. It is quite the awkward situation, having someone you just barely met go through every inch of your body but Ashley made me feel comfortable the whole time. I couldn't be happier coming to this office to get my relationship with a dermatologist started. The staff is great. The office itself is stunning. The room I was in was clean and professional. I don't have to be back for another year but I'll know what to expect the next time I do come in. It was a great visit at this office today.

Sticker shock and less than forthcoming on hidden and sneak charges will ruin any visit. I had a…read morecheckup and some potential problem areas frozen off my body on a visit that was maybe 20 minutes long. The bill, you ask? Over $800. Some of that was because I was a "new" patient. There's no disclosure about this, despite the clinic knowing and implementing this policy, but I digress. I was ok with the care, NOT OK with the egregious charges and underhanded, dishonestly inflated bill. My advice is simple: find another clinic to visit, and second, ask for an estimate of charges before you agree to care. Shop around, because this clinic will empty your wallet over basic visits.

Went here last week as part of a follow up exam (I had squamous cell carcinoma removed about 18…read moremonths ago in California). I have been seen by several dermatologists over the years, but my visit with Austin Lee was outstanding. The appointment wait was 2-3 weeks. The Meridian facility is very nice. Short wait time in office. Austin was friendly, efficient and knowledgeable. He kindly froze off several precancerous spots and carefully checked for suspicious lesions. I will have followup yearly, and I am happy to see him back. Note: he is a Physician's Assistant but certainly competent. I am a retired physician myself.

That doctor was a jerk! He does not care for the tattooed and he's not very thorough!read more

Initially had a bad experience because the dermatologist said I could have laser therapy while…read moreusing medication she gave me to work on my rosacea. Not only did the medication that she gave me not work and made me feel very sick , but I couldn't get the laser treatments on my face because I was taking them. I didn't know until I walked in to get the laser treatments. Brandy has done an amazing job working on my skin since then ... which is why they get 4 stars. I've been working with her for years and although I haven't had the funds to work with her for the past year or so, her results have held up. My face used to look like a bright red cherry. Now I can actually go makeup free! It'a not totally healed yet but when I get the money I will go back! I think with a few more sessions I'll get where I want to be.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. What happened to my mother at this clinic was not…read morejust unprofessional. It was inhumane. My mom had an early morning appointment at Mountain Pine Dermatology's Meridian location for her Accutane prescription. She's done this process before, so she knew the steps. She simply asked the PA if she still needed to wait 30 days after her pregnancy test, given that her husband had a vasectomy. The PA didn't know, left the room, and then an assistant came in and confidently told her she could be prescribed that same day, she just needed to log into iPledge and answer a question. My mom doesn't speak fluent English, and she's not tech-savvy. She called me for help while I was at work because the clinic attached my email to her chart. I stayed on standby, ready to help her log in, while she waited patiently at the clinic. And waited. And waited. They kept telling her "we'll be with you soon," but it was completely soulless, like she was an inconvenience, not a patient. No one actually tried to help. No one explained anything clearly. She waited quietly and respectfully for hours, trusted their word, and when they told her, "we'll call you later," she believed them and went home. They never called. She had to call them twice and both times, all they said was "we don't know yet" and they'd "call her back." They never did. But here's what really shows their utter lack of care. Assistant wrote on her chart, "Language barrier - don't know if she understood." Are you serious? You knew there was a language barrier. You were not sure if your patient understood instructions about one of the serious medications in dermatology and you didn't use your translation services? You didn't take the time to clarify? You just let her leave and hoped it wasn't your problem anymore? This is medical negligence, plain and simple. When I went in person to talk to them, both the nurse manager and the administrator acted like I was the problem. Cold. Dismissive. Not an ounce of empathy. I calmly asked the administrator how she'd feel if her own mother someone who struggles with English was treated this way. Her response? "I need to ask you to leave." That's it. No apology. No accountability. No shame. Let me be clear, my mother was not difficult. She was not loud or demanding. She's one of the sweetest, most polite people you'll ever meet. She sat there quietly while the staff at this clinic treated her like a burden. This clinic failed her. Completely. If your mother, your grandmother, or anyone you care about doesn't speak perfect English, don't bring them here. They will not be treated with respect, dignity, or basic decency. And to the staff who saw this happen and did nothing you should be ashamed.

I have been coming to Dermatology Clinic of Idaho for my yearly skin checks for about 10 years. The…read moreoffice is easy to find and has plenty of parking right out front, and the staff has always been friendly and helpful. They answer questions well, and I am typically taken back quickly with very little wait time. The visits are usually fast and convenient, which I appreciate. That said, my experience over the years has changed depending on the dermatologist I saw. The dermatologist I originally went to was extremely thorough. She would check every inch of my skin with a magnifying glass while an assistant took detailed notes on each spot's size, color, and appearance. I felt very confident in those exams because they established a clear baseline for future comparison. A few years ago, a different dermatologist removed and scraped a patch of skin on my face after freezing it, but when I returned the following year, the new dermatologist asked what had happened and suggested the removal may not have been necessary. That was unsettling to hear. More recently, the skin exams have been noticeably less detailed. The dermatologist did look over several areas, but the appointment felt much quicker, and there was no measuring or documenting of specific moles or spots like I used to experience. I personally think it is important to take notes and track these areas over time so there is a baseline and you can clearly see if anything has grown, darkened, or changed. Without that level of documentation, I do not feel quite as confident in the level of care. Overall, the clinic is friendly, efficient, and easy to work with, but the thoroughness has varied over time. I am hoping future visits feel more detailed, as skin checks are something I take seriously.

Shawna gave me Botox in my forehead and the results can be seen in the picture. One eye wide open,…read morethe other drooping. No refund, no accountability, just months of looking weird. She also left me with an unnecessary scar when I went in with a wart I got from my young son. I told her I thought it was a wart. She could have been prudent and frozen it off without scaring, but instead she sliced it off and cauterized it, leaving a scar I will have forever.

Excellent care, professional, highest quality and positive staff. Great location. Great experience.read more

The quality of care here is wonderful! Staff is professional and still friendly. My skin has…read moreimproved tenfold! Thank Jaclyn!

Somehow my review keeps getting taken down. Just updating to make sure my review is still visible…read more BOTCHED AND DISFIGURED I went to Dr Rodgers for sinus surgery, rhinoplasty, and liposuction. There were immediate red flags I unfortunately ignored. The first was the condition of Dr Rodgers's teeth. His teeth are covered in plaque and tarter. They look like they haven't been cleaned in ten years. It's unusual for a surgeon, to say the least. The second red flag was when discussing the desired results; I mentioned that I wanted a nose that aesthetically fit my face. Dr. Roger responded that he didn't care about aesthetics. It's strange a plastic surgeon wouldn't care about aesthetics. The third red flag is Dr. Rodgers is missing an index finger on his dominant right hand. I clarified to Dr Rodgers that I wanted a straight Roman nose. What I got is something better suited to a Puerto Rican. Dr. Rogers removed too much cartilage off my bridge, leaving me with a rounded nose bridge lacking structure and a flat spot in the middle. My nostrils are now different sizes and attached unevenly to my face. I have a collapsed right valve. His incision on my columella left me with a missing cartilage on the left side. The tip of my nose, which he was supposed to refine, is wider than before. The septum he was supposed to straighten is deviated to the left. My nose is noticeably shorter. When I asked Dr. Rogers if he removed any cartilage from the tip of my nose, he said no. This was a lie. According to the medical records I requested, Dr Rodgers removed cartilage from the tip of my nose without discussing it with me. The liposuction he performed on my face has left me with a dent in my right cheek. When I brought up my concerns to Dr. Rogers, he laughed in my face (literally). He did this multiple times while trying to gaslight me to me think I was seeing things or hadn't waited long enough to see the results manifest. Ultimately, Dr. Rogers put me off for over a year before telling me he would not perform a revision surgery. This means I have to spend $15-$20,000 to have another surgeon correct Dr. Rogers's mistakes. This has been one of the worst experiences in my life. Fortunately, I could do a chargeback on one of the credit cards I used to pay for the surgery. I would highly recommend it to anyone considering plastic surgery. Put the initial charge on a credit card and charge the surgeon back when they see any potential bad results. Surgeons only win 23% of chargeback cases, so the chances are good that you will get your money back. I made the mistake of going with Dr. Rogers because he was affordable. I ignored red flags so I could save money. Now I'll be paying for it the rest of my life.

Dr Rogers did an amazing job on my daughter's nose when she broke it! He is extremely professional…read moreand talented. He did a wonderful job explaining the whole process to her.

I arrived before and seen by my appointment time!…read more The center will first send you paperwork to be filled out way in advance and provide instructions to streamline the process. I saw Dr. Scott and he was pretty through in explaining his recommendations to me. I definitely had a great experience.

Same old tired version of eczema treatment. No help. They prescribed shots with no follow up. Shots…read morewere denied by insurance and they did nothing to help. Went to another clinic and already better with different treatment and got prescribed shots.

The PA I saw was helpful and prescribed me a couple of medications that I think will help. I did…read morefeel rushed by the provider and MA/nurse though. My appt was for hair thinning. I gave my insurance card to the front desk and checked in. When I was taken back, I had to sign a form saying that I understand that my insurance might not cover this service because some companies classify it as cosmetic. I asked the MA/nurse for an estimate of the visit if insurance didn't cover it. She explained that the price depends on if I get a Rx etc. I understand that. I mainly wanted an idea of the visit charge. I decided to stay because I was embarrassed about the idea of leaving. I spoke with billing today and she was kind and helpful. She explained that the office charged my insurance company about $450. I'm worried about the price of the visit as I'm struggling to pay my expenses. I'm disappointed that I wasn't given the information at the time of the visit.

DO NOT SEE THIS GROUP…read more First of all, you are herded through here like cattle. Secondly, you will see PA and not a real dermatologist and you will be charged for a 30 minute appointment to the tune of $386 for a 10 minute new patient look over. The national average according to my insurance company should be in the $230 - $270 range. Hard no.

My teenage daughter was referred here for pesky acne that was very over-the-counter treatment…read moreresistant. It's not my vibe, the staff feels too young and trendy for me but quite right for my kiddo. She was offered a treatment combo for her skin and as the doctor explained it may take several tries to get med combos to work or several weeks before it shows a difference. First combo of very expensive prescriptions cleared up her skin after several weeks. They also suggested some products that help maintain skin health and gave out plenty of samples.

the staff at Eage Dermatology are awesome, they make you feel like your a family member, I would…read morelike to give a special shout out to Halayna and Rachel for always being so cheerful and friendly, I have been doing some light treatment 3 times a week for the last 2 months and they have been awesome. I can't thank them enough for making me feel loved and special while going through this medical issue. cheers you you and your staff. Thank you Allen MAIR

What could be improved? Maybe being transparent with your customers and letting them know what they…read morewill most likely be charged??? Not a trustworthy company go to any other dermatology except this one. Rude billing department not helpful! Cheers

Not a great experience. I'd done a fair amount of research and Dr. Brooks had decent reviews so I…read morebooked an appointment but I found her bedside manner to be pretty bad. It was my first appointment and I was there for a full body check up to check some moles and a few problem areas on my arms and face. She would just pull off the gown I was wearing, no "I'm going to check this area". It honestly felt pretty jarring given it was my first appointment. So not only did I leave feeling slightly violated, I also felt like she was dismissive of my concerns, and she had the wrong chart for me so she kept asking about problems that I didn't have. I don't normally leave reviews but this one stayed with me for a couple days that I felt I should share my experience.