Outstanding practice all around! Best dermatologist in the area…read more Have been going to see Dr. Ha for many years. He is patient, listens intently, comprehensive in his examinations and delivers excellent treatment. His staff is courteous and professional. I hear the same feedback from all my friends and family that see him as well.

My first visit to Dr. Ha was a last minute thing. My family physician referred me to a…read moreDermatologist. I managed to get in right away - but only because I lucked out on the timing - there was a cancellation that morning and I snagged the opening. Dermatologists seem to have this odd trait of being booked out for weeks in advance... Dr. Ha asks a lot of questions, and in my observation - listens carefully. I also asked a lot of questions - he is totally open to the patient asking questions and having a discussion. He exudes a combination of professionalism while being friendly and approachable. Definitely a good combination for a Doctor. His staff was also friendly and likable. My entire encounter at his office was a good one and I would recommend him to others! I will be back!

I've been to this office 3 times and each time I've walked away with a great experience! When it…read morecomes to doctors, it's hard to be able to say that but it's true with the clinical dermatology center. I enjoyed it so much that I even brought my Husband for his annual check up. He had the practitioner Lexi Lepecha and I saw her today! She is so kind, has an awesome bedside manner, and very meticulous and thorough. You leave feeling really confident that your appointment was successful and all issues addressed. I already booked my next appointment. I highly suggest this location and Lexi!

I rarely leave reviews, but I feel like this needs to be said. The receptionist was, without…read morequestion, the most unfriendly and unwelcoming customer-facing person I've ever encountered. From the moment I walked in, their tone was cold, dismissive, and at times outright rude. Simple questions were met with visible annoyance, and there was little to no effort to be helpful or even polite. It made an already stressful situation feel even more uncomfortable. That said, once I got past the front desk, my experience completely changed. The PA and the technician in the back were absolutely wonderful--kind, friendly, and professional. They took the time to listen, made me feel at ease, and provided great care. It's unfortunate that the first point of contact left such a negative impression, because the clinical staff truly deserve recognition for the positive experience they provide. I hope management takes a closer look at the front desk experience, because it doesn't reflect the level of care happening behind the scenes.

Best dermatologist ever! You don't need to do your homework I did it for you. She has professional…read moreapproach to diagnose and treat whatever condition you have with an exemplary efficient staff. Can't say enough good about all of my visits to Dr. Tieu.

From the owner: Dr. Kathy Tieu is a Board Certified Dermatologist with outstanding credentials and a great wealth…read moreof clinical experience. Dr. Tieu is an expert in all conditions of the skin, hair and nails and enjoys seeing patients of all ages. She practices medical, surgical and cosmetic Dermatology including Botox, Fillers and Lasers.

The office is conveniently located off Rt 50 and I-66. The front staff was courteous and helped…read moreright away. Wait time was annoying. Waited 25 minutes past appointment time even though I arrived early. I was scheduled with a PA to remove a mole and melia. The PA was courteous. She examined the mole and reassured me it did not show signs of concern. She then recommended that I see a plastic surgeon for the mole removal. For the melia, she explained the procedure and informed me of the potential side effects. Given the information I was provided, I took her recommendation to see a plastic surgeon. I paid $80. Unaware at this time how much insurance will pay or if I'll receive a follow-up bill. Ridiculous that doctors still charge when no service is provided. I reached out to friends, who previously had a mole or melia removed, for their plastic surgeon recommendations. They all came back saying their dermatologist removed their melia or mole, and they didn't see a plastic surgeon. I reached out to my friend, who is a retired internist. He thought a dermatologist should've been able to handle this. I could go to a second dermatologist but annoyed that I'll need to take time off of work again. I understand that I don't present with an exciting case, but I shouldn't have to hop around for a mole and melia removal. And I really find it distasteful that I was still charged and insurance billed even though no service was provided.

I visited this dermatologist because my hairline was pink, inflamed, and I was starting to lose…read morehair in the area. I also wanted to know what I could do about my facial hair. As a woman, I hate growing facial hair. The doctor told me I had nothing to worry about. If I put oil on my hairline and it resolves...easy peasy. And she compared my facial hair to hers saying, "see, I grow facial hair too, I just pluck them." I knew she didn't believe me. Well, I got a second opinion. I went to Dr. Bembry! Dr. Bembry actually EXAMINED my scalp. Oh, did I tell you the last dermatologist didn't actually examine my scalp. Dr. Bembry actually examined my entire scalp, not only in my trouble spots. She did two biopsies because she seen the obvious! My scalp needs help! I haven't received the results yet, but I'm so happy Dr. Bembry is doing her due diligence to get to the root of the problem and she actually believed me and wants to help!

Went to Dr. Nelson recently to have some moles & skin tags removed for my face and neck. One on my…read moreneck was the size of a boba, those tapioca balls you find in Thai bubble tea. Frankly, I'd been procrastinating and trying home remedies for years to eliminate or reduce them and I just wasn't comfortable until very recently seeking professional help. I was also concerned about cost and whether insurance would cover it. Luçkily, that wasn't a problem for her so there was no out-of-pocket or other obstacle preventing me from undergoing the process. Had a conversation with Dr. Nelson two weeks ago who assured me the process would be quick and relatively painless. Her staff is professional and the whole process was efficient - and dare I say - very releaving. No sooner was I on the operating table that the first larger boba ball skin tag was snipped off after a tiny prick of anesthesia. I smelled a bit of burning because she cauterized the wound with some kind of directed flame/heat to stop the bleeding. I smelled that distinct smell of hair being perm'd or "cooked" in hair salons I've smelled from time to time over my lifetime lol... Only it was me being roasted this time. She does apply ointment immediately thereafter to the calm the stinging and dress the wound. She then moved on to smaller tag over my right eye. Same process. Very easy. I've had these tags and moles my whole life since they seem to be hereditary. Felt like old friends were missing, but like those ones that come and stay with you for a few days and you are glad when they finally leave though. Several days in and both are healing nicely. I'm so pleased with the work that I'm going back this week to get all the rest removed. Wished I'd done this years ago.

I was Dr. Nelson's first appointment of the day. She was late for work because she was stuck in…read moretraffic - the front office informed me she would be about 45 minutes late. I told them that I didn't think that was an appropriate way to treat new patients and I would not be able to trust a provider who behaves that way. I then left and informed them I would not be anticipating any charges for the appointment. Dr. Nelson then wrote me a 2000+ word email rant, lecturing me about all kinds of things that not relevant to my situation whatsoever. She implied that I shouldn't care if she's late, because she might be too busy delivering terminal cancer diagnoses to other patients. There are many legitimate reasons for being late, getting stuck in traffic is not one of them. Here is the exchange in full: https://i.imgur.com/wA1mxk3.png Is this a doctor you would trust? This is not a healer. This is a predator. And this is embarrassing. I did not justify it with any further reply.

Dr. Reena Vaid and her staff are amazing. They are thorough and efficient in their skills from…read moreappointment check in to skin care exams. I highly recommend.

Reena Vaid's bedside manner was disappointing. She was rude and arrogant at times, and she lacks…read morehumility that's important for a doctor. Some positive reviews may not fully reflect her true demeanor. All physicians should treat everyone with kindness and respect, and unfortunately, she falls short in that regard. Based on my experience, I wouldn't recommend her.

Is it a busy practice? Yes because of the care here. Dr Le and staff are phenomenal people. They…read morechanged the name, so my first appearance at the same place. Just like many have over the years got sun damage, and today an aging spot. Am grateful Dr Le checked it carefully, and burned it off. It doesn't hurt by the way. They accept practically any insurance. It's on their website if you have any concerns. One thing to be wary of, is to put your navigation system or GPS apps to the Centreville Hmart. If not you could be all over the place. That aside I am happy to recommend this office. Scheduling is easy, and the staff here are considerate professionals.

Lauren Kellmel has a terrible bedside manner. I saw her for a consultation and noticed her…read moremannerism and decided maybe it was a "one off." When I came back months later--I experienced the same. Maybe she just does not like people who look like me. Not sure. The practice just lost thousands of dollars for services I will now get elsewhere.

Dr. Abramova is super nice and very energetic!! She definitely knows what she is talking about and…read moreis very aware of what is being done! Every single one of her staff is very sweet and very caring! Every single one of her staff is very friendly and very communicative. Every single person in her office that you deal with is very, very sweet and very kind. They will listen intently and answer every question you have. I love this office and I will recommend this office to anyone who has any need for dermatology for sure!!

We love Dr. Abramova. She is very professional and knowledgeable. She has treated three of my kids…read more However, the front desk staff are absolutely rude and disrespectful. It's unfortunate that I can't recommend this practice to other friends and family.

Atrocious customer service across all of their practices, this one included. Don't bother, you will…read morewaste time and stress. It doesn't matter if the doctors are good or not when it's impossible to speak with them or get the medicines they recommend.

Don't waste your time with this practice, I suggest finding somewhere else…read more I went in for a consultation regarding my skin concerns and ended up speaking to the dermatologist for maybe ten minutes before leaving. I thought my consultation would be at least 30 minutes but I left my appointment in under 20 minutes. The dermatologist recommended two solutions to solving my skin concerns, both of which are blocked behind a paywall (ie. pills or a topical cream). When I asked about other solutions that were a bit more budget friendly or that didn't need a prescription I was met with the kind of attitude along the lines of "It's either these two options or not. Nothing else will work as effectively." Even if that's the case I felt like I wasn't being listened to and all my other comments or questions were immediately shut down because the dermatologist was adamant about his words over mine. Needless to say, I feel like the appointment was a waste of time after being told information that could've been concluded from a Google search. Bottom line, if you want to save your time and money while actually being listened to, I'd suggested looking elsewhere.