I did not have a good experience here. It's very busy. I waited 45 mins. Their Covid protection…read moremeasures include taking your temp. Which they didn't do til they had me sit and wait for over 30 mins in the waiting room. When I finally went back, I waited about 10 more mins for her to walk in, not really offer any options or want to discuss anything, and she was scratching notes to the tech on the back of the papers on the counter right in front of me. It was very unprofessional. I ended up taking a referral to a plastic surgeon because I didn't trust them to hurry up and cut on my face. I won't be back.

This is my first visit to a dermatologist so I can't really compare him to other dermatologists…read more In a nutshell, if you want fast fast fast, he's the doc to go to. For more details of my visit, read on. The office itself is very spacious and clean. The hours are very client-friendly. I think they open at 6 Mon- Thurs. So cut them some slack from still being sleepy or tired. My appointment was at 7:20. After a few minutes of wait, I was brought to the exam room where a girl ( She did not introduce herself so I don't know who she is. Actually, none of the ladies I spoke to introduced themselves to me or say anything like "Hello, how are you". Though I did get a thank you and a hint of a smile after paying the $50 copay.) Dr. Mark seemed very professional but he looked really rushed and breathless when I met him. He shook my hand, ask a couple of questions, took a swab, then gave me a diagnosis of what he thinks it is. He then gave me a prescription and also said they will check the sample to verify. He then walks off the room. I think the whole exchange took at the most ( and I am being generous), 1 minute. He did not ask if I have any questions or other concerns. If you are the shy type, forget it. By the time you can bring yourself to ask, he would already be gone. The girl gave me the prescriptions and I did ask her how I can have a prescription when they've yet to test the sample swab. To which she responds that they think it is eczema. Note that in no time was she ever near me to examine my skin rash.