Wish you can get an appt for a full body scan Not sure…read morepeople answering phone understand the sensitivity of getting appt.

I returned to try to get rid of a patch of eczema on my foot that never went away after Dr. Smith…read moretreated me. All she did was give me a prescription for the same creme that didn't work the first time. What a waste of time and money! Find someone else!! I found a wonderful dermatologist not far from her that knew exactly what I had and how to treat it!! The wait times were always absurd. Terrible experience.

I had an appointment and waited 45 minutes,,,waiting room was freezing,,cold air blowing out of…read morevents ! People that came in after me ,,were late for their appointments,,got called in before me! On e woman came after me ,,when they called her in the nurse thanked her for coming earlier! They said they had a biopsy emergency,,dermatologist do biopsies all the time! I had an area that probably needed a biopsy done. I waited 45 minutes and then wanted to reschedule,,,they were ready to put me in an exam room ! I asked ,How long will I wait in exam room? Nurse said 10 minutes or more? I didn't believe that, I finally left ,,,I will not reschedule with Dr Koreen ,,,he obviously over books ,, spends too long with each patient! It's not fair to make patients wait 45 minutes to an hour to be seen ! I have gotten a great reference for a different Dermatologist!

Dr. Koreen has now "merged" operations with PROHealth to do the Moss surgeries and other…read moreprocedures. I arrived at 10am for my appointment. Due to their new agreement with ProHealth, I was given about 7 pages of information I had to fill out. At 10:55 I was called in. I noticed the office was overly packed with patients. I was put in one of the exam rooms and spoke to a sweet nurse from ProHealth. Nurses kept coming in and out of the exam rooms with boxes. The nurses kept interrupting us and asking "who is coming here?" "Where should I put this?" What is... Who is... Where is...." Looked like a circus show with jugglers all over not knowing anything. Then, I was moved to another exam room because they needed the exam room I was in for something else. The nurses kept running around and saying in Spanish: "Ay, Dios Mio!" "Que Dios me ayude y de paciencia!" (English translation: "Oh My God" and "God help me and give me patience!") I heard this multiple times from different nurses to the point I started to laugh out loud; even though I thought it was quite unprofessional. I was moved to the new exam room and settled in for the procedure. In the past, they will do the skin grafting, will wait in the exam room and then they will come with the results. Not this time. When I got all settled, Dr. Siegel came in. Very friendly guy and we talked about travel interests. After the procedure, the nurse said, "Ok, gathered all of your belongings and you can wait in the waiting area." A bit perplexing but I thought it should not take that long... it is about 1145am. I went to the waiting area and there weren't enough chairs! There were people standing all over! They even had to bring office chairs for people to sit. I gave up my seat for an elderly woman. There was many of us with bandages sitting around. Some people had bandages in the face, nose, head, arms, legs... it was like an episode of MASH and everyone is in a triage area outside of the tent waiting for treatment. I finally sat in one of the 'benches' in front of the reception/check-in area. While sitting there for over an hour (it is now about 1pm) I saw at least 3 people come up to the window asking for their appointments to be re-scheduled. They got too tired of waiting. In the waiting area some of us started to talk. I've been there since 10am and it is now close to 2pm. I haven't had any food since breakfast at 9am and getting quite hungry. I tried to chew gum and concentrate in my book reading and other things I brought to entertain myself. No use. I started to talk to a lady who brought in her mom (a sweet older lady using a walker to move around) and they had been there as long as I had. We were all commenting in what we have seen throughout the morning and were all very upset. I finally got up and went to the ProHealth receptionist. I did tell her, "I've been here since 10 am and it is now after 2 pm. I never had to wait this long for a Moss procedure. I want to know how long it is going to take for this. I got to drive 2 hours home and do not want to get caught in rush hour traffic. I never had to wait this long for a Moss procedure. Before I was in and out within an hour or an hour and a half the most." The receptionist said: "well, I've been doing this for over 10 years and never, ever a Moss procedure takes an hour!" My response: "well, the point is that I've been here since 10 am, It is now almost 2pm, I am hungry and getting very cranky. I need to know how much longer is going to take." The receptionist left. A few minutes later she comes back and apologized. I did tell her: "you have to understand this, I've moved two hours away in Jersey and got a new dermatologist 20 minutes from me. But I drive 2 hours each way to see Dr. Koreen because I like it here. I can have my files transferred and avoid this mess." I did mention to her about the people standing and waiting. She did mentioned that they over-scheduled too many Moss surgeries. I said: "then you need to do a better job at scheduling appointments. This can't happen again." She apologized. Shortly thereafter, I was called and was given the "all clear". But instead of starting the stitching process, I was told to go back to the waiting area. AGAIN! I was called and another doctor came in. While I as getting prepped, she starting to ask for things like "I need a razor. Where are they?" and other things. At one point she said: "what is going on? Is this is the first time we are doing this?" One of the frazzeled nurses runs out to get what she needs. Again, I thought it was unprofessional to make such comments in front of patients. I was finally out of there around 230pm. I rushed to my car with no food and started my 2 hour drive to Jersey to avoid the traffic. I got home at 4:45pm. Follow up: Dr. Koreen called me and we spoke on the phone about what happened. Hopefully this is part of the "growing pains" and won't happen again!

Excellent service with the best esthetician in the world! My skin feels amazing and Stephanie gave…read moreone of the best facials I've ever had. She is extremely educated and her techniques and modalities among the best I've ever experienced!

My favorite place for facials. Shay is amazing. I tried the microneedling and saw results after…read morejust one treatment.

I have been a patient of Dr. Flugman for a few years. I have a cyst on my left check. I had to…read morepoint it out to him. He did not notice which should have been my first clue. I last saw him in March. I said the cyst was getting bigger. He said to leave it alone and put MAKEUP on it. I unfortunately took his advice and left it alone. It became infected at the end of June. I could not get an appointment with him, which is probably a blessing. I went to another dermatologist who drained it but said I should see a plastic surgeon. I saw a plastic surgeon today, who had to drain it again and put me on another antibiotic. He said that I have to wait six weeks for it to heal and then he can remove the cyst. He said this all could have been avoided if I had it removed before it became infected. Dr. Flugman is arrogant, dismissive, condescending, rushed and also appears to give poor medical advice. Find another dermatologist. My mother also is a patient of Dr. Flugman. She has a cyst on her head. He told her to leave it. There appears to be a theme.

Horrible experience, I went in to get a mole checked and was dismissed after the doctor looked at…read moreit for one second. This was my first visit to a dermatologist office (now I know better). A reputable dermatologist would've check the whole body for a mole screening, especially if this was the first visit for a mole screening. They get a benchmark so they have a starting point during the yearly checkups. I showed Dr. Flugman the mole and he glanced at it for literally a second and said it's nothing to worry about. I told him that the mole had changed shape, has a dark spot in the middle of the mole in an effort to get a bit more information but nothing. He said it is fine and with that, walked out. Waited over 1 1/2 hours to be seen by the doctor and charged $175.00 for the one second doctor visit. I would never recommend this office. I have gone to another dermatology office and the experience was totally different. They were busy, but I waited (new patient) no more than 20 minutes. During that time I filled out the new patient forms. I was checked head to toe for moles and they logged the ones to keep an eye on.

Truly professional and amazing Doctor. Listens about your concerns and you never feel rushed. Easy…read moreto talk too and she explains everything that you can understand. If you are looking for a dermatologist I highly recommend Dr Feiner

I was in Huntington Hospital from 7/2-7/4. I am 59 years old and my previous hospitalization was 20…read moreyears ago in NYC with a c-section. My point is, I am not used to hospitals and didn't know what to expect. It was a wonderful experience. I had knee surgery- went through the ER and stayed on the ortho floor- 2 North. It was a very humbling experience coming out of surgery and being helpless. I had to use the bedpan first night and second day the rolling commode. The nursing staff- on all levels- nurses, Assistant nurses etc were top notch! Very caring and friendly. The place was very clean and the food was surprisingly good. The doctors took great care of me as well. Nobody wants to go to the hospital, but if you have to, I recommend Huntington Hospital.

The most disgusting hospital I've ever been to there was an old lady in the whole suffering a…read moredementia attack, and all the ghetto nurses were making fun of her. No one was taking her seriously she almost fell off the gurney, and everyone was laughing in regards to myself they sent me home and did not give me adequate care. Stay away!!!!!!!!!!!

When I first consulted Dr. Smith 3 years ago, my skin was red and broken out, along with wrinkles…read moreand sagging. Dr. Smith has made a huge difference in my appearance; I now have clear skin and no redness, and I am much more youthful looking. Dr. Smith is extremely skillful and knowledgeable, and keeps up with all advances in her field. Additionally, she devotes a tremendous amount of energy and caring toward her patients.

From the owner: Led by dermatologist Dr. Phyllis Smith, Huntington Dermatology & Cosmetic offers cosmetic…read moredermatology, lip augmentation, facial rejuvenation, facial plastic surgery, body contouring, laser hair removal, botox, & more. At Huntington Dermatology & Cosmetic, we believe that you can enjoy an enhanced appearance without extensive surgery and a lengthy recovery. We will never pressure you to undergo treatment that you do not want. Instead, we recommend conservative procedures, tailored to your particular needs. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

I don't go here anymore. I was very happy with one nail technician who is no longer there.read more

I have been coming to Spa la bella for a few years now for my skincare. Stella, the owner, has…read morehelped me to "renew" my skin! She is the best and really makes you at ease and comfortable when doing laser. She also does Amazing spray tans! Check her out you won't be disappointed!