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Christopher Hull, MD

4.2 (6 reviews)
Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Brian J Williams M.D., P.C. - Miniature devoted tree in the waiting lobby

Brian J Williams M.D., P.C.

2.8(21 reviews)
1.4 mi

Be really careful coming to this place, Dr. Williams is typically the only man in the building and…read morehe has made me very uncomfortable as a minor and an adult. I didn't know at first that he was being unprofessional and inappropriate, but I am not the only one who has had this type of experience. He does NOT give you a gown or leave the room for exams. My last appointment I was sitting on the table clothed, waiting for a shot, and he said "drop your pants." I've noticed most female dermatologists that work here ALWAYS are gone within a few months; I assume he is being inappropriate with them as well. He was extremely rude when I didn't want to be the first person in Utah to take BRAND NEW medication, so I don't think for one second this man cares about his patients. He wants your money and he wants to take advantage of you.

I was naive to what a dermatology appointment was supposed to look like as I'd never been. So when…read moreI was not given a gown for my full body skin check, I was super uncomfortable being so exposed but figured this is what it's supposed to be! After being seen by a female dermatologist who provided a gown, privacy to change, and went out of her way to keep me covered, uncovering just the portion of skin being checked, I realized what a completely unprofessional and creepy doctor Dr. Williams is. I also agree with all the reviews about him talking so fast, inappropriate bedside manner, overall horrible experience!!

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Utah Dermatologic & Medical Procedures Clinic

3.0(2 reviews)
1.5 mi

The staff are pleasant and helpful, I've never been kept waiting more than a minute or two, they…read morehave fair pricing for procedures & Botox as well as awesome monthly specials. Dr Jepson is knowledgeable and precise, my Botox has never looked better!

WARNING!!! If you were injected by Steven P. Jepson in Murray, Utah, get imaging!…read more Steven P. Jepson, M.D., in Utah injected suspicious substances into my midcheeks at his med spa. He said the fillers he injected into my midcheeks are hyaluronic acid and dissolvable. Imaging would later reveal illegal silicone in my midcheeks. This permanent silicone was injected into me against my will and knowledge. Facial silicone is illegal. This liquid silicone was injected into my face illegally. Ultrasound imaging is easy to get at a doctor's office. Silicone appears like a snowstorm, brighter than the surrounding tissue. Based on Steven Jepson's sketchy behavior after his injections, I am suspicious of what exactly he injected into me. During approximately 13 separate sessions, excessive chemical was injected into my midcheeks to try to remove the fillers Steven Jepson injected. Multiple doctors were unable to chemically break down the fillers. Because I was told by Steven Jepson that he injected hyaluronic-acid filler, and because the fillers were NOT breaking down, that allowed excess chemical to be injected into me -- trying to break down his filler. The natural structure of my entire face was destroyed by the excess chemical. The excess chemical spread throughout my body, and I experienced severe bodily harm. Not knowing silicone is located in my midcheeks, I contacted Steven Jepson via email. I informed him of the unsuccessful attempts to remove the fillers he injected. He then mailed a refund check to me for the fillers. But when I asked to speak with him over the phone, he refused. And when I emailed him questions regarding trying to chemically.break down his fillers, he was evasive and would not answer my questions. This made me more suspicious of what exactly he injected into me. I then requested and received his medical record. After receiving the medical record, he sent an email to me stating that he would no longer speak with me, and that if I have any questions, I can speak with his insurance company. Insurance companies provide lawyers to represent doctors in legal cases. This raised serious concerns of what exactly Steven Jepson injected into me. Furthermore, I was in need of medical care and Steven Jepson refused to see me or speak with me. A doctor who cares about a patient would say: These are my fillers I injected into you, come see me at my office, and let me help you. Steven Jepson did the opposite. He did not care about my health and safety. I reviewed the medical records Steven Jepson sent to me. The appearance of the product labeling for the fillers he injected appear inauthentic. Additionally, the medical records show two fillers having labels with duplicate identification numbers. There should not be duplicate labels -- each filler is supposed to have its own unique identification number on the manufacturer label. Yet, the label for one filler has the exact identification number on the label for a second filler I purchased, which he injected almost three weeks later. The filler labels in Steven Jepson's medical records were sent to a dermatologist who sent the labels to their executive-level contact at the manufacturer. The dermatologist then replied that the labels are "fake". Shortly after I received my medical records, I spoke with Steven Jepson's receptionist who told me that Steven Jepson was in the process of changing medical-record systems. I told Steven Jepson that I was very concerned for his other patients. Months later, he sold his business and retired. When I take all these inconsistencies, including Steven Jepson refusing to speak with me, it raises serious concerns of what exactly Steven Jepson was injecting into me. I've spent approximately $200,000 on trying to chemically remove the substances, and the subsequent surgeries and procedures trying to address permanent disfigurement and harm I suffered from excess chemical. All because I was lied to and thought I was trying to remove hyaluronic acid. Not illegal, permanent silicone. To anyone who is unable to dissolve their filler, immediately get imaging -- either an ultrasound or mri.

Joseph D Jensen, MD - 6 weeks later -dark spots are lighter

Joseph D Jensen, MD

4.4(10 reviews)
2.0 mi

My dermatologist for over 35 years recently retired and sent my records to Dr. Jensen. After my…read morefirst visit, I understand why. Great experience with office staff making the appointment; they contacted me several times with reminders and check-in information. They were great with billing and ordering prescriptions. I only waited a minute in the waiting room after filling out paperwork and in the examination room after changing into a soft cotton gown. Dr. Jensen's assistant (nurse?) Cindy was so friendly and answered my questions. Dr. Jensen was kind and professional. He was concerned with my overall health. The office was easy to find and there were plenty of parking spaces in the lot.

I've lived with the mole on my forehead all my life. My granddaughter calls it "honk, honk. Yeah,…read moreit's that big. I wanted to get it removed years ago but I guess it wasn't time. I went to get a physical in March and my doctor noticed it right away and recommended I get a biopsy. She referred me to Dr. Jensen and they called me to make an appointment. I went in there thinking I would have a couple of visits to discuss removing the mole. To my surprise the doc performed the procedure on my first visit. Took like 5 minutes. He also treated me for my dark spots on my face which I had just accepted they came with age. He prescribed a 12 week treatment and it's been six weeks. The treatment has felt like my face is on fire but moisturizing several times a day soothes the skin. I am pleased with the healing process of my mole and noticeable difference in my dark spots. The staff is friendly and well organized. I will be coming back for other dermatology needs. Also, my granddaughter is not happy the honk honk is gone. "Why you do that g'ma? I liked the honk honk."

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