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    Dallas Dermatology Partners

    3.6 (20 reviews)

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    So this is my second appointment here with Dr. Erica Muller. Let me tell you, when it comes to patient care and attention it's well worth it. I was referred here by my PCP and since day one they all have so understanding and professional. I was in for some skin tag removal procedures and it required multiple appointments. They were so accommodating and understanding. Her office assistants are so polite and professional. This place can get pretty busy at times and that speaks highly well about all the doctors here. I will definitely continue to come here.

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    3.4(16 reviews)
    4.4 miNorth Dallas

    Absolutely the worst dermatology experience out there…read more First, they had me come in and paraded in a few intense, one who was wearing a mask below her nose like an idiot. Then I had to come back because the one doctor doesn't do any cutting and I had a weird colored mole. But wait, they didn't actually take that mole but cut another one I wasn't worried about that was in a place you couldn't stitch so I had an open sore for a couple weeks Worst of all, I was waiting to see what insurance would cover and exploring told the lady in person and over the phone a couple weeks later to call me once insurance was done and I'd pay it immediately. Instead I get a call from collections. Adding insult to injury, they will not stop emailing me no matter how many times I ask. Stay far far away from this crappy dermatology clinic.

    Have been coming here for a few years and used to have a 5-star review up, but can't really…read morerecommend them at this point for a few reasons. 1) Poor communication and lack of continuity between visits. They don't seem to have a good system for documenting patient concerns or outcomes. I feel like I'm a first-time patient every time I come in, having to repeat myself about what's going on. They keep asking me "How is XYZ going?" where XYZ is some random, long-named condition that I've never heard of before, and they say 'well it's in your chart" and I say "you tell me that every time I come in but I don't know what it is" and they say "well it could have been this, or that, or this other thing." Seriously? 2) Everything they can possibly prescribe to treat things is expensive. Skin cream? $750. Foam? Another $350. 15 minutes with the doctor? $120. Copy of my medical records so I can review them more thoroughly? $25. Would be great to find a doctor willing to actually work with patients on finding reasonable treatment options. 3) Difficult to work with in general. When they recommended a particular blood test, I said, "Great, how much does it cost?" They had no way of answering my question. I asked if they could check with the billing coordinator, and still could not get an answer. It took many phone calls over 2 weeks to find out that they send blood samples out to a certain laboratory (which is out of network), and the end result is that the blood test would cost me 250% more at this office than if I got an order for a normal, in-network lab. Saved hundreds of dollars by simply asking my primary care doctor to call in the same blood test to another place. Maybe this office would do that too if I asked, but I doubt it given how difficult everything else is. 3) Seemingly minimal regard for patient needs. On my most recent visit, I brought a skin issue to their attention that is a new thing that started bothering me a few weeks ago. Their solution? Injections that will cost $30,000/year indefinitely, which they glibly said "will help me take care of the deductible on my HDHP." No other option, just that. I ask "how long do you think I need this for?" and they can't tell me, because it's a new treatment - under 1 year old - that doesn't have much data yet. I asked "So what were you guys doing before this $30K/year treatment? Can I have that instead?" "No, it's more risky. This is your only option." OK, great, so I can commit to pay thousands of dollars out of pocket for a brand new condition that has been bothering me for like a few weeks and has no alternative? All in all, it just doesn't feel like a friendly place to get treatment. There are plenty of other options on Yelp with a significant history of more satisfied patients.

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    5.0(4 reviews)
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    Bodyology has changed my life for the better. I have piriformis syndrome and have lived with…read morenagging pain for the last 10 years. I've had numerous chiropractic treatments, massage, and physical therapy but none of those have given me lasting relief. The shockwave/laser therapy available at Bodyology has resolved the pain in just two visits. The folks here truly know what they are doing. The facility is super clean and the people are friendly/very knowledgeable.

    I've had a nagging right shoulder muscle injury for years. After a quick consultation with Geoff…read moreLeber, he suggested that I take a 15 minute treatment with the High Dose Laser. The treatment itself was painless, and I only felt a deep warming sensation in the area that that had been giving me trouble. It's difficult to explain, but the warmth was not on my skin, it was at the muscle level. The pinching pain that I had been experiencing was 80% gone at the end of the treatment, and completely gone 3 days later. It's been a month, and I still have not felt any shoulder pain whatsoever. I highly recommend Bodyology and their wonderful staff!

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    3.0(2 reviews)
    13.7 miArts District, Downtown

    I'm not even sure where to begin with this experience. As a professional in the beauty industry,…read moreusing a term like "wrinkly" to describe a patient's face simply because you didn't like the feedback you solicited is completely unacceptable, particularly when it was clear that I wasn't concerned and was content to let the results wear off, as the effects are temporary. The technician could have simply accepted the feedback they reached out to obtain. I wasn't complaining or requesting any correction; I was merely responding to a follow-up text request and mentioned that my smile is relaxed due to the Dysport. That was all. When it became apparent from the comparison photos that my smile was, in fact, affected, the technician shifted the focus to say, "But it really helped with your "upper face wrinkles" which I never considered myself to have lol. I typically see a doctor for Botox, and even when I use the term crow's feet, my doctor takes the opportunity to educate me by using the proper medical term. While I understand that a technician is not a physician, it was still highly unprofessional and off-putting for someone who solicited feedback to then use my own photos to label parts of my face as "wrinkly" in an attempt to justify their work. If a professional cannot receive honest patient feedback without reacting defensively, they should reconsider conducting follow-ups altogether. As a medical professional, they are also held to a standard of bedside manner, and failure to uphold that standard can warrant a report to the appropriate licensing body. Patients seeking cosmetic procedures are often particularly sensitive about their appearance, and for a provider to make them feel worse is dangerous.

    I've been seeing Sharon for over 3 yrs now. Nothing but professional and kind. She's helped me with…read moreskin care, wrinkles, lips..it's been nothing less then perfection. I highly recommend that u go get a consultation and discuss what u would like to enhance about ur beauty. We r all beautiful but Sharon just takes it all up to another level with her skills.

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