A good option if you need a quick appointment and want to be seen by a doctor as soon as you can. I…read morewas able to secure an appointment just a few days in advance. Online booking is easy. Located just before Target/Kohls shopping plaza in an office space with just a few floors. Free parking available. There is a checkin kiosk, but it was not working properly. I was provided with an iPad to complete a questionnaire. I waited about 30 minutes after my appointment time to be seen. After a few basic questions from staff, I waited for the doctor for another 15 minutes. Dr. Amy is enthusiastic and will listen to your concerns. She's very quick and will move on to the next. So be sure to have your questions ready so you don't forget anything. Nice to get a few samples from the team as I headed out. Restroom available in the hallway. Just grab a key at the checkin desk. Overall, clean, generally efficient, and organized.

Recommend by a friend. Great care with why I went there, and took care of a problem I put up with…read morefor 5 years. Three days and it's gone. My only question is why didn't I come here sooner instead of living with it? My only downside is you need a computer to log into Apex Dermatology. (A smart phone will not do)!

I seriously rarely leave anything less than 4 stars, but in the case of a doctors office, being…read morehonest about an experience can legitimately change someone's life. Long story short: The doctor wasn't empathetic and was hard to communicate with. I felt like my concerns weren't taken seriously. I actually left my appointment feeling upset and frustrated, which was hard to shake. I was later able to sync up with another doctor outside of this practice who took my concerns seriously and was able to get the open and positive relationship I desired. I didn't have great interactions with the office staff. The whole experience was uncomfortable. I don't dispute that they have probably offered life saving care to patients and maybe just have speciality areas they excel in. As someone new to the dermatology world this was just not the office for me.

Dr Berg was nice and answered my questions. I just think the front desk is very unpleasant. Every…read moretime I have called she sounds like her dog just died and doesn't have time to speak to me. When I went in person for my first appointment, the energy was the same. The front desk just comes off very unfriendly.

Clients Beware, You Are NOT Being Told the Truth About Where Your Money Is Going…read more For two years, I tipped my nurse injector at Radiant Divine Medical Spa under the belief that my gratuity was going directly to her, the person who performed the service. What I didn't know, and what no one at the spa ever disclosed, is that all tips across every Radiant Divine location are sent directly to the co-owner, Ryan Devault, a man who is not a licensed medical professional. According to a phone conversation Ryan had with my husband, he personally collects all client tips and redistributes them to employees as he sees fit, including staff members you never interacted with. Not only is this incredibly deceptive, but it's also unethical. Clients are never told that their tips won't go to the person who cared for them, and I was never given the chance to opt out of this hidden policy. Even more troubling, Ryan's wife, Rachel Devault, is a licensed nurse and also a co-owner who works at one of the spa's locations. While I can't confirm whether she accepts tips herself, her dual role makes the entire system feel like it was designed to exploit a loophole, to benefit from client gratuities without disclosing where that money actually goes. When I found out what was happening, I called to cancel my membership and voice my concern. Instead of taking accountability, I was met with resistance and eventually offered a refund, only if I agreed to delete my Google review. That moment told me everything I needed to know about how this business operates. Radiant Divine presents itself as a high-end, professional medical spa, but behind the scenes is a web of non-disclosed financial practices, conflict of interest, and reputation damage control. Clients deserve transparency, especially when it involves money, medical professionals, and trust. Please think twice before doing business here. If I had known the truth earlier, I would never have stepped foot in the place.

Terrible. Serious decline in service. I visited in 2024 for 11 lines on my forehead and received a…read moregreat result. I returned in 2025 for the same thing and received a poor result as the 11 lines remained. I went back a second time in 2025 for them to correct and must have received saline injections because the 11 lines remained. I requested a refund and Rachel declined by saying she did a great job in 2024, so its fine that she failed in 2025. Absurd. Rachel's demeanor, professionalism, and conversation declined as well. I don't know what happened to her, but I'm sorry for her, I still had 11 lines, and I still want my money back. Go elsewhere because Rachel is something else now.

She refused to prescribe another medication even though the current medication was not working. I…read morewent to another dermatologist and am just about completely cured.

Always late. People sometimes must go on their lunch break but its impossible here. Sitting for 30+…read moreminutes is the norm if youre lucky.

I first went to Dr. Dominic Tam four years ago for skin cancer. I was taken aback by how dirty all…read morehis offices are but I liked his personality. His time with you is extremely rushed as he is crazy busy. No gowns so if your modest, think about that. I was impressed with the results of the skin cancer procedure and all went well. now fast forward to present day. I had a LAST appt at 4:30 and 6 people were ahead of me. I went in for a itchy scalp just on the right side. He took a QUICK peek at my scalp and said " Just the right side?" I said " Yes." " He said " That's impossible, it could be a brain tumor, here is a RX for shampoo." AND WALKED OUT. No mention of coming back or what to do if the itching won't stop.

Over the past eight years our family has used Orthowest. I have needed Cortisone shots periodically…read moreover the years. Dr. Limbach have helped me greatly with pain management. We have found them to be a great 2nd opinion and medical referral.

If I could rate them 0 stars I would. Dr. Karas messed up my knee replacement. Put it in too big…read moreand crooked. I was 50 years old and incapacitated. In pain everyday and night and on pain medication for 9 months after surgery. He told me sometimes is just doesn't work out for people. Had revision surgery from a different surgeon a 1year later and fixed it