Wait to schedule but worth it Front desk polite. Tech…read morepolite. PA nice and did good job.. Parking OK

Dr. Kostopoulos performed MOHS surgery on my Mom's skin cancer above her eye. She was able to get…read moreall of the cancer on the first go round and my mom's eye is healing beautifully. The staff were all top notch and Dr. K and her assistant's bedside manner were perfect. Highly recommend!

I love this dermatology office! I've had melanoma and various basal cells over the last 15 years…read moreand Dr. Magee is the only derm I've ever had that takes me seriously, always listens and does a great job.

Please read before considering using this medical provider. I am a law student living in…read moreCharlottesville for school. While I am upset about what happened to me, I just want to let others know so they're aware of the risks of seeing these "doctors." I was going to Charlottesville Dermatology for about five months to take the medication Isotretinoin (formerly known as Accutane). The PA (not a dermatologist) that prescribed it to me had a pretty meh personality (Amy Randolph? Rudolph?) and did not answer the questions I had in any sociable way, but I did not really care because I just wanted to get through the medication. I started seeing someone named Ines, and she was better. I always thought their billing/reception staff was pretty rude/incompetent, but again, I viewed this as a temporary relationship, so I didn't change providers. At this point, I probably would have given them 3 stars. For those of you that don't know, Accutane is highly regulated, so female patients must take a pregnancy test monthly per federal law. The doctor's office must then fill the prescription within seven days of that test, or another test is required. That's right, they forgot to fill my prescription, so I had to go back for another pregnancy test and was unable to take my medication for a week. No one apologized. Then I found out through a friend that my medication is unequivocally supposed to be taken with a fat-heavy meal, such as salmon or nuts, to ensure absorption. I immediately verified this online, and according to the Mayo Clinic, it's true. I took an extremely intense and life-altering medication (you have to use two forms of birth control on it and cannot drink more than one drink) only to find out that for five months it likely wasn't properly being absorbed. This could explain why my acne only started to clear up after I started going to UVA's Dermatology group. The kicker is that you can only take so much Accutane in your system, so I now have to go off it. I have no way of knowing how much medication was being absorbed, and I never will. This is medical malpractice, and while I will not pursue legal action, I can only hope that no one else has to.

My wife saw a P.A. and said she felt the medical care was adequate as far as she could tell…read more But the billing department might drive you insane. Absolutely worthless! The invoice was paid in full on November 10, 2025. After receiving invoices for the same amount in December and January, I emailed the office on January 14, 2026, to request a correction and provided verification of payment. It should have been a clue that it took 3 business days to receive the following response from A.B., a "Senior Billing Specialist," stating that my information had been forwarded for review. I was then asked, "Please allow some time for the review process." Fast forward six weeks to today, and nothing but crickets and two more unpaid invoices showing up in the mail

Something is wrong with Forefront Dermatology's billing. Today, I was told a co-pay I paid…read morein-office during October was applied to a purchase of Wellbel. Problem is, I never asked for nor agreed to a purchase of Wellbel in October. I simply paid my co-pay. I'm pretty sure they legally cannot apply the co-payment made that day to any other purchase, but I was told that is exactly what happened by the first rep I spoke with. Additionally, my December 2nd billing statement shows I owe additional co-pay, which my insurance company advised me is false information. I don't think I can return to Forefront Dermatology with the billing in shambles like this; I shouldn't have to fight for accurate billing. I would attribute zero stars if possible.

So, I have a rash that my PCP treated for three weeks with only partial success . She referred me…read moreto Dr. Askew, and I'm three days into using the RX, and the rash is almost gone. Yay!

Excellent care. You will like the service, attention to detail, and competent work. Highly…read morerecommended

Highly recommend it. Did a great job only took one time for total removal! Then had a plastic…read moresurgeon in house who did a great job as well!

I have been a patient for several years.. I do not think I am a critical type of patient as I am…read moreretired healthcare management, but definitely observant. The office is clean and well maintained. The staff is Very pleasant and helpful. I have had treatment by 2 practitioners and am currently treated by Sara Hawken, NP. She is very kind, has a gentle touch, and obviously reads my past history (which too often is ignored). She does not overtreat which is a pet peeve of mine and of many. They appear to have current appropriate equipment. They run on time with their schedule. I drive over an hour to get there but I feel it is worth the effort. I have recommended this practice to others.

Never go here! We received terrible care. They jeopardized my daughters health! And when she…read moreasked for help they said, "that doesn't happen". And when I refused to pay their last $114 dollars they sent my daughter to a collection agency! So on top of costing her her health and her job now they're also ruining her credit score. Don't trust these people to do what's right for you or your family!

I scheduled a 3:00 pm appointment with Dr. Teran for a suspicious spot. He took a look, & then…read morecompleted a biopsy. Only 48 hours later my results indicated cancer. Another appointment was scheduled to remove this problem. I decided to alert the office staff that I would like to be considered for an open appointment from a cancellation they might receive. I was contacted just a few days after I notified the office of my desire & was able to have an 11 am appointment. Dr Teran & his tech Kiran are bother professional and kind. It took moments to prepare, to numb the spot & then for the cancer to be removed and a few stitches set. I felt no discomfort whatsoever! I am thrilled that the skin cancer this office detected has been removed. My aftercare is very straightforward as I have dissolvable stitches. I enjoyed my brief visit with Dr. Teran and would highly recommend his services. The entire staff at Family Dermatology of Albemarle is friendly and helpful. My thanks to the entire team!

Had an appt at 3:00. Arrived early as requested. Was not seen until 3:35. I said I was upset when…read moreDr finally came in to see me because no one at reception told me you were running late or did I need to reschedule. Nothing. Just left me sitting there waiting and when I asked how much longer they said ," you are the next one" so I waited. Then the Dr said to me that that is what is to be expected with late afternoon appts. That they will be late. So if they know this why don't they give more appt time to morning appts. So basically she said it was my fault for having a job and only being able to get there in the afternoon and I should always expect my appts to be at least 30 minutes late. What a slap in the face. No apology for being late or anything. I will not be going back and if you go just expect for them to not be respectful of you or your time.