Dr. Munoz at Vista Dermatology is wonderful! Very thorough with a great manner. And extremely…read moreknowledgeable. I hesitate to provide a review because she's already heavily booked but she is so good I had to tell y'all.

Not a very friendly doctor. Seems rushed. Everything I can for, aesthetics, mole removal, she…read moredidn't really want to do. Kept telling me "this spot will just come back", "this will heal too slow" or "you don't really need that". She just kept trying to talk me out of things. She will diagnose your skin tags or whatever but she doesn't want to do anything about them. Staff is unfriendly as well. Nobody introduces themselves.

I would give 0 stars if I could. Stay away. They do unnecessary procedures. Won't forward my…read moremedical records Rude. the list goes on !

This place is great, I made an appointment and filled out everything online so once I checked in I…read morewas quickly seen. Ivanna Saucedo answered all of my questions and was very helpful. My appointment was quick and efficient. I would definitely recommend and go again.

I needed a malignant cancer removed. I got an appointment very quickly, great people! Very…read moreprofessional and very sensitive to the stress of the situation for a person who has no experience with the disease. I highly recommend them to anyone who has a need to deal with skin cancer.

WHY I DO NOT RECOMMEND Against my better judgement I…read morefollowed my Dermatologists recommendation (Dr. Anderson in New Braunfels TX) to have a very small bump on my nose removed through Mohs surgery by Dr. Michael Sorace in April of 2022. I had the small bump for years and was not noticeable. I should have reconsidered after my first consultation with Dr. Sorace when he tried to use some sort of fear factor and said "you need to get this done as soon as possible as your nose may fall off". I kid you not. I just looked incredulously at him and called him on that announcement, and he just chuckled. Anyway, after several weeks passed, I made an appointment for the procedure on a Friday as that was the only day he spent in New Braunfels. What I thought was going to happen and what took place were two different things. Instead of removing the small bump they laid open my entire nose. No one explained exactly what would take place beforehand or would have canceled the entire procedure! I could elaborate more but after almost two years my nose has never been the same and continues to weep!! Make sure you ask all the right questions and are satisfied that you know Exactly what is being done. I also agree with most of the other posts on this site concerning this practice.

I have been going to Dr. McRae for years to remove my permanent eyeliner tattoo. It's been quite…read morethe journey, but Dr. McRae has been the only one who has been able to remove my tattooed eyeliner! I got my eyeliner done in college and it came out terrible. I had been on a mission to have it removed but I couldn't find any laser removal clinics that would remove eyeliner in my area. I then traveled over 5 hours to see her and I'm so grateful I found her!!!! I now live in Austin and don't have to travel so far, but I still come to see her bc other places haven't been successful at removing the eyeliner. Dr. McRae is an amazing doctor and I would definitely go to her for ANY cosmetic or med-spa treatments.

Staff is amazing, beautiful office, and they truly care for you and help you achieve your goals.read more

I was recommended to Dr Rogers for hormone therapy. I was saddened that my last hormone doctor…read moreretired and I would have to research and find a physician that I hoped to be able to put my trust in. I was leery of starting hormone pellets! After my first visit I was so impressed with the facilities and the friendly atmosphere of all of the staff. Dr Rogers explained in length just what the procedure would entail. I was most impressed by her knowledge and expertise of not just hormone therapy. About 48 hours after the first procedure, I felt better than I have felt in many months. My energy, mood and (especially) my libido were noticeably improved! I will receive my third procedure next week and I can't wait! Elaine T

This is the best doctor I've ever been to. I had to quit my job because of my symptoms and, while…read moreshe's sure it's an autoimmune disorder it's apparently one that can't be diagnosed because if she can't figure it out it can't be done. The thing I love most about Dr. Rogers is, besides being an OU graduate, she never gives up. So I'll never give up on her

After starting out so badly (the office wasn't open at our appointment time and we were called back…read morewhen we were halfway back to home), it turned out pretty good. It was my husbands visit and he says this is a most thorough dermatologist. I'll be honest, the main focus of this place was cosmetic, Botox and the like. My husband needed really excellent dermatological skills, not beautifying. So Dr. G came through for him. We left happy. I can see where some people might be put off by Dr. G, because he is very efficient and to the point. My husband appreciated this approach because he too is medical and could talk the lingo.

I truly wish I could be writing a glowing review of the Texas Institute of Dermatology and Dr…read more Ghohestani, but unfortunately my experience ended in disappointment, frustration, and what I believe to be unethical and misleading medical practices. I initially contacted the clinic to inquire about treatment for facial spider veins. After reviewing their website, I felt confident moving forward. Their page clearly lists treatment for spider veins under 5cm at $399-$450 per session or a package of 3 treatments for $999. I was fully prepared to pay that amount if recommended. At my first appointment, I was charged a $200 consultation fee, which was expected. Dr. Ghohestani examined the red mark under my eye and confirmed it was a spider vein that could be treated with IPL. He then told me they were offering a special 3-treatment package that day for $699. I agreed and paid $716.48 (after tax). He even stated that while I might only need one treatment, we'd go ahead with all three to ensure the vein didn't return. I scheduled my follow-up accordingly, with the understanding that two more treatments were included. Due to a work conflict, I rescheduled the second appointment, making sure to confirm with the clinic that it was okay to come a bit later than two weeks post-treatment. They approved the change. When I returned, expecting to receive my second laser session, I was surprised to be asked for another $200 visit fee. I questioned this, as I believed I had already paid for a 3-treatment plan. Dr. Ghohestani came into the room and complimented how well the area had healed but said I no longer needed additional treatments. I reminded him that we had already discussed continuing all three treatments regardless, since I had prepaid. Shockingly, he denied ever offering a 3-treatment package, claimed I had only paid for a single session, and told me this appointment was just a follow-up. When I insisted otherwise and showed them their own website listing the 3-treatment option, Dr. Ghohestani left the room and never returned. A young receptionist was sent in to tell me that "the website isn't always accurate" and that the doctor had created a "custom plan" for me. According to her, I had received a "deal" by paying $699 for one treatment -- which contradicts their own published pricing of $399-$450 per session. I requested a refund, stating that I was misled and did not receive what I paid for. Instead, they offered to let me pay an additional $300 to receive the other two treatments -- essentially asking me to pay full price again. I declined and left feeling taken advantage of, disrespected, and deceived. As a Texas business owner myself, I value integrity and transparency with clients -- something this practice sorely lacks. I will be reporting this experience to the Texas Medical Board, and I strongly encourage others to be extremely cautious before seeking treatment here. The way I was misled and then dismissed is unacceptable, especially in a medical setting.