Have not met with physicians there yet but based on initial interaction, not pleased. No one ever…read moreanswers the phone when you call there. You are looped into various voicemails for the Stanford and Milford locations. Unless you have an emergency which I haven't tested yet, no one ever answers the phone. I had to play phone tag simply to schedule an initial consultation that was referred by another physician. When I asked for a better time to call so I could speak with staff, I was told that they don't answer the phone because they don't have enough staff to handle the calls and that I simply needed to leave a message and wait for a call back. I told her that I missed their call twice already because of that policy. Who does that in today's day and age? I think that they can afford for one person to pick up the phone when the phone rings so that patients can get information and schedule appointments. Not impressed. The Dr better be fabulous or will go elsewhere. Need Mohs surgery for skin cancer.

My father in law needed mohs surgery. Dr. O was fantastic…read moreand one of the best Doctors. Kind and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!

I'm very disappointed with my experience at this dermatology office. I never even got to see the…read moredoctor because the staff insisted that I leave a credit card on file before anything else, supposedly in case the insurance did not pay. The strange part is that they never verified my coverage with the insurance company first. In most medical offices, the staff checks benefits, co-pays, and coverage details directly with the insurance provider using the billing codes. That is literally part of their job. Instead, they wanted ME to call and figure everything out myself, even though I already provided my insurance card. I explained that I was not comfortable leaving a credit card without knowing exactly what would or would not be covered. Leaving a card on file without verification feels like giving a blank check. Everyone knows insurance companies often do not pay 100% of inflated medical charges, and patients can end up receiving surprise bills. The staff kept pushing paperwork and forms on a tablet instead of doing their own verification work. I found the process extremely unprofessional and incompetent. In all my years dealing with doctors' offices, I have never been told that verifying insurance coverage was my responsibility. Unfortunately, I wasted my time and left without seeing the dermatologist. I'm sorry to leave this review, but I think people should be very careful before signing forms or leaving a credit card without clear information first.

Dr Young is great. She answered all my questions and didn't try to push a lot of expensive…read moreproducts. She is a wonderful balance between professional and personable.

Insane. I had a small rash above my right side of my lip by my nostril which spread to my lower lip…read morelike and around my mouth and nose. I was extremely exhausted as well and didn't feel right ; I was told I have keratosis and pustular rosacea and I believed it, upon getting my eye exam the other day my doctor said my eyelids were so clean there is no way I have rosacea or mites - with the rash still persistent on my lower lip line accompanied by what looked like a deep zit / bloody nose , I went to urgent care - I have MRSA - and staph infection of the left nostril and face. I was prescribed MRSA pills and cream, the rash is gone and my skin is 10 years younger and not gross and itchy from ivermectin - I had staph. Doctor failed to recognize staph.

Dr. Levy is an excellent doctor. However, charging $100 nonrefundable, not able to be applied to…read moreyour bill, admin fee for a medical appointment even though your insurance covers the medical appointment 100%, is absolutely unethical. I could understand having $100 admin fee for the aesthetic part of the business but when it comes to seeing a medical doctor for a regular annual skin check that is fully covered by insurance, there are just so many levels of cringe tied into this. Again, if the fee could be applied to the bill, I get it, but the fact that it is a nonrefundable fee that is never applied to any amount that you owe, makes no sense. They canceled my appointment an hour before I was due in the office because I wouldn't pay the fee. They allowed me to schedule the appointment even though I refuse to pay the fee, but didn't honor it on the day I was going in. It shows that the fee had nothing to do with a no-show concern since I was on my way. It made no sense. I definitely will not be doing business again with Westport dermatology.

The doctors and staff are very nice, but I advise you to be very cautious about allowing them to…read moreperform MOHS surgery. I have had two MOHS surgeries for both of which I was told I was at clean margins and was not. I ultimately lost my ear and am now dealing with the metastases of this cancer through nerves that has turned Stage IV because I was told I was at clean margins and was not. Be very cautious.

Misdiagnosed poison ivy for shingles - would not recommend…read more Extremely disappointed by my experience at this practice. After calling in panic about an itchy rash on my neck/shoulders, I was seen for an emergency visit. After 2 minutes, I was immediately told I had shingles. My symptoms? Severe itchiness. I spent 1 week on unnecessary anti-viral medication (Valtrex) that made me tired and unwell, the rash cleared slightly but itching was still severe, keeping me up at night. I had a follow up the next week with noticeably more bumps/blisters down my arm, was told I didn't need more Valtrex and was prescribed a topical steroid. For shingles? I should have known at that point this wasn't shingles, but instead placed my trust in a medical professional who specializes in skin conditions. Two days later, I rushed to the ER as I now had a severe rash on additional parts of my body. After a thorough examination, two ER doctors confirmed this was NEVER shingles - it was poison ivy. They prescribed me an oral steroid (prednisone) and said it would get better in 1-2 days. I saw an additional dermatologist for another opinion and he confirmed it was never shingles, just a severe (and dangerous) allergic reaction to poison ivy. I called Greenwich Point Dermatology to let them know, they apologized for the misdiagnosis and said they would speak to their practice manager. I got a call from the PA who misdiagnosed me and she was unapologetic - she's STILL claiming I may have had shingles, but noted it was difficult to diagnose initially. Really? Because you seemed pretty certain after seeing me for 2 minutes that it was shingles 2 weeks prior, and doubled down on the diagnosis even when I came in for a follow up with a rash that had now spread. I'm looking forward to putting this behind me, but I spent nearly 2 weeks misdiagnosed with shingles, out from work, bedridden and sleeping 15 hours a day with no relief, even contemplating suicide several times, when in reality all I had was untreated poison ivy. I thought I was crazy, was told my issue was a nervous system one, to just calm down and relax. I'm extremely frustrated at the medical irresponsibility of this practice, and the larger issue with our healthcare system refusing to take the time to holistically examine patients and their symptoms. It's all about the money. So sure, if you want fillers and botox, this place may be for you. It's boujee. But if you have a real MEDICAL concern, I'd go somewhere else.

I tried to make an appt to see Dr. Brownell for myself, my daughter and my mother. The receptionist…read moredid not return my email requests or voicemails. It took numerous attempts to get an appt booked. I only persisted at that point because I had gift certificates. By the way....this facility added sales tax to the certificates. For those of you who aren't aware, according to the CT State Dept of Revenue services, gift certificates are not subject to sales tax. Once we arrived at the appt, the receptionist did not properly schedule the service my daughter was looking for so there was no time after a one hour drive! When checking out, I paid with my credit card for me and my daughter. Neither, me, my Mom or my daughter were given a receipt. When we got home that day, we all contacted the receptionist and asked for our receipts. The receptionist then told me my credit card charge didn't go through (even though it did). I had evidence of this on my credit card statement. She said she would have to speak to Craig, the doctors husband who doubles as office manager. Craig contacted me the following week wanting my credit card number again! I declined and sent him the screen shot that my card was charged. About a week after receiving Botox, it set in with horrible results. My face was crooked. I sent Craig a picture. He said he would show it to Dr. Brownell and she would call me immediately. She never did. He also said he would email me a gift certificate as an apology. He never did. I have the text streams of these conversations with him as proof. After not hearing from Dr. Brownell regarding the terrible results, I decided to file a dispute. I needed to go to another practitioner to fix what she did. This facility has responded to the dispute with a pack of lies. Here they are: 1) They are saying I was rude and aggressive to the receptionist. Not true. I was more than patient given the receptionist was not competent in any of her interactions with me. 2) They are saying Dr. Brownell called me 2 times to discuss the bad results. Not true. 3) They are saying I blocked their number. Again, not true. 4) They sent a picture to the credit card company of my forehead without squinting indicating that the treatment was successful. This is misleading as Botox can take at least a week to kick in. 5) They have the audacity to accuse me of "Theft of Medical Services" which is a "larceny". Shame on Dr. Brownell or perhaps it was her narcissistic husband for stooping this low. I was unhappy with results and she never called to discuss so after a couple of weeks of waiting I filed a dispute. That makes me a thief? How unprofessional! The above-mentioned visit I've described was a comedy of errors from beginning to end. For the high prices they charge, clients should certainly be able to expect to have a pleasurable experience. If I could give less than one star, I would.

I visited Westport Medispa on Tuesday. It was such a cute, quaint office. Very, very clean! I met…read morewith, Rhea and she performed the Hydra Facial MD. I left with the best glow my skin has EVER had. Rhea was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. I signed up for the monthly hydra facial club. I cannot wait to go back for my next treatment. Anyone looking for a great place to have these types of services, this spa is definitely a must go!

I had the best experience with Emma !!! A previous injectors over injected my face and gave me…read moremassameter Botox which caused some jowling ! Thanks to Emma my face looks normal again. She never pushes anything you don't need and is a master artist I'm so grateful! Xoxo Tiffany

Emma Robinson is a master when it comes to making you look refreshed but not overdone. She is a…read morelicensed RN and a former elite model with a great eye for aesthetics. And she personally trains every member of her team. She has several locations. The Stamford location is beautiful and pristine and the front desk is good at staying on schedule.

I was recommended to this practice when I had an emergency. They saw me immediately and could not…read morehave been more professional, caring and kind. The office is small and well-run and everyone from Dr. Sabetta herself to Clare, her PA to Adele at the front desk are so friendly and helpful. They really care. My situation was somewhat scary and I needed Dr. Sabetta's calm and professional bedside manner to get through it. I did. Clare is sweet and professional and extremely caring. Adele works her magic at the front desk to make it all happen in a timely way. I cannot recommend them more highly.

Do not waste your time trying to make an appointment with this doctor. She may be the greatest…read moredoctor in America but her staff is terrible. I called and got a person on the telephone who asked if I was a patient in Greenwich. I see 4 doctors. I gave him my name, birthdate,telephone number and email. He was unable to find my account that I was looking at!! He said I'll have to set up a new file for you. I said you will not. This is ridiculous and hung up. Unfortunately I can't email the doctor directly to tell her about this fool.

The Primping Place has this incredibly warm, homey feel that instantly puts you at ease the second…read moreyou walk in. The whole atmosphere is just so relaxed. Lisa is a phenomenal resource--she doesn't just give treatments; she genuinely helps you solve problems from both the inside and outside. I've tried a bunch of services here and highly recommend them all, but you have to try the LED light therapy. It literally felt like it magically healed my tweaked knee! Between that and the glypto, I'm hooked. If you want top-tier treatments without that stuffy, sterile spa vibe, this is your place.

I have had two services at The Primping Place. The facial was really relaxing and my skin looked…read morethe best it has in years! A friend gifted me a flow press (I think that is the name) which helps clear toxins from your body by synchronised pressure applied from your feet up to you chest and arms. It takes about 1 hour from start to finish. It is relaxing. You might feel quite tired the next day. Drink lots of fluids! My experience was REDUCED CELLULITE IN MY THIGHS! I really am not joking. The current location is an intimate office, and my understanding is they are expanding at a different location in the next few months. That's a good thing, because the flow press treatment alone will leave you wanting more! Lisa and her team have several types of treatments from which to choose. Refer to her website and book an appointment and get started!