Originally I come here to Dr. Park. I have seen the other doctors but Dr. Park was the only doctor…read morewho suggests doing a biopsy, on my legs. The two previous doctors were just prescribing ointment after ointment. Since I meet Dr. H Park and the treatment she is giving me my hyperpigmentation has improved a lot. And therein one of my visits, I was so surprised to see the picture of Pegi I was looking for her I meet her in Dr. Tarbet clinic in Bellvue. I was so happy to see Pegi again on the Aesthetic side and Dr. Park on the Medical side I'm one happy customer. Dr. Park and Pegi

They are thieves. The billing wanted me to pay them the remaining balance in full of what the…read moreinsurance carrier Wouldn't because it was regarded as excessive. Yet I would only be required to cover 20% of the bill of what was covered by the actual Carrier payment. Even there with their intimidating payment letters I have Zero to actually pay because I fall under Special Needs Program. Basically, they are Private Equity scammers who take advantage of seniors and the uninformed. ALL their offices operate this way. If you choose to support this kind of business, they're the ones for you. My experience with a non-doctor who rushed through the excision in my back was poor too. Mark Twain said it best about suckers. Look up the quote about people fooled.

Best ever. Would definitely recommend. Worked with me so I didn't feel pressured in any way. Highly…read morerecommend...

I was disappointed by my visit with a new, to me, Dermatologist. He was polite but could not have…read moreappeared less interested in helping me. He basically shrugged and said "not much you can do" regarding a chronic condition. I told him about an adverse reaction to an ointment I was prescribed previously and he prescribed another ointment in the same class that caused further pain. It is easy to tell the difference between a provider who cares and is interested and one who really couldn't care less. On a positive note, the front receptionist was wonderful.

My husband and I have been going to RMD for 10 years. I love their personal approach to helping…read morelook refreshed and feel better about myself. I was so happy to learn there was a Bothell office after I moved from Bellingham. I have had a wide variety of services, some I enjoyed more than others, but every time I felt treated like a VIP. I would recommended them to anyone wanting anything from a facial to laser treatments, injections or body sculpting.

So this was my first experience in anything to do with my face so I'll address this as a first…read moretime's Scheduling was super easy and was only a few minutes before I was let in for the consultation. It was awesome, they didn't try to upsell me at all and if anything they pushed me away from anything unnecessary. The day off was super easy I had a few units of Botox which did not hurt at all aside from the initial pinch Will absolutely recommend this place to anyone oh AND they had all the latest procedures so YAY!!

I've been going to North Sound for 3 years now. The staff is great and my doctor, Dr. Jeyamohan…read moreRavi, can just LOOK at something and know what it is. (The older you get, the more weird things seem to pop up on your skin...but everything seems to have a name. LOL) She is very patient, friendly, skilled and everything one would want in a doctor. I have also been to Dr. Valentine who is equally adept and knowledgeable in the practice of dermatology. I can personally recommend them both.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but our experience with Dr. James Song at Frontier Dermatology was…read moreserious enough that I feel obligated to share it so other patients can make informed decisions. My husband underwent an outpatient cyst removal procedure with Dr. Song on May 19, 2026. We were told the procedure went as planned and were given standard aftercare instructions, including avoiding showers and exercise for 24 hours and applying Vaseline afterward. The following day, less than 24 hours after the procedure, my husband began bleeding heavily through layers of gauze, bandages, and eventually his clothing. We contacted Frontier Dermatology and were instructed to have him lie down and apply pressure. We followed those instructions exactly, but the bleeding continued and worsened. When we called the after-hours physician, we repeatedly sought guidance about whether we should go to the ER. Despite explaining the situation in detail, we were unable to get a clear answer. We were told we would "probably end up at the ER" but were also told that no one could definitively recommend that course of action without seeing him. We first went to urgent care, where the physician was uncomfortable treating the wounds because of their depth and complexity. After attempts to stop the bleeding failed, we were sent directly to the emergency room. At the ER, the physician treated the wounds with silver nitrate to stop the bleeding after hours of unsuccessful attempts elsewhere. We did not return home until approximately 1:00 a.m. The next day, I filed a formal complaint with Frontier Dermatology regarding both the procedure and the lack of adequate after-hours support. During that conversation, I learned my husband had no follow-up appointment scheduled for two months. Shortly afterward, Dr. Song personally called my husband and defended the treatment decisions that had been made. Because we were concerned by everything that had happened, my husband sought a second opinion from another dermatologist. That dermatologist informed him that the wounds were infected and required antibiotics and additional treatment. We were also told that corrective care would now be necessary to reduce the likelihood of significant scarring. During follow-up communication, we learned that no pathology report had been performed on the tissue removed during the procedure. What should have been a routine outpatient procedure resulted in severe bleeding, an urgent care visit, an ER visit, an infection, additional medical treatment, missed time, stress, and ongoing concerns about long-term scarring. We understand that complications can happen in medicine. What troubled us most was the combination of the outcome itself, the difficulty obtaining clear guidance when things went wrong, and the need to seek care elsewhere to address the resulting complications. I hope sharing our experience helps other patients ask questions, seek second opinions when necessary, and make informed decisions about their care.

Oh, Dr. Song. I really don't have anything against her as a person. She came along at a really…read morebad time in my life. Actually, life was wonderful when we met, but it quickly went down hill. I went to Dr. Song for dizziness and vertigo last summer. After waiting almost 3 weeks to see her, I was a little thrown off when she spent 5 minutes with me by using a flashlight to look at my eyes. She asked me a couple of questions then told me the reason for my dizziness and vertigo was from my sodium intake. What? I was immediately pissed off and upset, and I let Dr. Song know. She didn't ask me anything about what I eat. If she had, she'd know that I rarely eat processed foods, and I actually look at labels of food almost obsessively. She kept saying, "I can't imagine what you're going through". She referred me to get an MRI, "just in case", but told me to lower my sodium. 10 minutes later, I was on my way out of an appointment I had waited 3 weeks for. I wanted an answer to why I was dizzy and had vertigo. I am otherwise healthy, so assumed my symptoms were due to an inner ear issue. I went to the MRI, but didn't expect what was about to come. They told me I would hear from Dr. Song in a week, unless they had found something. Dr. Song called me the next morning. She said, "yah, um, you have a brain tumor". WTF? And again, "I can't imagine what you're going through" with the same sincerity as before. None. I'll never forget that conversation as long as I live. Nobody wants that call, and I won't bore you with the details other than to say that I am recovering from the serious and painful ordeal of brain surgery, but Dr. Song's bedside manner was absolutely awful at the worst time in my life. I would dissuade anyone from seeing her. I had actually written a letter to the medical director of the clinic conveying my experience, but threw it away when I found out about my brain tumor. I had other things to worry about.

I love Dr. Song, she has been doing small procedures on my face for about two years and I have…read morenever had anything but great results. She is a sweet lady and makes you feel right at home when you are with her. She recently did a laser treatment to my face to decrease brown spots due to sun and age as well as blood vessels that like to show up out of no where. I truly recommmend her, and will never go anywhere else. I love, love, love her!!!

You will have difficulty finding the right office in this cheapo maze, a sign not to. The phone…read morestaff is creepy, the DAC is careless and smug and this PRIVATE EQUITY is out only for $ at your expense. I had a biopsy and after finding out I have a large cancer on my lower back I cancelled the necessary surgery there to go to Virginia Mason on Monday, knowing time is important, still w no schedule and expecting a delay. That's how much I HATE THIS COMPANY. There's much I won't mention. Too much. If you have a real medical condition go to a REAL Doctor. This ain't the joint.

The Handshake Says It All: Unbiased Review of Racial Microaggressions in Healthcare…read more Let me be crystal clear about my experience with Preston Lehr, PA and this dermatology practice: it was unacceptable. As a Black woman, I was subjected to treatment that exemplifies the medical disparities POC face daily in healthcare settings. On my first visit to discuss the removal of skin tags and to have PA Lehr examine my ruptured cyst, his behavior immediately made me uncomfortable. He greeted me with an exaggerated, stereotypical handshake that felt forced and inappropriate--something I guarantee he doesn't do with his white patients in Edmonds. During this visit, he prescribed a powerful antibiotic for my ruptured cyst without mentioning it needed to be taken with food. This potentially dangerous oversight was only caught by my pharmacist, not the doctor who prescribed it. When I returned for my second visit to have the skin tags removed, PA Lehr greeted me with the same uncomfortable handshake. When I asked if the procedure would hurt, his dismissive response that "it's not going to hurt him" was both condescending and unprofessional. I had to specifically ask about aftercare instructions myself--information that should be provided automatically. For my third visit to address the now-calmed cyst, PA Lehr once again greeted me with the same inappropriate handshake. I couldn't help but think: would a 50-year-old white woman, man or non-binary person be treated this way? Absolutely not. During the procedure, he provided minimal explanation and zero aftercare guidance. Only the support staff stepped in to give me the proper information I needed. The support staff was competent, but they can't compensate for a doctor who treats patients differently based on how they look. This is medical racism, plain and simple--not jokes, not lightheartedness, but the exact kind of differential treatment that research consistently shows undermines care for communities of color. I'm giving two stars solely because: 1) The procedures were technically completed and 2) The support staff provided information the PA should have given. I will never return to this practice and strongly advise against it for anyone--ESPECIALLY people of color who deserve healthcare providers who see and respect them as human beings deserving equal care and dignity.

I was an established patient at Modern Dermatology for several years before moving out of the area…read more After returning, I understood that I would be considered a new patient again and accepted the long wait time. I scheduled an appointment nearly 10 months out. Unfortunately, due to a travel conflict, I needed to reschedule. When I called, I was told the next available appointment was another 9 months away. That kind of delay makes it very difficult to maintain continuity of care, especially as a returning patient. I understand demand is high, but the lack of flexibility or reasonable rescheduling options was disappointing.

I'm sure the doctors are competent but the office seems to be run poorly. not worth the hassle.read more

Have been a patient of Dr Spoonemore for years. Called the clinic to schedule and appointment and…read moreonly *after* they did a whole insurance verification on me, did they tell me that Dr Spoonemore no longer works at this clinic. I said I was calling to book with her specifically and they said something like they 'couldn't tell me anything about where she is even if they wanted to" or some other unprofessional statement. This deceptive practice guarantees I will not visit this clinic for any reason going forward.

I can't imagine a bigger waste of time than this clinic. I was referred by my urologist. Her advice…read morewas literally to see a urologist after the most rushed, uncaring and unhelpful visit in any establishment I've ever entered - including fast food restaurants, gas stations and porta potties. I left less knowledgeably about my condition than before I walked in the door. You'll learn more from a poorly formed google search than any crumb of shoulder shrugging this place can barely muster. I'd give an infinite number of negative stars if I could for a clear insurance scam this place seems to be.

First thing they care about is money. They REFUSED to even book an appointment without my Medicare…read morenumber. Too bad I don't know it. I didn't memorize it. Seems like they sent me a piece of paper about 10 years ago, but it's gone. Normally they just look you up when you come for the appointment. Why be normal? If this is their Customer Enragement policy, it's working.

I scheduled an appointment with them, and they were very aggressive mentioning that I should be 15…read moremins before, because they are "too busy". I had to take a day off work so that I could be on time for my meeting. I show up 15 mins before my appointment just as they asked, and they tell me that they are too busy, and they will not see me, because they wanted to see me 30 mins before... RIDICULOUS! I even showed them the reminder THEY sent me on my phone and told me, well, we can just reschedule because we did not change your appointment... What a JOKE!!! They imply their time is important, but their customer's time is not... STAY AWAY...