Great staff, thorough examination, procedures explained in detail, highly recommend. Dr Carroll…read moregreat clinician

My dermatologist does a fine job, however, the wait time is ridiculous. They send me 15 reminders…read moreto come to an appointment just for me to wait a half hour before I am seen. Super frustrating, bad business, well good business for them

Wonderful experience from the time I spoke to receptionist, to being greeted by the nurse Ashley to…read morehaving Morgan my Nurse Practicioner enter the exam room. Morgan examined the skin area that was bothering me and also found another area that I needed to have removed. She explained everything that she would remove and explained all that she needed to do. I didn't have any discomfort during the 2 procedures. Morgan explained everything that I will need to do post procedures to my daughter and myself. She also said the samples will be sent out the the lab and I will be notified in about 1 week or so. Thank you Morgan and Ashley for a great experience and my daughter said she will also make an appointment to see Morgan CNP

I would not recommend this practice to anyone and will not be returning after my recent experience…read more I had an atypical mole removal in early June. An NP did the removal and an RN did the stitches. Two weeks later I returned for stitches removal by an RN (which I'm told is standard practice). I expressed concern about infection at that time due to increasing redness and new drainage which started the day prior to stitch removal. The RN retrieved Dr. Campbell who placed her hand on the wound site and asked how sore it was. I said it was a little sore and she said "it's not infected, you'd be jumping out of your chair if it was." I felt uneasy with this assessment. 9 days later the site started draining pus. I was seen the next day, the NP drained the site, took a culture and said it wasn't that bad and a topical antibiotic would be enough. I insisted on an oral antibiotic and she prescribed doxycycline. I noted that the surrounding area felt sore and she told me it wasn't related. 6 days later the culture came back for MSSA (sensitive to doxy) and acinetobacter (resistant to doxy). I called to speak to a provider about it but did not hear back until a day later (7 days after culture taken). I was told by someone on the phone (not an NP or MD) to switch to ciprofloxacin and stop the doxy. I decided to have a physician I work with consult with an infectious disease doctor who advised me to continue both antibiotics to completion. After 3 days of the cipro the soreness, which I was told was not related 10 days prior, finally began to subside. Throughout the entire ordeal I repeatedly asked questions to ensure I was not doing anything that could be causing infection or impeding wound healing and I followed all instructions. The wound still looks questionable even 2.5 weeks after completing both courses of antibiotics but I am not consulting with other providers since I do not trust the practitioners at Main Line Dermatology to take my concerns seriously or give best practice advice and information. I am now dealing with the bills from extra office visits and pathology which could have been avoided if #1-an advanced practitioner did the initial stitches and #2-if Dr. Campbell had taken my concerns seriously and not been dismissive. I am appreciative of the second NP's (Ying Yang) willingness to listen to me and prescribe the doxy, but did not appreciate her dismissiveness when I described the soreness I was feeling. I work with patients in an acute care setting myself and am appalled at how I was treated as a patient in this practice. Unacceptable.

Elizabeth is the very best aesthetician I have ever known. YES - her knowledge and skills are…read moreexceptional. The major difference between Elizabeth and other aestheticians I have known is that Elizabeth is deeply engaged, shares tips and tricks, is always available for questions. More than anything else, Elizabeth is a PARTNER in skin care. The partnership is what I value most.

Carly is phenomenal!! She was referred to me because she's especially skillful with addressing…read moreunique treatment needs. Without Botox/Dysport, one of my eyebrows raises higher than the other. Carly has comprehensive knowledge of anatomy and effectively treats my asymmetry which positively impacts my overall confidence. She's also incredibly patient and takes time to answer all of my questions and provides recommendations that allow me to maximize the time between my treatments. I'm so grateful - thanks, Carly!!

I have had now 3 integrative massages (including lymphatic drainage) with Bodhi at Village Wellness…read moreand she has been fantastic! I would highly recommend the 90 minute massage with her. She is highly skilled and great at what she does!

My company recently arranged for a virtual 'Guided Meditation' session with Lance from Village…read moreWellness, and I'm so thankful they did! I struggle with ADD and tend to have a very 'noisy' brain even in normal circumstances. Now, with the current stress and anxiety related to COVID-19, I've had increased difficultly focusing on tasks, both professional and personal. As Lance led our group through some basics of meditation (being still, at ease and aware), I absolutely felt my mind and body calm down, which was awesome! His way of leading and encouraging us through the process was easy to understand, even to a first-timer like myself. I absolutely plan to incorporate this technique into my daily routine, and hope that my company might provide additional sessions to us in the future so I can learn more. Thank you, Lance!

Staff are friendly and courteous, professional atmosphere (hense the generous 2 stars), IF you're…read morefollowing things according to plan. If there are issues with your treatment, you may not receive a call back for weeks, and instead might have to keep calling them. I purchased the laser nail treatment with the "written guarantee". Before originally scheduling in January 2014 I confirmed over the phone that this was a money back guarantee, and the answering staff member confirmed yes, that they've never had anyone that the treatment didn't work on. One year and 3 treatments later, after following all instructions perfectly in addition to going above and beyond to be sure I was doing my part, my nail situation is worse, not one bit better. I was assured the entire time that I just needed to continue following instructions and scheduling appointments. No results. Now they're refusing a refund, stating that it's just a written guarantee that it works, meaning they'll continue treating at "no cost". I'd rather get that whopping $500 back for this bogus treatment then continue playing this game. Now I have to take Lamisil and risk my liver, or just live with this problem forever. Don't waste your money. I'm very disappointed.

Fantastic results from laser treatment here. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful!read more

Ladies are absolutely amazing! Walked me through the whole process. They didn't try to push…read moreproducts on me. They are very good with communication. Sadly they don't really show any prices on their website and you have to make an appointment for everything. They do NOT TAKE WALKINS

Unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience with my recent Dysport treatment at KP…read moreAesthetics. How the Dysport was administered has affected my eyelid, and my right eye is now completely closed. This has had a significant impact on my daily life as I am currently unable to drive and I am having considerable difficulty working with only one functioning eye. I am also particularly concerned about the amount of Dysport used as a higher dose was administered without my approval. Regardless of whether the additional amount contributed to my current issue, I did not consent to an increase and this has significantly eroded my trust in this practice. I understand that complications can occur with cosmetic injections and not every outcome is necessarily predictable. However, I believe patients should be able to trust that their specific treatment requests and consent will be respected. In this case, both the outcome and the decision to administer more product than I requested have left me extremely disappointed. I hope the practice takes this feedback seriously and evaluates both the treatment process and communication with patients moving forward.

Sometimes free is not always great. I went here before the pandemic to get dental work because I…read morewas unemployed and didn't have dental insurance. So I went in and after 2 or 3 times dealing with the same tooth they finally pulled it out. Now my bottom molar just lost a good chunk of a filling that they put in. I realize it's free to come here but thier dentists are horrible. I don't recommend them for dental work. So far all the work that was done on me the fillings chipped or came off. So I went there in 2017 , 2018 , 2019 , 6 years later all the fillings they put on are either chipped or fell out. So now I have to find another clinic. Unbelievable is all I can say.

If you're out of work or not insured, this is a place where you can get primary health care for…read morelittle or no cost. You must be income qualified to obtain services here, but the goal of this organization is to keep you well so you don't have to go to the emergency room for a strep throat.You have to make an appointment just like a regular doctor's office and everything is set up just like a regular doctor's office. If they can't provide the service you need here, they will make every effort to help you get what you need at an outside provider at reduced or no cost. You don't have to call around; they advocate for you. They offer primary and specialist care, and complimentary care like chiropractors. They also offer dentistry. DON'T ignore your dental health!!! Different specialists are available on different days. They provide everything from diabetes education to mental health counseling to smoking cessation to gynecological care. They make every effort to accommodate patients who don't speak English with translators. Like the name says, most of the folks who work here are volunteers. It's a good organization trying to make health care accessible to everyone. If you need to see a doctor, check them out.

Our appointment today was at 3:45. At 4:22, I asked the receptionist what was going on, she said…read morethey "only had two doctors working," as if that's an excuse. It's not like I just walked in off the street hoping to be seen, I had the appointment for almost a month. It wasn't until 4:45 that we actually saw the doctor. At check out, they asked for my co-pay, and I asked them to waive the fee since I had to wait an hour. They wouldn't even waive the nominal co-pay fee. Not impressed, will not go back, would not recommend. Also found the exam room odd. "Sterile" gown hanging on the back of the door on a hook, and medical instruments soaking in blue solution on the countertop.

Dr. Veitia has a kind caring demeanor, but he is incompetent. I had breast augmentation with him…read morethat left both breasts permanently numb. He severed my nerves. I wouldn't wish this on anyone. He is horrible.

I had a follow up cataract surgery visit with Jenny Dang. She was rude, rushed, dismissive and more…read moreinterested in her computer than the patient, answered questions with generalities. Dismissed me at end of visit by shoving a folder at me saying" go right and give this to the front desk for me". Never looking up from her computer. Her assistant Liz was just as bad. Would not trust her with my care. I have seen several doctors and assistants at Chester County Eye Care and have had good experiences. The front desk is great too.

Terrible experience. Appointments take forever and you get shuffled around from person to person…read morewith this stupid piece of red paper that makes you feel like an inmate in prison. Staff is very unfriendly. I had surgery, which was portrayed to me as simple, but was nothing but simple. I had every complication possible and these complications were poorly addressed. I kept being told to "put these drops in and it will be better tomorrow", which, of course never happened. Possible complications such as hemorrhaging and blurry vision (which both happened to me). were never discussed as possibilities pre-surgery. The anesthesia during surgery was inadequate and when I brought it up with the surgeon afterwards his response was that he "relies on the anesthesiologist." I guess nobody was paying attention when I told them during surgery that I could feel what they were doing and it hurt. Now I am being told I need a second surgery. I cannot, in good conscious, let these people touch my eye again. Horrible experience.