What a joke! Tried to book an online opponent m, crickets, emailed to follow up, crickets…read more Head to Marin for an actual attentive Dermatologist!

I prefer to be notified when I have cancer. This office may "forget" to tell you like they did me…read more They're more interested in cosmetic procedures and making money than healthcare. Go anywhere else.

Dr. Westrom is a wonderful doctor. I understand he's retired, so this review is about the front…read moredesk staff in the Healdsburg office and the Santa Rosa office. I cannot believe that anyone, especially a medical office where people feel vulnerable and need some level of kindness, employs the kind of people they do, and that you deal with on the phone. Not just the worst I've dealt with in a doctor's office, but EVER delt with. The level of unprofessionalism and rudeness is unlike anything I've experienced with, ever, in any office of any kind. I've been buying a product for 30 years from Dr. Westrom's office, and now I will go somewhere else. Seems as if , since he's retired, no one manages this staff. Truly sad to see, especially since I owe a lot to Dr. Westrom for what he did for me 30-years ago. I wish him a happy, healthy retirement.

I have been a patient for many years but had no need to visit until now. But, my experience is…read morejust as I remembered from the past; kind staff members and a professional, knowledgeable, and respectful attitude from Dr. W. He is warm and reassuring. I won't even consider anyone else. Why would any Dr. (referring to Elizabeth H. review) feel good about "cleaning up" a botched job from an out of state procedure? Silly woman.

Dr. Ratnarathorn is experienced, knowlegeable, and caring. She has treated me for many years and…read moreshe is able to explain things clearly and to listen to and address any concerns that I have. Her office staff is always friendly and helpful. I highly recommend her as a physician.

Dr Ratnarathorn is a fantastic, talented dermatologist…read more She did a Mohs procedure from my nose into my upper lip, and there is absolutely no visible scarring! I trust her with my face and I have more MOHs to undergo. Thank you for your continuous care.

Request the other dermatologists when making an appointment. I went in with three miles on the…read moresides of my head that have been getting bigger and are painful. Lee removed the larger one but wouldn't deal with the other two. When I told him those were the more painful ones, he told me they looked normal after glancing at them. It seemed as he was in a rush and told me to keep an eye on them. I've been dealing with bladder cancer so am concerned with all aspects of my health. By his reactions of my concerns left me feeling upset and even more anxious. These moles went from the size of a dime to the size of a quarter in four months. When I called to get another option , I was told I won't be able to get in for another four months.

Very thorough and effective dermatologist. One of the best that I have found. Sometimes a long wait…read morefor an appointment but we'll worth it.

Dr Tsu i guess took over from Dr Cabral. 1. not enough…read morebandages for wound-had to go out and buy them 2. did not say on the paper instructions on caring for the wound do not use Neosporin ointment. I started using Neosporin 3. I took a shower and jumped into the pool. Instructions never addressed the issue of leaving a wet bandage on a open wound which i did several time. Would I go back to California Skin Institue? ABSOLUTELY NOT I ALREADY HAVE A NEW DERMITOLOGIST. AS FAR AS I KNOW THEY HAVE NOT CHANGED THEIR WOUND INSTRUCTIONS

Schweiger Dermatology Group in New York bought the California Skin Institute. They are backed by…read moreprivate equity investors which means patients get minimal, rushed, and more expensive medical care. My appointment was with Dr. Hayes and among the very worst doctor's appointments I've ever had. She never really examined me and was in a hurry from the very moment she entered the room. The physician's assistant (PA) spent more time talking with me and both she and the doctor pushed a treatment on me that they never fully explained or discussed. Their primary reason for me to do it was because, "it was "covered by insurance". It was abundantly clear to me that this doctor and this practice is was far, far more concerned with profitability than forging a relationship with a new patient. I was there, primarily, to have a few actinic keratosis removed. I asked the doctor how much, and she said $150. The bill arrived today and the charge was $240. I will never return.

She handles my skin problems adeptly. She is a true expert at different types of skin maladies.read more

Dr. Park is not only knowledgeable but takes the time to listen to you and your concerns…read more Even when my insurance wasn't going to pay for me to see her, I chose to see her and pay For it myself. I trust her and feel I am in good hands. I highly recommend her.

All they care about is selling you things you don't need. They've misdiagnosed me for years. Such a…read morehorrible practice.

I've been seeing Carla for many years now and she has always been patient with me and my skin…read moreconcerns. She has always been very helpful and is very knowledgeable. I am very particular about my skin and who I let treat it only because of bad past experiences with other providers so whenever I see Dr. Fisher I know I am in great hands. I'm so lucky I have her!

I came out of a hospitalization for cellulitis in August 2025 with a nasty wound on my lower left…read moreleg. I was treated by two different wound care firms for seven months with no results. Then our primary care doctor, Kathleen Whisman in Sepastopol, recommended Dr. Kivett. My wife and I met with him for three hours. It was an incredible experience. He had reviewed my history in detail, explained alternatives and recommended a course of treatment completely different than the prior doctors. He also recommended strict changes to my diet and the use of lotions to speed the process. He threw in some good humor along the way. He kept close track of my progress. Two months after the visit, my wound is completely healed. I cannot give Dr. Kivett a higher recommendation. Skip. Healdsburg, California.

I wasn't planning to leave a review since I didn't end up seeking this doctor's services, but I…read morerecently received an email from his office requesting feedback from his patients so I've decided to oblige. I visited Dr Kivett around a year and a half ago for help with a deep abscess next to my nose. This was caused by a mistake during a routine filling, and I ended up needing surgery to remove the mass as it kept getting infected. At my visit with this doctor, I felt disrespected from start to finish. I had a huge, gnarly infected bug bite on my face that day, so I was wearing a bandaid when I arrived. This small issue had absolutely nothing to do with the reason for my visit, and was the opposite side of my face, but Dr Kivett immediately zeroed in on it and demanded that I remove the bandaid. I said I'd rather not as it was embarrassing, and he said he couldn't treat me unless I showed him what was under it. I found this completely unreasonable and out of bounds, but I removed it since I genuinely needed help. Still not sure why he needed to see my bug bite, but moving on... He proceeded to roughly manhandle my entire face, pushing and pulling and poking my skin like he frigging owned it. He was so rough and clumsy, I found myself recoiling at the idea of him wielding a sharp object anywhere near me. When I asked him for specifics as far as how the surgery would go, he picked up what looked like a wooden chopstick, manually pulled my upper lip as far out as it would go and started prodding the underside where he would theoretically be making the cut. He openly admitted that this procedure could give me permanent nerve damage. I said I would like some assurance that he would do his best not to let that happen and he refused to give it to me. Toward the end of the appointment, I noticed the most unsettling thing of all--he has a tremor. His hands were visibly trembling as he read anatomical facts to me out of his text book. Nerve damage, in my opinion, would not have been a mere possibility had I allowed him to cut into my face; it would have been a probability or even a certainty. I was only 33 years old and the last thing I wanted was to be put under and wake with a permanently slack mouth, loss of sensation, trigeminal neuralgia, or some other horror. In my opinion, no doctor should continue to practice when they're past their ability to operate at their best. It's unethical and puts patients at risk. I left and decided not to go back. A much younger doctor performed my procedure and I'm glad to report that I can still feel my whole face.