I've always had a good experience at this practice. The office is very clean and well-lit, the…read morestaff is friendly, the doctors are helpful, and they run on schedule! I've had visits with two different doctors and like that the doctors are not afraid to recommend different treatment options and willing/able to answer questions. If anything, my one critique is about how long it can take to get in for an appointment. In my experience, they are usually booking at least a few months out...but this can sometimes also standard for dermatology appointments ‍

Went here today! Was a quick check in and the doctor took his time to go over everything and to get…read moreme on a speedy road to recovery!!! I highly recommend !! We will be back !!!!

I have been a patient of Epiphany Dermatology for several years. The doctors and nurses have been…read morewonderful. Having a requirement myself for Mohs surgery, the south side of Atlanta metro area is fortunate to have one of the finest skilled physicians, Dr. Nozile in the area. His commitment to his profession and the comfort of his patients makes him one of the finest physicians that I have been to. If you have a need of a dermatologist, I highly recommend Epiphany Dermatology.

This was, unfortunately, one of the most disappointing experiences I have ever had with a…read morehealthcare provider. My child was seen by Titilola Lola Sode, MD, and I left the appointment extremely dissatisfied with the manner in which both my child and I were treated. I drove approximately one hour and twenty minutes to this office because I specifically wanted my child to have access to a provider of color. I made that decision because representation and having a provider who may understand certain concerns and experiences were important to me. From the beginning of the appointment, I felt that the provider's facial expressions and tone toward me were dismissive and demeaning. I explained that my child had been diagnosed with eczema at approximately three months of age. In response, she looked at me and stated, "Who told you that?" She then told me, in front of my child, that there was no way he could have been diagnosed with eczema at three months old. She emphasized that they are specialists and suggested that a pediatrician would not be able to provide an appropriate diagnosis. The manner in which this was communicated made me feel as though my intelligence and understanding as a parent were being questioned rather than my concerns being respectfully addressed. When I explained that I had been able to improve much of my child's skin irritation, her response was, "With what?" Again, the tone and facial expression accompanying the statement came across as judgmental and dismissive rather than curious or supportive. As a parent, I understand that medical professionals may have different opinions or diagnoses. However, disagreement should never come at the expense of compassion, empathy, respect, and effective communication, particularly when speaking to a parent in front of their child. I am a Counselor myself, and I understand the importance of creating an environment where individuals feel heard, respected, and safe when discussing personal concerns. Regardless of what a provider may personally be experiencing, patients should not feel that those emotions are being directed toward them. Healthcare providers are entrusted with people who are often already vulnerable and concerned about their loved ones. Patients deserve to be treated with dignity, kindness, and professionalism--even when the provider disagrees with their understanding or previous medical history. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I will not be returning to this office. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and used as an opportunity to improve the patient experience. No parent should leave a medical appointment feeling belittled for advocating for their child.

I saw Dr. Nozile And talk to her about a few concerns. She was excellent at explaining things and…read morehow I need to handle them. She gave me a few samples called in a prescription for me and then took pictures so we can see the improvement when I come back in three months. This Dermatologist was previously call Tara dermatology but now it's called Avail As the previous owner sold the practice. Great service and I would recommend!

I am very disappointed in the way this practice has gone downhill…read more Yesterday I received a notice that there is a ding on my credit report. After several phone calls I discovered it was from Tara dermatology from 2014. They have my current address on file and yet they NEVER sent me a bill. When I called the person I spoke with in billing had zero sympathy for my problem. You can just pay the $200 she said, it was because your insurance didn't pay it. You can call them. I don't remember going to the dermatologist in 2014, and I'm not really sure what insurance I had back then. It is really a shame that companies can do this to you without notice.

I highly recommend this Doctor , she's very empathetic,she listens to Your Concerns and doesn't…read moreinterrupt, shes inquisitive and wants to Genuinely Help You get to the bottom of your overall Health Problems you've had, so she can properly diagnose You...I've been seeing Dr.Sharpe for over 15 years, Give her a try , you won't regret getting good medical help ....The office staff are very Helpful and inviting when you walk In The door

The absolute worst experience. The front desk was just okay. The problem is when I went to the…read moreback with the assistant. First, she seemed like she could not understand any thing that I was telling her, as if she was new. I immediately felt uncomfortable with her knowledge as this was my first visit. When Dr. Sharpe came into the room, she barely introduced herself and just starting walking around me telling me what the growths were on my skin without asking me a question. It was the oddest feeling. She started examining my skin all over and I was put off as I still have not said a word to her. When i finally got a chance to speak, she over spoke me and was very dismissive. She said that she was not qualified for the condition that I had and referred me to another doctor, but I threw it away and now seeking another dermatologist as I do not feel comfortable with her, so i don't trust her referral. I am up to date with all of my doctors and love all of them..GYN, Primary doctor, and eye doctor, but this was the worst. Never again.

Dr. Young and her team are awesome. I've been seeing her for my weight loss goals for about a year…read moreand it has made a huge impact on my health. I highly recommend.

Dr. Barrera is amazing.She spends a lot of time with you and genuinely cares. She goes above and…read morebeyond to make sure that she helps you with whatever problems you may be having. She will give you a lot of helpful suggestions to try.

I initially visited World Famous Dermatology a few years ago and attended several appointments…read morebefore discontinuing care. My experience at that time felt very sales-driven, with heavy emphasis on expensive treatments, facials, peels, and multiple topical products. Despite spending a significant amount of money, I did not notice much improvement in my skin, which ultimately led me to stop going. In March 2026, I decided to give the practice another opportunity after being referred by a colleague who had a positive experience with Dr. Harper while undergoing Accutane treatment. During my first appointment with Dr. Harper, things started off well. She evaluated my skin, ordered lab work, discussed a treatment plan, and began the process for Accutane enrollment and paperwork. I also purchased prescribed medications from the pharmacy, spending over $200 in addition to my copay. At my second appointment in April 2026, I waited over an hour to be seen. Although I had scheduled with Dr. Harper, I was unexpectedly seen by Dr. Bryant instead. During the appointment, Dr. Bryant appeared to reference records from my visits years ago, and I had to remind him that I had just been seen the previous month by Dr. Harper to begin the Accutane process. I was under the impression that, since my lab work and required paperwork had already been completed and I had started contraceptives as instructed, I would be starting Accutane at that visit. During the discussion, I also had to remind the staff that I had not yet taken the required pregnancy test. After the test was completed, I was told my Accutane prescription had been sent and that I could pick it up that same day. After paying my copay and leaving, I received a phone call stating that there was an issue with my paperwork and that the Accutane process had not been entered correctly. I was then informed I would have to wait another 30 days to restart the process due to the error. At my most recent visit on May 13, I was again scheduled with Dr. Harper but was instead seen by Dr. Bryant. By this point, I was already frustrated due to the previous issues and specifically wanted continuity of care with the physician I originally returned to see. During the appointment, I was once again told there were problems with my Accutane paperwork. I overheard staff in the back discussing that my information had not been processed correctly, my March lab work had not been reviewed, and that I would need to wait yet another 30 days before treatment could proceed. The repeated confusion surrounding my records, lab work, and Accutane enrollment process made the entire experience feel extremely disorganized. What was most disappointing was the lack of communication and accountability. At no point did a physician come speak with me directly to clarify the situation, review the errors, or attempt to resolve the concerns after multiple delays. A simple conversation and better organization could have helped restore confidence and possibly kept me as a patient. Financially, I paid: * First visit: $75 copay plus approximately $250 in prescriptions * Second visit: $75 copay plus $60 for a dark spot treatment * Third visit: expected $75 copay, with the only service provided being a pregnancy test and notice of another delay Overall, my experience was frustrating due to repeated administrative errors, lack of communication, and poor continuity of care during what should have been a straightforward Accutane enrollment process.

I'm not one to slander a business, I really wanted to like this place despite the almost unanimous…read morebad reviews. I went ahead and gave them the benefit of the doubt after reading tons of bad reviews. That's my first mistake. So I've been looking for a black dermatologist for an issue with my scalp. I suspected what my condition was and I just wanted confirmation and to begin treatment. This is not a simple case of acne. I decided to go here solely based on the fact that they are open on Saturdays, so I didn't have to take off work. That's my second mistake. I arrived to my appointment and the front desk staff were friendly and wearing masks (can't say the same about the provider). I check in, wait a few minutes, and I'm called backed. When I made the appointment, I requested to see the doctor, not the PA, because again, this is not a case of acne. So I'm surprised when the PA comes in. Even more surprised at the fact that she was not wearing a mask in the middle of a pandemic. She barely peers in my head for a fraction of a second and gives a diagnosis and prescribed a few things. This diagnosis did not seem correct to me but I decided to try the treatment for a month. The provider was not friendly or empathetic. She lacked all the qualities necessary for good bedside manner. She told me to return in a month for follow-up. This whole interaction lasted about 2 minutes. After completing the month of treatment I sought out a new dermatologist. I've now received the correct diagnosis consistent with what I suspected and am on an appropriate treatment plan for my condition. I decided to write this review after seeing the new dermatologist and how an appointment should go. I'm very happy with my new dermatologist and will not be returning to 'World's Famous Dermatologist'. It was totally worth taking the hour or two off of work to see a competent dermatologist and get on the correct treatment plan.

I definitely recommend Dermatology Institute in Newnan. Thank you to Brook for making me feel at…read moreease today during my first visit. She was kind, caring, and compassionate. Jessica performed a full body scan and was very knowledgeable and professional during my appointment. Both ladies are an asset to their professions.

I saw Brooke today for a facial. She does a fantastic job! I cannot say enough about her skills…read moreand how she goes above and beyond to be certain your experience is the best! An extremely good value! I will definitely see her again. I just wanted to publicly say thank you to her again and to encourage anyone looking for skin care...book an appointment!!

To tell a patient with a bump that it is ossification and a plastic surgeon would need surgically…read moreremove the bone was and outright lie. the bump was in the skin and could be moved. Problem was resolved with a competent dermatologist, there was no bone.

I made this appointment a few weeks back and is scheduled tomorrow. This morning I get a text from…read moretheir service stating my visit will be $100 but I have BCBS and they are in network. They referred me to the billing department and she explained it's my deductible. I'm not paying $100 and you don't even know if you can help me. But to text a day before my appointment is not good customer service. After reading these reviews, I think I'll go elsewhere matter a factly!!