I was referred to Dr. Raji in Williamsburg several years ago by my family doctor. She said she was…read morereally good and she was correct. I had to have a cyst removed from my back and I barely felt anything. She was great and I only have a small scar. Also, the cyst was not cancerous so that was great news for me. I have only been to the Williamsburg Office but everyone there was very nice and professional.

From the owner: We are Dermatology Specialists, a full service dermatology practice that has been providing…read morecomprehensive and compassionate care in the Hampton Roads area since 1987. Our team of board certified dermatologists utilize the latest technologies and techniques to provide you with state of the art care for your skin, hair, and nails. We provide dermatologic care for adults, adolescents, and children at two locations for your convenience.

He is the only dermatologist my wife feels comfortable going to. He is up beat and hilarious…read more Only negative is his office doesn't accept American Express.

I really love the staff here. They are always super sweet to me and my toddler. Very easy to get…read moreappointments. Hardly any wait time.

I've been seeing Dr Schumann for at least 12 years. Never had a problem getting an appointment,…read morewaiting too long to be seen or with any of the staff. There is a lot of turnover, but everyone is always professional and nice- if not friendly. I used to go to Pariser Dermatology, but could NEVER get an appointment and always waited forever to be seen. That place is a factory. I'm quite satisfied with Jamestown Dermatology.

I was very dissatisfied with my visit today. I went in to talk about my worsening adult acne and to…read moretry to understand the causes for what's happening. My visit with the doctor lasted at most 10 mins. He seemed rushed, stood the whole time, arms crossed, leaning against a counter, acting like he had one foot out of the door. I felt the whole appointment was rushed and impersonal. I got the impression that he didn't care about this problem but rather was trying to push prescriptions. I was offended because when I was expressing that I didn't want to go on birth control for my acne again the doctor actually laughed and persistently suggested that I go back on the pill and didn't even talk to me about other options to control hormonal acne (Even though I'm not sexually active and I have dysplasia in my cervix that hormonal birth control can worsen this condition). The only thing he suggested was a blood test to see if it was hormonal but didn't set anything up to follow that through. Anyway. At the end of the day I paid for an appointment that lasted 10 minutes and was not personal. I wish the doctor would have sat down and spent more time trying to figure out what's going on, because acne is not a "one pill fixes all" problem.

The purpose of this visit to Newport News was to assist my sister with her medical treatment now…read morethat her husband had passed away and she needed help with transportation and home assistance for a few days after small procedures to address melanoma on her eyelid. She wouldn't be able to drive herself to these doctors after general anesthesia and one eye covered with a bulky patch. Peninsula Dermatology & Skin Cancer Surgery Center in Newport News was the first stop for the MOAS Procedure. This microsurgery removes a single layer of skin cells and examines each to determine if the suspect cells are gone, or if another layer must be taken off. She was lucky to require only one dermis layer to be removed when she was advised a second would not be required. The medical assistant who took charge of prepping her for the surgery was friendly and supremely competent. She escorted sister into the operating room, helped her complete the forms and introduced her to the surgeon, and further assisted as appropriate in the O. R. It was she who returned to us in the inner waiting room to give the happy news that we could now move on to part two of this day's agenda - the reconstruction of the eyelid. The only rub with Act II was that we had to travel to Richmond (about 90 miles away) to accomplish this feat. Thus, my role as chauffeur. Please check on Virginia Oculofacial Surgeons page for the end of this story. FIVE STARS for the quality, expertise and humanity of Peninsula Dermatology and Skin Cancer Surgery Center. They got us off to an auspicious start.

I would absolutely recommend this practice. I've had a seamless experience! Dr. Hime is sweet,…read morefriendly and patient with any questions or concerns you might have about your care!

Amanda is the best , if an issue pops up, post a pic and she gets right back to you !!!!!!read more

I had a Mohs procedure performed by Dr. Spring at Pariser, Williamsburg and it could not have gone…read morebetter. The doctor and staff are very attentive and kind, so happy they are my "go to" dermatologists.

I was referred here. I waited a little over a month for my appointment. I'm glad I waited…read more Dr.Gardner was great. He made me so calm and took my concerns and anxiety I had and handled it well. He was very knowledgeable in another health issue I had. The PA who was there was nice. She was learning and I had no problem being there to help that. The staff was so kind and welcoming. It is totally worth the drive from Poquoson to Glouster.

Dr Gardner was very professional, thorough, easy to talk about my dermatology issues. Highly…read morerecommended. Office staff friendly and helpful and location convenient as well.

Do yourself a favor by going elsewhere. Dr. Emory may not be knowledgeable about the anatomy of…read moreeyes. My eyelid surgery resulted in a severe case of dry eye causing vision problems. I will probably need additional surgery.

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