i trouble setting up an appointment to the office in San…read moreAntonio. to go to the local office in Kenedy, TX. I called to the Kenedy office and was able to secure an appointment with Allison for the afternoon for my husband. He was quite impressed.

From the owner: Offering a full range of skin treatments for patients of all ages, Texas Dermatology utilizes the…read morelatest technologies, we provide all of the best therapies available for skin problems and diseases.

Dr Meagan Harris was a pleasure to meet with, she was attentive and knowledgeable. I liked that she…read morelistened to my concerns and then responded. She was quick to diagnose my skin issue and seemed very confident. The front office staff were professional and very helpful.

This is by far the worst medical organization I ever went to. Dr. Nichol Owens would not even let…read moreme make another appointment with her and she interrogated me for prescription drugs that had nothing to do with dermatology. She is an absolute creep as her assistants. I would definitely stay away from this place. There are plenty of much better places to get care. Don't waste your time here or your money.

I never leave reviews, but this has been the most trying experience just to set up an appointment…read more Every time I have called the scheduler has been difficult, rude and just all together unpleasant. She has continuously made me feel like my calling to schedule has been a huge imposition for her. It's unprofessional and unwelcoming. I was a previous patient in 2022 and trying to return for an appointment with Tommie, but at this point I am taking my business elsewhere.

My Office Experience was great from start to finish! The care and quality received were top notch!read more

When I first went to see Dr Milton Moore I was exhausted and honestly pretty defeated about my…read moreskin. I have a skin tone that discolors very easily and I was dealing with stubborn hyperpigmentation and recurring painful acne that felt impossible to control. It hurt physically and it took a toll on my confidence. I had already tried every over the counter lotion and potion I could get my hands on and nothing made a real difference. From the first visit Dr Moore treated me like someone worth fixing not a hopeless case. He listened without rushing he explained every step and he made it clear that getting my skin healthy was a process we would work through together. That reassurance mattered more than he probably knows. His approach was thoughtful and consistent and for the first time in years I saw real progress. The discoloration started to fade the painful breakouts stopped and I finally felt comfortable in my own skin again. I am grateful every time I look in the mirror. Dr Moore changed more than my skin he changed how I feel about myself. I recommend him without hesitation.

I really loved my first visit with Dr. Milton. He listened to all my concerns and was efficient &…read morethorough. He was running behind but the communication was great! Quick and easy visit -- the front desk was kind. Also have the add that the aesthetics of the clinic are amazing! Modern furniture, very clean, and it smells good lol.

This dermatology practice is excellent. The care the complete scan of ones body and the treatments…read moreare all perfect. I highly recommend Cibolo Creek Dermatology Group!

Love love love this Dr.s' office. Tracy at the front desk…read moreis fantastic. Funny, personable and very efficient. Laura Allen RN is amazing with facials and fillers. Highly recommend

Just got the stitches out! I'm really impressed with these…read morepeople. I can't say enough to recommend them!

I "was" a patient of Dr. DeSilva, I have a mole on my arm I was concerned about so I submitted an…read moreappointment request through their website. I never got a call back. After two weeks I called the office on June 1st. The receptionist explained that their earliest appointment wouldn't be till the end of August. She did say they always have cancellations and that I should call back if I needed to see someone sooner. I asked if they had a waiting list she could add me to, her response was they don't have one because "it didn't work for them"! I would have to call each morning. WOW, what happened to putting the patient first. Going somewhere else!

The BEST doctor for skin in the world. He is also interested in your general health as well. I went…read moreto him for some issues with my hands and he did a nice skin check up for me. He froze off a few skin tags and did it all with a smile. He is a fantastic doctor...if you can get in to him, you will never regret it!

I only visit once a year for skin examination and Dr. Emily is the best. My wife loves AHD too!read more

Very unprofessional and insensitive office. When I tried to reschedule an appointment, I was…read morechastised by staff in an accusatory tone and told that "Dr. Frikke is not pleased." As the primary caregiver for my 89-year-old father, my schedule often changes last minute. Instead of compassion, I was met with judgment. I would not recommend this office. My review was not about your no-show policy, it was about the unprofessional and insensitive way I was treated when trying to reschedule. I'm not surprised many reviews mention similar issues with your front office. An impersonal reply like this only proves my point.

Dr. Ross is an amazing dermatologist. I recommend her to everybody. The staff is amazing too!read more

I went to get a skin check and have a growth biopsied. As others have mentioned, the skin check was…read morefast -- too fast. It took only a couple minutes and was done solely with the naked eye. As for my growth, I felt pressured not to have it biopsied, as if their doing a biopsy was a waste of time. However, I insisted, and that was a good thing because it came back as a basal cell carcinoma. They called to give me the news at the end of the day before a holiday weekend and pressured me into undergoing radiation at their clinic. Naturally, I was in shock because I hadn't expected the diagnosis considering how I'd felt pressured not have the biopsy in the first place. They had acted as if my concern was purely cosmetic, so being told I had skin cancer was completely unexpected. I spoke with the doctor for approximately 2-3 minutes before she passed me over to the person in charge of administering radiation. Even aside from the speed, the whole thing felt suss because the doctor was telling me they'd checked my insurance to see if it would cover radiation, but if radiation is the usual or best treatment, why wouldn't my insurance cover it? Next thing I know, I'm being told by the person in charge of radiation that I'll need to have 20 visits, but not to worry about my per-visit copay because they'd only charge me $250 all-in. Even in the moment, that rang alarm bells. After I got off the phone and had time to process and do research, I realized that surgery, specifically Mohs surgery, is considered the gold standard of treatment for my skin cancer, and they hadn't even mentioned surgery as an option. I called back after the holiday weekend to express my concerns, and while they were open to not doing radiation, they told me that they didn't do Mohs surgery and that a Mohs surgeon probably wouldn't even take me a patient due to the location of my cancerous growth. As a result, I'd probably just have to do surgery in their office, a surgery that was more or less guesswork and that if the doctor guessed wrong, I'd need another surgery. Basically, they explained it in a way that made surgery seem like a much worse option, and again, it felt like I was being pressured into radiation, something that would make them a lot more more money due to the number of visits required. I'm so glad I followed my instincts and went back to my primary care doctor. Her own research also led her to discourage me from radiation, and in talking to me, she mentioned off-hand that the 3-minute conversation and subsequent sales pitch for radiation had been charged as to my insurance as telemedicine. I was shocked by that. How is giving someone biopsy results and an aggressive sales pitch telemedicine? Thankfully, my primary care doc immediately referred me to a Mohs surgeon, who called me the next day to make my appointment. Not only should I have a one-and-done visit, but I'll only pay my copay, making it 5 times less expensive as well as meaning I'll have to take significantly less time off work. Based on these experiences, I will not be returning to Ross Dermatology. The people in the office are friendly, and perhaps it is a great place if your concerns are cosmetic rather than medical. I don't know. However, Ross Dermatology feels less like a medical office dedicated to giving you the best care and more like business trying to make as much money as possible. I do understand that unfortunately, in the US, medical care is also a business, but everything about this experience felt like making money was their primary driver and like my health concerns were just a means to that end. I will also note that since deciding to be seen by another doctor, my insurance claims have been adjusted, and by adjusted, I mean they suddenly have higher charges. Like nearly everything else in my experience with this office, that feels suss.

So rude. Called to set up and appointment and was very kind to them. All I got was attitude and…read morethey hung up on me! Not even a have a good day or anything. Leighanne, if you're reading this, I don't know how you can greet patients so rudely. Over-all Leighanne, you're impolite and it was unnecessary. Hope they see this about you. Now I see why this place has a 2.7 rating.

I had surgery in January to remove skin cancer, and Alok Vij was my surgeon. He was absolutely…read moreamazing throughout the entire process -- kind, compassionate, and genuinely caring. I was very nervous about the possibility of reconstructive surgery, but Dr. Vij did an incredible job. The area has healed beautifully, and I am beyond grateful for both his skill and his bedside manner. I truly appreciate the care I received and feel very thankful that he was my doctor.