They were great. Bedside manner fantastic the made sure to be quick to care for our concerns.read more

From the owner: Welcome to our clinic location in Provo! Situated in the heart of the city on the Intermountain…read morecampus, specifically within the Physician Plaza, our clinic offers unrivaled convenience. Whether you’re a resident of Provo or a BYU student, our centrally located Provo clinic provides efficient and accessible dermatology services for patients of all ages. Our Provo location specializes in a comprehensive range of services, including excisions, skin checks, acne treatments, and all things related to dermatology. With the expertise of our double Board-Certified Dermatologist, Kevin Myers, and our team of Advanced Practitioners, we are equipped to address a wide array of dermatological needs

Dr. Jenson and his colleague are fantastic! I've been here on a couple different occasions. One for…read moresevere, and embarrassing, eczema all over my arms. They were kind and diagnosed it quick and the stuff I was prescribed healed my skin almost completely in just 4 days. I'll never go anywhere else.

My wife came here for a problem with her lips causing her burning and discomfort. The doctor…read morefigured out what was wrong, when others couldn't and gave her a treatment plan that actually healed her. One thing to note, our experience is that if you come late in the day then you will be waiting forever. Set your appointment early to get in close to your appointment time.

The level of care and concern is incredible…read more A total professional ... as well as a wonderful Doctor. At the same time, the staff is phenomenal. From the Reception Desk to the Clinicians ... just a great patient experience. I highly recommend Dr. Parkinson and his Team.

Bait and Switch avoid at all cost. I was told to pay $100 for an office consultation. Advise I've…read morealready been quoted $160 for the procedure from another Dr. I told them I will not pay $100 just to see the Dr. After consultating with the Dr they advised that the $100 would cover my procedure. 2 months later they are sending me a bill for $190 for the procedure I already paid for. Total bait and switch don't trust them.

I had a wonderful experience here with Dr. Lowe. I have gone to other dermatologists in the past…read morethat I was less than impressed with. And some dermatologists that had actually made my problems worse. Dr. Lowe was willing to listen to everything I was experiencing and find the perfect solution for me. He took the time to listen to all of my questions and concerns and helped to explain things clearly so that we could make a smart decision together. I was very impressed with him both as a doctor and as a person. You can tell he is very smart and knows what he is talking about, but is also kind and personable. I was also incredibly impressed with his office and staff. They were so kind, friendly, and helpful. I will always be coming here for all of my dermatology needs and recommend that you do the same.

Dr. Eyre, a pleasant man, offers cosmetic as well as medically necessary dermatology. The practice…read moreis less hectic than other dermatology outfits in the area and you don't have to schedule months in advance. As a satisfied customer/patient, I have found my dermatologist of choice in Atlanta.

I took my mother, who has dementia, to this office to deal with a cyst. They DO NOT know how to…read moretreat someone with this condition. The nicest thing I can say is that I was really, really disappointed! I filled out all the paperwork ahead of time and indicated that she was allergic to Lidocaine. Then once there; confirmed that with the office staff. After waiting for the Dr to come in and explaining the situation he casually says "Oh well we can't do anything for her then". The amount of effort it takes to get someone with this condition to a new Dr appointment can be immense. I was angry. I said she's in a lot of pain is there something else you can use? He said, "Well I can cut her open without any meds if you want. Or you can take her to the hospital where they will put her under general anesthesia and cut her open about yay far". Are you kidding me?! I ended up finding out from my sibling that she only had a very mild reaction once, so I decided to go ahead. She almost fell as she tried turning over (on a dime) onto her stomach in his chair that had no extra room on either side. He spoke over her and then me the whole time and told me things that every person who has ever watched a single episode of Dr pimple popper would know!! He seemed to like to hear himself talk or preach. Once he injected her he didn't wait even 5 seconds for it to take effect. He poked her skin with a blade and asked if it hurt. She said yes but without hesitation he started cutting!!! Then used the little scooper tool to dig in there really deep. My mom was crying. He just kept talking. Not at all bothered by it. Again because I have watched my fair share of Dr pimple popper I know that lidocaine doesn't go through the cyst so as you remove stuff you probably need to put in more to get it under where he was digging. He said, "Well, she is allergic! And,"You heard how she whined when I put the first shots in. So no." He just kept digging. There's so much more but I'll leave it at that. He was a nightmare!!

Yesterday I was searching for a new dermatologist for my 2 daughters to go to since they moved up…read moreto Provo from out of state. Provo Dermatology was closest to where they are living. The website has a feature that allows you to text the office to ask questions. They got back to me same day. Ellie was sooo nice, helpful, and friendly. She answered all my questions, was already familiar with our insurance, and was able to set up patient accounts for both my daughters. Then she even followed up with my girls to set up appointments. I could not be happier about the amazing service we received.

I've been going to them for YEARS. Always for the same thing and I loved their office. I sent my…read moreboyfriend in for a routine cyst/boil to have it lanced and drained. They sent a sample off to the lab for patho results. We were not told about it prior and got a $450 bill. I called the office to dispute and during the dispute we were sent to collections. This office adds to the growing problem in this country surrounding medical billing and charges we did not opt for. Had we been offered a lab test we would have declined as this is a reoccurrence. Surprise, surprise the Patho results showed nothing of concern. As a doctors office they should be informing patients of tests, ESPECIALLY when they are cash pay. After the lack of communication and the headache over a bill, their service is not worth it. There are plenty of nice dermatologists that won't overcharge you. Even as a long standing patient they would not fix the problem. Thanks for the massive bill!

Same thing as Ashley E. It seems to be a trend. Oversize bills, disputing it, they send it to…read morecollections instead of doing anything useful.

On the good side Dr Jenson managed to diagnose and treat my wife's lips that had been giving her…read morepain for years. And he really takes the time to listen and care for his patients. The downside is that you can expect to be in the waiting room for a long time to get in and then the medical room after your scheduled appointment time before you will actually see the doctor. But somehow once you see him he makes the wait worth it. 5 stars for the Doctor, -1 star for the wait.

I made an appointment on Monday, Apr 4 for Friday Apr 8, the first available slot. I got a text…read morefrom Dr Jenson's office on Wednesday Apr 6 making sure I was going to keep the appointment. I showed up early to make sure the paperwork was completed before my appointment. I literally waited an hour. When I finally asked the receptionist wearing scrubs why I couldn't get a text indicating they were running late, she told me the office does not text patients. I showed her the text. She called the Office Manager. He didn't know any more. My name was finally called and I was placed in an empty room. A young man in blue jeans and a plain shirt: no lab coat, no tie, no scrubs, no ID, begins to ask me medical questions. I asked if he was the doctor. He said no, he was a Medical Assistant. We got up and left after one hour, 10 minutes. Another receptionist had to call the Office Manger to ask for help refunding my copay. I think if any medical service provider is running behind schedule, waiting patients ought to be notified and given the opportunity to re-schedule.