Today I went for 6 month checkup at Dr. Greene's office. The nurse practitioner who takes care of…read moreme is Ms. Shelby Lantier. Shelby is a dedicated professional and an excellent part of Dr. Greene's team. She takes the time to explain everything she does while examining you as well as offers advice. Plus she always has an assistant with her taking notes, helping out. Dr. Greene has organized a group of medical professionals. I'm very pleased with his office and Miss Lantier. I left the office today with a clean slate!!! :)

Amazing at his trade! Dr. Greene is extremely knowledgeable and professional. He is thorough when…read morechecking for suspicious moles/marks. He takes the time to explain what he is seeing, and continues to support and educate you about the types of possible skin cancer etc. He ALWAYS follows up with his findings in a timely manner. Also, his office/building is super "fancy". Not sure how better to explain it. Large floral bouquets, granite counter tops, lots of wood work etc. I highly recommend Dr. Greene. Don't hesitate to call for an appointment for your skin caner screening. It's important!

In mid July while working I discovered a bump near my belly button, the umbilical cord. It came out…read moreof nowhere quickly. And during the month of July I had my dermatologist appointment. While she examined me she noticed the bump and stated that's a hernia. And she mentioned a doctor who specialized in hernia's by the name of Dr. David Burns. I told her I had scheduled an appointment shortly after my appointment with her with my regular doctor for him to look at it. Within a few hours I visited my regular doctor and he to stated it was a hernia. I showed him the name of the doctor my dermatologist mentioned and he said he had met him and suggested I try him. I came home and called his office and got an appointment on July 16th. I met Dr. Burns on the 16th, he said it's a hernia. I said you have been recommended by 2 other medical people and I'd like you to perform the operation. He directed me down the hall to his private secretary Veronica, and she sat with me went over the details and times available. My surgery was scheduled right then and there, August 8th. Everything went well. 19 days, everything said and done! I was pleased with Dr. Burns, Veronica, and the entire operating room staff. They were all professional and caring people.

Wednesday was my bi-annual checkup at Schweiger Dermatology in Brighton. My nurse practitioner is…read moreLucas Terry. I've been a patient of Lucas's for the past approx. year now. Lucas is a good guy, very dedicated to his work. He gives his patients a thorough exam, and communicates with the patient about things he sees or what the patient asks him about. Lucas gets a 5.

I'm not one to typically post a public negative review, but in this case, I'm willing to make an…read moreexception. Do. Not. Go. Here. I'll start with the most egregious piece-- I came in to an appointment to check two concerning spots on my skin. One was frozen off, and the other I was told, after a quick glance, was fine. Two months later I came back because my GP happened to see a spot in my annual that concerned him (missed by the doctor prior). When I asked questions in that biopsy appointment, I was given curt, cold responses and the same "I don't know that's why we're doing the biopsy" response. Biopsy ended up being fine, but I had such a negative experience I decided to change practices. I made a new patient appointment at the new practice, and that doctor performed another full body scan. Not only did this doctor identify another spot that I wasn't aware of that, yet again, the other doctor had missed, BUT ALSO CONFIRMED THE SPOT THAT I WAS PREVIOUSLY CONCERNED ABOUT WAS, IN FACT, CONCERNING, which a biopsy then also confirmed. On top of all this, their customer service is HORRIBLE. It's a huge company and you can't just pick up the phone and call and talk to someone and it seems like everyone is at some central call center in New Jersey or something. Do yourself a favor and find another dermatology practice.

Dr Young was a huge disappointment. The practice is also…read morepoorly run.... Definitely would not recommend.

From the owner: Dr. Calvin Young is an experienced plastic surgeon at Dermatology Associates of Rochester. He…read morejoined the practice in 2021 after completing an Integrated Plastic Surgery Residency at University of Michigan, as well as a Categorical Residency at Yale New Haven Hospital's Department of Surgery. Serving the men and women in Rochester and surrounding areas, Dr. Young offers breast augmentation, tummy tuck, mommy makeover, Mohs repair and more. Visit him online to learn more or call Dermatology Associates of Rochester to schedule a consultation.

Dr. Ibrahim performed Mohs surgery on me yesterday to remove a basal cell carcinoma from my…read moreforehead. I was impressed not only by Dr. Ibrahim, but also the nurses and other staff members. They were all professional, yet friendly. They made sure that I knew what was happening at all times. Dr. Ibrahim even called me later in the day to see how I was doing.

Sherrif removed a yr ago, a squamous cell growth near my forehead, very large, he did a zigzag…read morestitch, you would never know, excellent bedside manner

Excellent patient care. They really take the time to listen and address your concernsread more

The most unprofessional office staff I have ever encountered out of any of my providers in the…read moreRochester area. No sense of urgency, rude, no ownership. It's all about catering to their narcissism and toxic work environment. Someone needs to do some kind of Project Management on that whole workflow. I almost feel sorry for those Karen's.

I've been to see Dr. Goldgeir twice. The first time it went fine. (pre-covid) But the second time,…read moreit wasn't so good. Dr. Goldgeir seemed to me to be so overly scared of covid that he was incapacitated. I went to him with a specific concern about a spot on my nose. He did a strange exam that did not include looking at my face or scalp which are the spots the he focused on last time. Last time he even looked in my mouth. This time, he didnt even ask me to remove my mask. While I was on the table and not able to see what he was doing, he grabbed one of my hands and squirted some hand sanitizer into it and the squirt bottle squirted out past my hands and got the gown I was wearing wet, too. He had no right or reason to do so. SO he left the room without looking at the spot on my nose. I had to ask for him to come back in and I held a hand held mirror up so I could point to the spot I am concerned about ( a spot that still has not resolved and now I am seeking a new DR. btw) He came back in and quickly looked at the spot and then used a tool to burn it away and left again. When he left I looked in the mirror again and the spot was still there. He had burned a different spot. I asked again and the girl went and asked him and he said the spot I am concerned about is just a clogged pore. But it isnt. It is still there and it has been6 months. It looks like a small scar but I never had an injury there so I know it isn't a scar. It just appeared there one day last summer. I think its a shame he acted this way. He could be a great Dr. but he sure wasnt great for me. A mind is a terrible thing to waste. I hope he gets back to himself soon. Or just retire bc seeing patients this way is wrong.

I have been to multiple professionals to have Botox treatments, none have exceeded my expections as…read moreDr. Goldgeier has done!! He's without a doubt the best! Not to mention he is second to none when it comes to general dermatology needs. He has helped me without fail many times over.