Incredible care once you get past the front desk. I came to this office based on a glowing recommendation from a coworker--someone my age who somehow has the skin of a preteen angel. One day, totally unprompted, he showed us a picture of his dermatologist. I have no idea why--but he did. And the moment I saw it, I thought, "This man looks like he belongs somewhere in the Tim Burton cinematic universe." It was giving Pee-wee Herman meets skincare, and honestly, that sealed the deal for me. I looked up the office, checked on my insurance, and made the call. Setting up the appointment was its own little adventure. The receptionist on the phone was nearly inaudible, like I was on a call with a ghost. I kept checking my service, moving around, thinking maybe I was in a dead zone. I said--multiple times--"I'm sorry, I can't hear you," but she never raised her voice, never acknowledged the issue, and made zero effort to help me understand. She just continued, monotone and quiet, like it wasn't her problem. Then came the kicker: she wouldn't let me book with Dr. Wolfe. Apparently, he only sees patients for surgical removals. Which is fine in theory, but also strange considering his name is the only one on the practice. It was disappointing to call a dermatologist's office and be told I couldn't actually see the dermatologist. Thankfully, they booked me with the nurse practitioner--and the silver lining: she is a woman. In my experience, women in medicine tend to be more collaborative, detail-oriented, and human. I was hopeful. I arrived 15 minutes early, as instructed, and walked into what I thought was going to be an amazing, if slightly chaotic, experience. The office is wild in the best way--bright orange and green, cow print accents, and even a whole campaign centered around a dog with its own website and book. It was giving big "freak flag flying" energy. But then... I stood at the front desk like a confused ghost. I was the only patient in the waiting room. There were two women behind the glass--one at check-in, one at checkout--but no one greeted me. No eye contact. No "Hi, how can I help you?" I finally said, "Hi, I have an appointment"--because I did. Right then. I was the only person there. The woman at check-in eventually looked up--eventually--and offered a flat, delayed, whisper "What's your name?" Not even immediate. Not warm. Just... flat. And don't HIPAA me about confidentiality. I'd believe that if there were any other signs this receptionist had a grasp on professionalism or patient care, but she didn't. At all. I'm just a girl, standing in a dermatology office, asking for an iota of customer service decorum. The receptionist handed me a clipboard with no explanation. No pen. Just me and context clues. When I was done filling it out, I walked it back up and handed it directly to her--and she said nothing. No "thank you," no nod, not even an ounce of acknowledgment. I almost reflexively said thank you just to fill the human void, but I stopped myself. I actually have to admire the stone-cold dedication to being as casually mute as possible in a customer/patient facing role. And again--it's not like they were busy. I was alone. Every room I passed was open and empty. It wasn't a rush. It wasn't chaos. It was just disengagement. Eventually someone opened the door to the back, but instead of walking me in, they just held the door and called, "Three doors down, to your left." Guys, I don't work here. I don't know the layout. This is my first visit. Walk me to the door. The nurse practitioner--Molly Small, I believe--was phenomenal. She had already read my chart before walking in. She asked what I did for work, and when I told her, she said, "Oh yes, I saw that on your chart." She knew my medications, my history, and was ready to work. She wasn't overly warm or chatty, but she was confident, direct, and so good at what she does. Within five minutes, she'd already done more than my last dermatologist ever did. She checked every concern I had, explained what I was looking at using both clinical and plain language, and reassured me about what needed watching versus what didn't. She wasn't quick to cut, like other dermatologists I've seen--she offered smarter, less invasive solutions I'd never even heard before. She re-upped my prescriptions, adjusted my dosages, and gave me options: we could treat some spots same-day or wait until I felt comfortable. She respected my agency, answered every question, and took notes and measurements like someone who really wants to get it right. That alone made the visit worth it. But still--the front desk staff here is a problem. The office has so much personality and clearly took time and effort to create a welcoming, fun environment--but the people running it are checked out. Distant. Unwelcoming. The energy doesn't match the space, and it drags down what could otherwise be a five-star experience. read more

I am an older redhead with the usual redhead's skin. Never have I experienced more efficient, observant, and effective skin care than by Molly Small! She caught a major problem and did not hesitate to refer me to excellent specialists for MOHS surgery. She keeps a close eye on my skin every 6 months or when something appears. I know I am in good hands and I am thankful for her excellent, thorough care. read more

I really like Dr. Wolfe & the team at Wolfe Dermatology. I live and work in Mooresville and have been going here for a few years. I only go once a year for an annual check - I just go to make sure there aren't any skin-cancer-spots or anything I should be worried about. I also ask for tips/suggestions for face issues (acne, spots, etc.) My parents go here as well, and Dr. Wolfe has found a removed several cancer spots from my father. I am an art lover and enjoy some of the artists Dr. Wolfe collects (Max & Tarkay). He is also an artist and all of the art work in his office is for sale, if anyone wanted to purchase from him. Dr. Wolfe and is office are definitely quirky. Almost odd to some. I like it. The office and Dr. Wolfe have personality, but don't go in expecting a stuffy environment. I like Dr. Wolfe and appreciate that he doesn't push products or procedures on me. He's friendly and explains things in a way I can understand. read more

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Sorry there aren't zero stars as a rating choice. My colleague had an appointment that she confirmed before leaving town for business. As she was out of the country, she was unable to reply to their scheduler when they called to confirm the appointment she had ALREADY CONFIRMED. They cancelled on her in spite of the fact that she had rearranged her business meetings. When she called, they gave her the "company policy" excuse. HORRIBLE SERVICE. read more

Dr. Wolfe demonstrated knowledge, experience and compassion. I found him to be very thorough and professional. I have recommended him to friends and family. I trust him with my care. Aside from these absolute essentials, his offices have a unique character, which I found fun and refreshing. read more

Dr. Wolfe has incredible "bedside" manners. His approach to patient care in my opinion should be the model for other healthcare professionals. He spent a lot of time with me and never seemed impatient in answering the many questions I had. His staff is excellent as well and treated me with respect. His dedication and artistry is reflected both in his work and and the kindness shown toward others. I left his office wanting to be a better person! read more