Great care from MD. Staff were so kind and supportive. There was little or no wait time for my…read moreappointment. I was taken almost immediately and seen by the doctor. I had a procedure done, which was explained entirely before the procedure during the procedure and after the procedure for care on how to treat post procedure. Will definitely be using them again in the future and would recommend them highly. Margaret Joyce,RN

Don't be fooled by the ratings like I was, it may have been "good" before but not anymore…read more Let's start off with the location. The GPS says one thing and it's not there. It would have been nice if they would have mention that it's above the West Marine and that the stairs are on the right of it. It also sucked that I was calling and calling to ask them for directions and they didn't pick up the phone. I called 4 times and it just rang and rang. I managed to find the place and I even called them as I waited in the waiting room and just as I expected, the phones didn't ring. They had the volumes taken off which is a nice trick to not take care of customers on the phone. I was the ONLY client there, so it's not like they were busy taking care of anyone or the phones. And yes, it was the correct number because it was the one I originally used to make my appointment. SERVICE: I've never met such lifeless people at a front desk. I know service went to crap after the pandemic but this was something else. No one smiles and no one looks at you in the eyes. I waited quite some time for the doctor to come in to see me. I was the ONLY client there and I saw him on his phone (cell not work phone) while I passed his office. So why the insane wait time? I waited 45mins siting in the lobby before I was called in, and again... I was the ONLY client there. You can tell when people don't really care about the business. This probably wasn't his business so not much skin in the game (pun intended). The consultation was pretty efficient, that's the only thing I liked. DECOR: The inside was small and awkward. There was a nice view in the room I was waiting in for the doctor. The outside made me anxious to go inside. SUMMARY: I could have the same things done elsewhere, I'm not sure I'd come here again.

Amazing Dermatogist and person!... From the moment you step in the office and are greeted by an…read moreexceptional staff to the moment you leave, you feel very welcomed and valued. They are such an important part of the practice and respected by patients as such. Hunter answers the phone and is another one of his amazing staff. Helpful beyond understanding and courteous and lovely as well. Dr. Green is phenomenal. So kind, respectful and joyful to be around. He takes all the stress out of the situation with his upbeat and joyful personality. His evaluation of my skin and necessary treatment has been great. He answers truthfully any questions you may have of him. Plus, he adds lightness to the situation Which is admired as well as his skill and professionalism. I ask and he shares with such love and admiration about his family ( wife and kids). It speaks to his character. Couldn't ask for anyone better than Dr. Green!... The best of the best!...

I had an extremely disappointing experience with this doctor. He was rude, dismissive, and…read moreunprofessional throughout my visit. He insisted that a facial rash was a fungal infection, even though it was not. Funny, enough Dr. O as they call him had seen me a month prior and never diagnosed me with fungus! What a complete CLOWN He also spoke to me in a condescending manner instead of listening to my concerns or reviewing my prior treatment. I left feeling disrespected and with very little confidence in his medical judgment. Based on my experience, I would not recommend him. Do NOT waste your time nor money with this demon!

"Cancelled my surgery with less than 24 hours notice -- after a month of preparation"…read moreI had a procedure scheduled for a Friday morning and received a cancellation call less than 24 hours before. The reason given was that my last in-person consultation was 10 months ago. That is information this office had access to from the moment I booked -- a full month prior. In that month, I checked in with the office weekly with preparation questions and received zero indication that anything was wrong with my eligibility. I filled a prescription they required me to have. I took a Friday off work. I cancelled my gym membership for the recovery period. And because you cannot drive yourself home after this procedure, I spent two weeks working through my small circle of friends -- all small business owners -- to find someone willing to rearrange their schedule to drive me. That's a 2.5 hour round trip for a 90 minute procedure. Their schedules were now affected too. The week before the surgery I called the office with a question about an additional treatment, and I could clearly hear the doctor in the background audibly prompting his receptionist on what to say to me. This office had every single piece of information needed to identify this supposed eligibility issue weeks ago -- and said nothing. Not during my weekly calls, not when I confirmed my prescription, not at any point. Instead they let me complete the full logistical and emotional preparation for surgery, which is not a trivial thing for someone who doesn't undergo procedures regularly, and cancelled at the last possible moment. No meaningful accountability. No effort to make it right. I'll be going elsewhere and I'd encourage you to think carefully before investing your time, energy, and trust here.

Love this office!! Dr. John D. Verghese and Barbora are wonderful! Very professional, honest,…read moreconscientious and quick to get you in if you live in the area or just passing through. He has two offices one in Marathon Fl and one in Key West. Prices are very competitive you won't go wrong! Enjoy!

I love this dermatology office! The office itself is so clean, neat and beautiful. The times I've…read morebeen here I've never had to wait more than just a few minutes to be seen. As for the staff, they are absolutely amazing. Everyone I have met at at Sunset Dermatology has been so kind. I always make my appointments with Manuela Conde and she's so great! Manuela is so sweet and professional she listens to her patients and really cares for them. I fully trust her and this office, I will keep coming here.

My son and I made an appointment to be seen by the PA last week. Unfortunately, the experience was…read morevery disappointing. First, we were placed in a room that was extremely warm, around 80 degrees. I was there for my yearly checkup, and my 19-year-old son was there for an acne evaluation. The medical assistant came in after a few minutes for the intake, then gave me an exam gown and asked me to change (while my son was still in the rooms!) Before she left, I mentioned that the room was very warm and that I was starting to feel unwell. She explained that the three large machines in the room produced a lot of heat and tried to move us to another room. However, the PA came in and said not to worry because the appointment would be quick. She saw my son first. I felt that she was very dismissive and lacked empathy regarding his previous experience with acne treatment. When I asked what would be considered a serious side effect of Accutane besides a severe purge and joint pains, she responded, "Only if you see that he's having a hard time walking." Given his previous experience, I was hoping for a more thorough discussion of the potential side effects and our concerns. When it was my turn to have my yearly examination, I felt very rushed. I was not given an opportunity to change into the gown, and the examination did not feel as thorough as I expected for an annual checkup. I got to show her my main concern which was my birthmark, later a small sun spot on my face.... I had other several skin concerns I wanted to show her but I felt rushed so I didn't get to. I told her I had some skin tags I wanted to have removed. She said, "Sure, I'll let you know how much that will be since insurance doesn't cover it." She then left the room, and I never saw her again. The medical assistant later returned, k told her again the room was too hot... she was nice and told us to follow her to another room. She gave me the iPLEDGE paperwork and a list of products the PA recommended, including several products sold in the office for rosacea. I reminded the assistant about the skin tag removal, and she said she had forgotten and would bring me the pricing. At that point, I just wanted to leave. Overall, I felt rushed, unheard, and disappointed with the lack of communication and empathy. Perhaps the fact that our appointment was at 11:45 a.m. had something to do with everyone being in a hurry to leave for lunch, but regardless, that should not affect the quality of care a patient receives. Unfortunately, this was a terrible experience, and we will not be returning to this office.

So I'm sitting here, looking for all the world that I got a liiiiitle to close to a...wood chipper,…read moreor maybe an industrial grinder... with stitches under as well as on the side of my nose.. dunno how many, as they are still covered 'cept for the bandage that fell off and I wasted no time covering them again without peering tooo carefully at the devastation that is there. Why, you ask do I HAVE these stitches? I had nuttin else to do yesterday so I went to take a closer look at the wood chipper operating down my street and... Well, not exxxactly I had a basal skin cancer removed... ..and a few other little hard spots on the side of my nose that were in fact, just little hard spots, nothing more and now they're gone too. Ya see, it stems from the fact that I am a fair- skinned redhead, with beaucoup freckles.. and one that used to run freely all summer, every summer on the Jersey shore in little frilly rhumba panty bathing suits and 'nuttin else!.. At the time, If someone used suntan lotion as it was called back then, it was to ENHANCE your tan,( let's call it what it is: a BURN, no different than your hand on a stove), and bring it on quicker and stronger....and certainly it wasn't something one put on children, and so, getting sunburn after sunburn after sunburn and peeling and peeling and peeling in a a never ending carefree cycle was my summer for 10 years.. Can't blame anybody. Who knew? Okay, so I was told frequently that I resembled a lobster, but heck, I loved lobsters. Still do. I've just gotten a little smarter and no longer want to resemble them. Yes, there was a time that people thought that the sun was their friend. EVEN NOW the message has not totally gotten through, (or ignored), and there are still TOO many baking in the sun, on beaches and stepping into coffin like tanning beds in salons which promise looking healthy and feeling great. ...and I seriously doubt there is a disclamatory paragraph in reference to what could possible happen to you with just a few sessions under your belt...er towel. If you're lucky, you'll just end up with basal cell carcinoma. That'll kill you, but it'll take 40 years. If you're not so lucky, maybe squamous cell which CAN spread to other body parts or melanoma which WILL spread and WILL do you in very quickly as in ..do not pass go, do not collect 200 bucks! I've seen it happen in two fishing guide friends. Back to Dr. Blas Reyes.* Though a board certified dermatologist, his practice is centered on MOHS surgery.** This is recommended in most cases where scarring is very undesirable like a face.*** It's not cheap...as in all very specialized procedures. Best I can say about Dr. Reyes is that he has hands of gold. The man is warm and caring, thorough in his explanations,humorous, gentle, ( especially for needle- phobics like me), and even gives you his personal number if you have any questions or problems..and it didn't take me too long to score an appointment and have the procedure done. I went to him probably 15 years ago also and I swear I don't even remember what he did as I have no scar.....and though I look right now, one day past, like I've been beaten up, I am certain that when all is said and done, I will again have no scar. So do I recommend him, ? You bet! But you CAN avoid the risk by using a moisturizer with sunscreen and frequently applying a good broad-spectrum sunscreen and also staying far away from tanning beds. and wearing a baseball cap or floppy hat as the scalp is a common area for skin cancers to develop and instead, using lotions like Loreal Sublime that'll give you the look you want and are not dangerous. Maybe I don't look as bad as I think. A family member just trotted by and asked why I looked different.. Told him it was because I got a hair cut. he said Yeah, Okay and trotted out. * Dr. Reyes is in the East tower of the Baptist Medical Center Complex. **Mohs surgery, also known as chemosurgery, developed in 1938 by a general surgeon, Frederic E. Mohs, is microscopically controlled surgery used to treat common types of skin cancer. During the surgery, after each removal of tissue, while the patient waits, the pathologist examines the tissue specimen for cancer cells, and that examination informs the surgeon where to remove tissue next. Mohs surgery is one of the many methods of obtaining complete margin control during removal of a skin cancer . *** ...or my upper arm which has a permanent ladder due to the 'expertise' of a certain other MOHS surgeon on Hollywood Blvd. who shall remain nameless

Very professional and friendly staff, no long time to way for the doctor's appoitnmentread more

I've been going to Jany's office for 10 years, she is the best!!read more

I've never in my life had a more absurd waiting experience at any other doctor's clinic. Don't…read morebother making an appointment because you're going to end up actually being seen over 2 hours later. Once you get out of the regular waiting room, there's a SECOND waiting room for you to wait in. And all of this for a literal 5 minute appointment with the doctor... There is such little parking and overall, just a frustrating experience coming here. This was my second time coming here because I wanted to give this place the benefit of the doubt but it's so clear that this level of chaos is just normal here... never coming ever again...

The best experience!…read more My son had a wart on his finger, and after seeing two other dermatologists over the past six months, we still had no results. One doctor sent us home with a cream and told us to scrape the wart before applying it. The other froze the wart so poorly that it left part of his finger covered in a painful blister. I always read reviews before choosing a doctor, so I was hesitant to try another dermatologist. I'm so glad we came to Miami Center of Dermatology. From the moment we walked in, Isabella greeted us with kindness and made us feel welcome. Ashley, our dermatologist, truly listened and took the time to explain everything. She told us the wart was much deeper than the previous doctors had realized and explained why the other treatments were never going to work. She carefully removed it by scraping it out. At our two-week follow-up appointment, the wart was completely gone! This was one of the best medical experiences we've had. The staff was caring, knowledgeable, and efficient. The visit was quick, but we never felt rushed. We will definitely be coming back and highly recommend Miami Center of Dermatology to anyone looking for a dermatologist who truly cares.

Poor pain management for keloid removal. She didn't allow…read morethe lidocaine or laughing gas to take effect before starting the procedure. I'm aware it's a painful procedure and I have a high pain tolerance but she seems in a rush to maximize the amount of daily appointments to rush people out the door.