Going to the doctor should not be so much fun, but I absolutely adore Dr. Lorenc and everyone in…read morehis office. I have been going to Dr. Lorenc over the years, initially for rhinoplasty, and follow ups with injections as I continue to age. I couldn't imagine having another doctor touch my face. But now I have another reason to keep visiting his office...AMBER! I just came back from a hydrofacial with Amber and my skin looks and feels absolutely amazing. Not only did she do wonders for my skin and help me nail down my daily skin care regiment, but she is an absolute delight: she made me feel so comfortable. I will definitely be booking other procedures with Amber, and of course Dr. Lorenc too!

Meeting Dr. Lorenc and his staff was a great experience! Since then, I haven't gone anywhere else…read more You can expect professionalism and courtesy, and everyone there makes me feel comfortable. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for exceptional care.

I have a tattoo that I have had numerous laser procedures on, but there is still a faded mark. I…read morewas advised by my dermatologist to see Lumos. However, when I called, I was told there was a $335 consultation fee that may be applied to future procedures, if I decide to use his office. Those are a lot of "IFS" for $335. I was told I could take a picture and get an evaluation over the phone. I took the picture did all of my due diligence and sent it in, only to be told I did have to come into the office and pay the $335. This whole experience has been nothing but frustration, I wish I never would have been referred to this office. EDIT: Tattoo removal is not like other procedures as there is less of a guarantee that it will actually work. As I was already advised that the tattoo was at the "best it's going to look" by other professionals, why would I take the chance and gamble $335 that you may say the same thing? I was just trying to get a consultation, not a scam ($335 is exorbitant). As I mentioned earlier, I'm upset that I was even referred to this doctor and as you can clearly see by his comment - he's more interested in money than helping people.

I have been seeing Dr. Chien for about 4 years now. He helped me initially with medication for my…read moreAcne, but I have since gone back for various issues including mole and cyst removal. He was able to remove all of these blemishes without any scarring. I also have some skin issues on my arms which he prescribes some creams for. I see some other people have concerns with billing, but I have not had any issues because my insurance covered all of my medical issues and lab work we have done. I suppose others should double check their insurance coverage / deductibles / max out of pocket for the year.

We know gr. Adam Geyer about 16 years now. He is fantastic- incredibly knowledgeable, patient and…read morethorough, supportive and helpful . Very skillful, excellent diagnostician Our entire family goes here for routine skin checks and specific issues. The care from dr. Geyer and his team is exceptional! The office environment is welcoming. And the staff is wonderful! We are very happy and proud to have such an experienced doctor taking care of us. Highly recommend.

Unmatched care and results over 15 years. I don't believe there is a kinder, more knowledgeable…read moredermatologist than Dr. Geyer--he has an artist's eye, and if someone better exists, I haven't met them. Somehow, he has kept my skin almost the same for nearly 15 years. I look around the waiting room and see patients who also clearly trust this practice for thoughtful care and real results. I started with Clear + Brilliant and over time progressed to other options, including Sofwave, which gave truly spectacular results for my skin. I loved the results. Nothing has ever felt one-size-fits-all. Exceptional team. Dr. Geyer's entire team is fantastic--professional, warm, and genuinely attentive- thank you Allison. I'm very grateful. Recommendation after the 15-year mark. At this point, I still recommend Dr. Geyer without hesitation for cosmetic skin concerns. I even fly back from Miami to NYC to be treated here.

I've been a patient at Entière since it first opened and have been seeing Dr. Levin and now Dr…read more Leger also. The high quality care and experience here just cannot get any better. The staff are welcoming, the in-office product selection is excellent and the physicians take time to listen and give you the best treatment plan for whatever your needs are. Botox, laser, acne treatment -- Entière does it all and does it so well. My skin routine changed quite a bit pre/during/post pandemic, but Drs. Levin and Leger have kept my skin routines (e.g. products, treatments, check ups) updated and have quickly shut down any issue that has popped over the years! It can be hard to make your skin a priority, but it's a worthwhile investment that yield results you can actually see everyday. Everyone should have a great dermatologist like Dr. Levin and Leger! Many thanks to the entire Entière team!

The front desk staff was amazing. do not waste your time here. Dr. L is super condescending, rude,…read moreand only after $$$$$. She also did not look at or touch my skin, which I found a little strange as she is a dermatologist? There are so many better doctors in the city that will actually take their time with you and tailor a plan to YOU that works. She wanted me to book a laser that did not address my concerns complete with EXOSOMES (not FDA approved) , but the one that did was less expensive so she shyed away from that So disappointed ! Do not waste your time here.

Not only are they experts on skin, they're super well-versed on all the relevant medications. Drugs…read morecan be scary, the effective ones most of all, and in a world of "brezeevio may cause disorientation or loss of smell" I appreciate professionals who know the risks and rewards. They're also helpful in navigating insurance issues.

I went here for 3 reasons: relief from pruritus, lightening dark spots, and Botox injections…read more Spizzuoco never looked closely at my skin (sat 5 feet away!) and just prescribed Claritin without any close examination of my skin. Needless to say, it didn't work at all after taking it faithfully for months. I went a couple of weeks later for purely cosmetic reasons. Instead of Botox she only had Jeuveau, which she said was only different from Botox in that it was not approved for migraine treatment. I've had Botox twice before (that doctor is no longer giving injections) and both times it lasted 11+ months. The Jeuveau lasted 1-1/2 months... totally unacceptable and a waste of money ($400 for one "area"). I called to report that it had already worn off and the receptionist said she would tell the doctor. Never received any communication back. The third item was to lighten some small dark spots on my skin. I used the cream about 8 months without any discernible improvement. To add insult to injury, she claimed against insurance that this visit was medical when it was purely cosmetic and tried to get me for a $50 co-pay. The doctor and staff were always pleasant but as far as results go it was a total waste of time and money. I recommend finding someone else.

Title: Poor Botox Injection…read more On December 3, 2025, I went to Dr. Connie Yang for Botox on my jawline. In my experience, Dr. Connie Yang demonstrated very poor skill in administering Botox. I clearly told her medical assistant that I did not want Botox injected into my chin because I naturally have a beautiful, sharp pointed chin. However, Botox was still injected into my chin. Due to Dr. Connie Yang's poor injection skill, my chin developed wrinkling and a shortened appearance, and my face became sagging. This problem has persisted for over three months. I regret choosing Dr. Connie Yang, who appears to be relatively new in practice. The outcome of this procedure has been very distressing and has significantly affected the appearance of my chin. After her poor Botox injections on my chin and jawline, my chin now looks shorter and unattractive, which was not the case before the treatment. I now need to consult a plastic surgeon to try to correct the damage to my chin. I was previously a patient of Dr. Paul Frank, who has over 25 years of experience, and I was always very satisfied with his injection results. I strongly recommend avoiding Dr. Connie Yang and seeking treatment from a highly experienced injector such as Dr. Paul Frank.

Ok a few things. I love this doctor and this practice. Why? 1. I went in with full research on…read moretreatments. On him. On his credentials. 2. He is a DOCTOR at a teaching hospital. With top level treatment options. 3. Therefore we could get right to business. 4. He did NOT shove things at me. When he looked at my neck he said Nope. No lasers. That's surgery or CO2. Don't start there ok? 5. His staff is delightful. And informative. Ask them for the straight story. On down time. On what works. No bs. Also - and this matters - Dr. Frank is confident. Not cocky. Not demeaning. But confident. I've been in the business world for 40+ years and I rarely see that. Most experienced people are just full of hubris. He tells the straight up story. He sells reality not dreams. Is it expensive? Yes. Will I go back. Also yes. Well done doctor and your amazing crew! Patient for life!

He explained everything clearly & made me feel completely comfortable. Overall good experience!read more

I consulted with Dr. Cameron Rokhsar after a biopsy confirmed basal cell carcinoma on my nose…read more During the consultation, I was told that reconstructive surgery following Mohs would not be covered by insurance, and I was referred to a self-pay plastic surgeon for a $400 consultation. I later requested the CPT codes, contacted my insurance company directly, and obtained a second opinion. I was told that medically necessary reconstruction following Mohs is typically covered when performed by an in-network surgeon. When I raised my concern with Dr. Rokhsar's office and asked for an explanation, I did not receive a substantive response. Instead, I received a letter terminating the physician-patient relationship. I also requested electronic access to my medical records and have not yet receive a response to that follow-up request. I have filed a complaint with the New York State Office of Professional Medical Conduct. I would encourage patients to independently verify insurance coverage, CPT codes, and reconstructive options before proceeding.

15/10 stars if that were an option here. I can't stop…read moreranting and raving about the QUALITY of service and professionalism at this office. The WHOLE staff was so genuine, caring and professional. Micaela H. is THAT GIRL for injectables, a true artist and American institution. I've never felt more taken care of while getting my Botox injections. EVERYONE book with her, a week later and I look 10 years younger. If you are hesitating or nervous, BOOK TODAY and thank me later, you will not regret it, not once. Will be going back here forever.

My first impression of the office was positive. The check-in process was quick, and the office…read moreitself was clean and welcoming. Unfortunately, that's where my positive experience ended. For my initial appointment, I waited about an hour in the exam room before the dermatologist came in. Once she arrived, the visit felt extremely rushed. A lot of information was presented very quickly, along with instructions for multiple medications and products, and I never felt like there was enough time to ask questions or fully understand the treatment plan. It seemed as though the office was running behind and trying to make up time by moving through appointments as quickly as possible. I assumed it was just an unusually busy day. The following day, I called my pharmacy to check on my prescription and was told they had not received anything from the dermatologist's office. I called the office, and I was told the prescription had already been sent. Within minutes of that phone call, I received a text notification that a prescription had been transmitted to my pharmacy, and the pharmacist called me less than an hour later to let me know it was ready for pickup. I can't say exactly what happened, but the timing left me questioning whether the prescription had actually been sent before I called. The final issue was what ultimately convinced me not to return. About two and a half days before my follow-up appointment, I received a reminder text and immediately called to cancel because I knew I couldn't make it. The office has a $50 cancellation fee for cancellations made within 48 hours, so I wanted to make sure I called in time. No one answered, so I left a voicemail. When I hadn't heard back by the next day, I called again and left another voicemail. Still no response. On the day of my appointment, I called a third time and finally reached someone, who told me they had not listened to either voicemail and that I might still be charged because it was now within the 48-hour window. I explained that my first voicemail had been left approximately 56 hours before the appointment. I was told someone would review the voicemails and call me back. After waiting two hours without hearing anything, I called again and spoke with someone else who was noticeably dismissive. I was told that no one had listened to my voicemails, that I hadn't been charged "yet," and that they "did not want to give me a time" for when I could expect a callback. At this point, I no longer feel confident in the office's organization or communication. Between the long wait, the rushed appointment, the confusion surrounding my prescription, and the repeated difficulty simply reaching someone to cancel an appointment within the required timeframe, my overall experience has been frustrating. I'll be finding a different dermatologist for my future care. Update: After posting this review, I was contacted by a manager from the office who asked whether I would consider removing my review. I declined, as this review reflects my honest experience. I have since encountered another issue related to my visit. I received a bill that processed as out-of-network, despite verifying before my appointment that the office was in-network with my insurance. The provider was also listed as in-network through Zocdoc, and my insurance information was transmitted to the office through that platform. I also called and was told, yes, they are in-network and they even charged my copay during my visit. They billed me an exorbitant amount of money as out-of-network and deducted the "copay" amount from what was owed. At no point was I informed the visit would be out-of-network, or what the estimated costs would be. I contacted the office regarding the billing issue and requested a direct contact for the appropriate billing representative. Instead, I was told that someone from billing could reach out to me. Given my previous experience attempting to resolve an issue with this office, where multiple voicemails left within the required cancellation timeframe went unanswered, I was not comfortable relying on the same callback process and chose to address the issue directly with my insurance company instead.