I met Doctor Beverly through a friend who raved about him, went in for an annual skin cancer check and had some questions about the affects of pregnancy on my skin. He was awesome, the first Doctor who did not lecture me on how much time I spent in the sun, he gently gave me some reminders :) loved him, and have recommended him to a few friends.
Now, his aesthetician Mary Ann is by far the best I have worked with in 15 years of skin care, I took Dr Beverly's advice and explored a medium grade chemical peel to lighten the hyper-pigmentation I experienced while pregnant. I had the Perfect Derma Peel, the downtime is minimal, two heavy days of peeling, and a couple more days of peeling which is barely noticeable, no pain and my skin started to look like it did pre-pregnancy, clear and bright. I've gone back for a couple more and waiting to see the results. Aside from the fabulous results (thus far) with the peels, I have to say, Mary Ann has amazing bedside manner, she really knows her stuff and takes her time explaining everything and making her clients feel comfortable with the services and products, she listens to your skincare goals and more importantly, it's evident she really cares about the results. I would highly recommend Mary Ann to anyone seeking to improve their skin or looking for a boost to their current regiment.
The entire office staff at Beverly Dermatology is wonderful. This was such a great find!
UPDATE 12.28.16 - No longer a patient and no longer recommending this office.
As it turns out I still had several hundred dollars to use in my Health Flex account (pre-tax contribution from my income to be spent for health related purposes). Cosmetic procedures are not approved without a Doctor's note. If you read my first post it was regarding chemical peels I had received at this office to lighten pregnancy related hyper-pigmentation. I called Dr Beverly's office and spoke to a receptionist, explaining I would like to use the remainder of my Flex dollars in chemical peels and needed a letter from Dr Beverly for the approval, mind you two peels would cost me $500.00 at this office (not including tip), and I do in fact still have hyper-pigmentation from pregnancy, so I wasn't asking Dr Beverly to lie, was simply asking for a letter (paragraph) providing a recommendation for the peels to further lighten my skin discoloration (same recommendation he had given me verbally in 2015 which I followed). This would've resulted in a win / win for both, I would get to use my "own money" that I put into my flex, help my skin along and Doctor Beverly's office would make $500.00 in two peels which take them approximately 15 minutes each. The receptionist called me a few days later stating Doctor Beverly would write me a letter but would charge me $35.00 to do so. OK, so let me get this straight, he wants to charge me $35.00 to type a short paragraph, so that I can turn around and spend $500.00 in his office? Ridiculous, and such a poor way to run a business. Called my old dermatologist who gladly wrote the letter free of charge (it literally consisted of 3 sentences) and who will reap the benefits from me getting the peels at his office now and in the future (non-flex), as well as reap the benefits of my purchase of their products (because overtime I visited Doctor Beverly I dropped money in products) much bigger profit than a couple bucks for a short paragraph. So not only will I never spend a dollar at Doctor Beverly's office again or return there (despite loving his staff and esthetician) but I have also unrecommended everyone I had been recommending to that office, and it doesn't take much, the minute I share the above there isn;t one person who is not turned off. This type of silly greed is how business lose good customers / patients, etc. it makes no sense. Good riddance. read more
