The staff, and professionals, at DCSI have always been responsive, thorough and caring. I've been a…read morepatient for over 35 years and have always been treated with the utmost kindness, care, respect and sincerity.

First, love the dermatologists. I've been a patient for many years with two different physicians…read moreand they have both been great. The MediSpa - I CANNOT recommend. I would strongly urge checking other places. After a negative experience at the DCSI MediSpa years ago, I thought I would try them again after having had good experiences somewhere else but kind of far away. I regret having tried the MediSpa again. One treatment I had was all right. The other treatment I had went badly and the aesthetician took no responsibility for it at all and made a lot of illogical statements that made me question her judgment/understanding of what she's doing. I'll return to my old place and have learned my lesson to steer clear of the DCSI MediSpa.

I chose Dr. Baker for abdominal liposuction because he has 30 years of experience as a plastic…read moresurgeon and because I liked him as a person. After spending $7200 for this procedure, my waist size was the same as always and there was virtually no change in how my body looked. To date he has been unable to offer anything viable to make good on this bad job. I feel like I've been seriously ripped off and want a refund of all money except actual expenses.

From the owner: The Center for Cosmetic Medicine in Champaign is led by Dr. Stuart Baker. Our doctor offers plastic…read moresurgery, skin care, and medical spa treatments including breast augmentation, liposuction, facelift, BOTOX®, & more. We develop individual relationships with our patients and establish an exceptional continuity of care -- something we believe helps ease the anxiety that can naturally occur with any treatment. Whether you are ready to begin treatment or you simply need compassionate answers to your questions about plastic surgery, you can count on us. We invite you to reach out to Dr. Baker to schedule a confidential consultation. You will be able to discuss your plastic surgery goals and learn what options are a good fit for your needs.

Gone to Randall Dermatology for 20 plus years. Always professional, informative, and helpful. Dr…read more Randall is great. Would trust no one else.

READ BEFORE USING THIS "BUSINESS" I would literally NEVER…read morerecommend this "business" to ANYONE. PHOTOS INCLUDED I walked in today, was given forms after being asked about insurance, rushed into a room with no time to fill out the paperwork. I was asked if I had insurance multiple times. Doctor came in and didn't acknowledge us (gf was with me) and told me to sign the paperwork even though he knew i hadn't read it yet. He immediately complained to me that this paperwork shouldve been done already. I had only had this paperwork for 10 minutes while simultaneously having to answer many questions from the nurse. I honesty felt like he made a lot of "sideways" remarks. I felt rushed throughout the whole process. Not talking in a way that resembled a medical professional doing. He asked me about my axillary. When i was obviously confused, he repeated axillary again. When i was still obviously confused, he rudely replied armpit. My gf was in the room, after my appointment she admitted to me that after her years of medical classes, literally having to memorize the whole body multiple times, she was still confused by him acting this way. Why would an experienced medical proffesional talk to a patient this way? "I dont know about your insurance, but you obviously have some things going on." He said this after he already knew i didnt have insurance. My girlfriend's main concern comes in with the medical paperwork. When we left we were given only one paper. It was the receipt for the "service" the business owner who was the doctor "provided." We went home and she said that we needed my medical paperwork and pointed out it was VERY weird that i was provided with no paperwork about my condition especially considering that it was a condition neither of us had heard about nor about the medication that was prescribed. We went back for my medical paperwork and they were kind of weird about it. Repeated several times that they werent sure if they could print it and that he hadnt signed it yet. In return, i kept repeating that i just wanted my information and they eventually let me have it. My gf's top concern is that many things in the paperwork that werent talked about and she only feels relieved we basically demanded to have it because we use many things that the paperwork says makes my condition worse. I cant think of anything else to say at the moment, but if you HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE but to go here, be prepared, stay safe, know your rights and do your own research. (Couldn't add the photos and it wouldn't let me delete photos included for some reason...)

I'm not going to be super generous with my stars today. 3. This practice has two MDs, two…read morephysician assistants and a number of aestheticians. They advertise a lot of cosmetic procedures so that seems to be their focus over medical dermatology. We went there for one main reason: they were able to get my teenager in the very next day for an evening appointment. I had called another dermatology group (Dawes Fretzin) and they had a 2 month wait for an initial visit. There were a couple of problems with this visit but the main one I think about now is that the PA should have done a visual exam of his skin but he didn't even have my son take off his shirt to see if there were any skin problems overall. They didn't really ask about family history either and both grandfather and uncle had basal cell carcinoma, a non-melanoma cancer spot on my nose ( common type) which were both surgically removed eventually. My teenager is probably ok because he gets tan so easily every summer but that doesn't excuse that lack of due diligence or excellent care. The visit with the PA was personable and he seemed to know acne care. He and the nurse were very friendly and helpful. He prescribed 3 things and placed the order for those online. There was a program or service I'd never heard of. I did have to register for the final mail delivery service but the best part was that these were at no extra charge since insurance covered it. They seemed to do this a lot. Within 5 to 7 days we got a box delivered to the door. That was nice. We arrived a little early for the appointment and were not told that the PA would not be on time. (Their chalk board said they were on time.) After 15 or 20 minutes of waiting I asked about it and it wasn't much longer before they got us back to the exam room. For our purposes for this issue this practice was fine. For acne and other aesthetic procedures I'd probably recommend. But for any other skin concerns I will make sure to see an MD or go to another one.

I had an amazing experience with Kristy Simpson today for Botox and lip filler! First time having…read moreBotox and Kristy went over what to expect. She is also conservative when it comes to fillers. She had Dr.Donnelly look at an issue on my skin before we moved forward to make sure everything was safe for me to proceed. Really happy I got in with Kristy! My lips look amazing, can't wait to see the results for the Botox and we will be doing laser treatments as well.

I have been coming to IU Health's Dr. Christiane Machado in Carmel well over a year now since…read moremoving back from Phoenix, AZ. Although I was given subpar treatment (it's extremely hard to find a dermatologist that doesn't have a six month wait. I'm not sure if this is just the Indianapolis area or not), I persisted because I knew acne treatment was a long process that took time. When I arrived today at 3:25 p.m. for a 3:20 p.m. appointment an elderly couple was in front of me and the receptionist was trying to get them taken care of as fast as possible. When I finally had my turn with another receptionist next to her, it was probably 3:30p. Check-in went smoothly. I sat down to wait, and another elderly white woman walks in. At which point, she is also checked in smoothly. She was early for a 4:15 p.m. appointment with Dr. Machado. Less than two minutes later, she is being escorted back. I hear one of the receptionists say to another receptionist that I had been waiting and my appointment had been at 3:20 p.m. Then (of course) whispering ensued, and about 5 minutes later I was called back. The nurse who took me back was frank when I asked "why did the other woman go before me?" I expected her to say something along the lines of "it was urgent," or something of the sort -- something completely understandable. But, no. She said "you were late." I said, "So, someone who had an appointment about 50 minutes after mine was able to be seen because of something out of my control, when there is a ten minute leeway, and I was only five minutes late?" In her frankness, the nurse says "yup." I think they could sense how upset I was, so Dr. Machado magically appeared about five minutes later -- with a different nurse. In the meantime, Dr. Machado ensues in the most hurried and disrespectful appointments I have yet to have with her (and each of the four I have had with her are about the same). I correct her on the pronunciation of my name every time, I have to tell her I'm in a same-sex relationship, so I don't need contraceptive, every time, I have to tell her what face wash I am using every time (what are they scribbling if not these small facts?), and, the worst of all I have to tell her what problem areas I do and do not have EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. This is the last time I will be coming here. Because although it's a long wait for other dermatologists in the area, clearly they are worth every bit of dignity they are probably giving to their patients. Oh, and shout to the receptionist who noticed I was being treated unfairly and tried to speak up. - SHAKKIRA Harris

Need a Dermatologist? Check out Dr. Christiane Machado at IU Dermatology on the 3rd floor of IU…read moreHospital. She is very professional, thorough, and approachable who puts you at ease very quickly. She has been my dermatologist for the past three years and I highly recommend her if you're searching for a new Dermatologist. The office is easy to find in the Hospital. Just walk into the Main Entrance off University Blvd., elevators directly on your left, go to 3rd floor, turn left and her office is at the end of the hall. The Hospital also has valet parking available off University Blvd. for any hospital visit for just $5.00 all day. Just pull directly under hospital canopy and hand them your keys. Parking garage directly to the right as soon as you pull off of University Blvd.

Dr Troxel was an actual dermatologist present every day but is no longer there. They do not have an…read moreactual qualified, trained dermatologist on-site every day as they did with Dr. Troxel. Another dermatology clinic is the same way.I don't even know if that other one I went to has a dermatologist. Look into whether the dermatologist business you're going has an actual dermatologist who has fulfilled all the education requirements and residency requirements. I don't know how they're allowed to claim "DERMATOLOGY", but they do. Would therefore rate a ZERO if that option existed. My one experience was below par.

Thanks for the wonderful care and kindness, really enjoyed getting to know all of you. Would highly…read morerecommend you too friends and family. John Howell

Dr. Siebe and his staff are wonderful. Never thought I'd ever see a dermatologist with regularity…read morebut am glad I chose this one. Convenient scheduling, on-time reminders, very kind staff and Dr. Siebe is one cool guy! He's also a great doctor!!

I have been a long-term patient of Dr. Siebe for decades. He and his staff are most kind,…read moreknowledgeable, and fair in treating all types of issues that we had. We will not hesitate to go back to Dr. Siebe on both our regular six-month exams and our exams for extraordinary issues. We recommend Dr. Siebe and his staff completely, with no reservations.

Terrible, cannot do their job. Don't confirm scripts and they make you come back to the office to…read morecharge insurance for their mistakes.

I began visiting this office for a precancerous spot that my old derm suggested that I keep an eye…read moreon. Sure enough it was cancer, they referred me to a Mohs surgeon. My surgery was botched and my nose is a mess. When I went back for a follow up, the office assistant was the only one to see me and acted like she was waiting for someone else that never showed. I went back a year later for another spot and the PA acted as if I was crazy and wasting his time, and did not bother to biopsy it. I also shared that I was very unhappy with the big bumps in my nose, he just shrugged as if to say "oh well" . It is a good thing that I went to another derm. It was positive and I had more surgery, but at least this time I had someone that knew what they were doing for both the surgery and follow up. He also diagnosed rosacea and gave me a cream that cleared my nose up a lot, I am still not happy but it is much better. If you have any skin issues, be very leery of this group.