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    Bob Lanier, MD

    4.0 (10 reviews)
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    Pedro Steven D MD - He removed stitches 5 days later and it opened, no duh

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    3.0(21 reviews)
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    The best dermatologist in Fort Worth! I've been a patient for over 25 years! Great office staff…read moretoo! Cured my acne, now he's taking care of all of my sun damage!

    On June 16th, 2021, i took my then 15yr old daughter to Dr. Pedro for a small cyst on her face…read more ​Pedro recommend after conditioning the skin for a month with his prescribed creams/lotions that we return for a simple in-and-out procedure to extract the cyst using a "small incision". What happened July 29th, 2021 did not line up to what was described. ​ I was notably upset, but was told to "trust him." He asked us to return the following week (August 3rd, 2021) to remove the stitches. Stitches were removed. I called his office the following day alarmed at what appeared to be an opened wound. I was brought in August 4th, 2021 and was told it was fine and prescribed various creams for her to use. ​ I waited a week and given the terrible state of her face, and impending school start. I conducted research, including visiting 2 other dermatologists and 1 plastic surgeon. We also visited Cook's Children Hospital and their on-call plastic surgeon on August 13th, 2021 given what appeared to be an growingly infectious wound: ​ Each one of them said the exact same things: 1) Unfortunately, nothing could be done at this point. Her skin is too raw, irritated, and delicate. Stitching it closed would result in reopening. 2) More than likely, scar revision would be required 3) The incision was not done well nor made according to modern practice; including but not limited to 1) a small football shaped incision should have been made vs. the oversized round incision which doesn't allow for a seamless closure, 2) internal sutures should always be used on facial procedures to minimize scarring, 3) if external stitches were to be used, the stitching should have been tighter and not removed so quickly for this sized wound, 4) bottom portion of the wound was not closed My daughter was 15yrs old. A sophomore in High School. She is incredibly embarrassed by her face and self-conscience at church or any public outing. She did not one single day that school year go to school without a mask even though they were no longer required to wear it. She walked home for lunch so that she didn't have to take her mask off to eat in front of others. She was thankful for COVID because she has an excuse to wear a mask at all times. She refused to take her school pictures and refused to take any family photos (difficult reality during the holidays). For a 175 days, 2 - 3 times a day she had had to ensure she applied creams as directed by pedro, careful not to be outdoors, and endured pain. This had been extremely painful for me as her mom to witness especially when she trusted me to put her in good hands. With no improvement under his care, we decided to go to another dermatologist and then a plastic surgeon to try KTP, Fraxel, Steroid Treatment, Skin Pen before seeking the assistance of a Plastic Surgeon for scar revision. These treatments were not cheap and would not have been necessary had the cyst-removal procedure been performed correctly. I spent thousands of dollars after pedro in hopes to help her scar. Nothings worked. Its gotten slightly better but after visiting a couple Plastic Surgereons, the only route to fix the damage Dr Pedro made is scar revision with another major incision on her face :( Dr. Pedro only offered to reimburse me for his fee and none of the costs for his prescriptions or, emergency visit. Unfortunately in texas it is difficult to find a lawyer willing to do a medical malpractice suit unless the patient died or has some sort of wrong amputation. Seeing dr pedro has cost me over $4k to date (not including his fee, creams or ER visit) and opting for plastic surgery will be even more. But nothing compares to the embarrassment cost my daughter has had to suffer over the past two years and into the foreseeable future. Dr. Pedro's ways are much too antiquated to make the risk. For the sake of yourself or loved one, go somewhere else. Photos of the negligible cyst, bad sutures, opening, and my daughter's scar today. I can't believe i allowed him to touch her face, every day i see her im reminded how i didn't protect my baby girl.

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    Barely noticeable Small cyst week of surgery

    Pedro Steven D MD - Poor external sutures and not even carried all the way across

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    Poor external sutures and not even carried all the way across

    Bob Lanier, MD - allergist - Updated May 2026

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