Submitted photos to PA Megan, who misdiagnosed my rosacea as dermatitis. My rosacea has been…read moreconfirmed by 3 doctors in person over 12 years. She sent in prescriptions for dermatitis cream and shampoo, which I did not pick up. I had a video visit with Dr. Govas who could figure out I do have rosacea. She prescribed outrageously priced cream for $182 for a tube! Not everyone is rich. Then her resident suggested cosmetic fillers or an ophthalmology appt for my dark circles. I don't have an eye infection and not all women can afford or want cosmetic procedures for their face! I'll never make another appt there.

Dr was speedy to say the least. Buzzed in, did not even examine me; made a joke about the Pilar…read morecysts on my scalp being wisdom bumps! Then out the door! The internet spent more time and listened more to me than this hotshot did! Never again.

I found that it was difficult to communicate with my dermatologist except by phone messages through…read moreassistants or a patient portal through assistants. I was given sketchy basic information on a printout as to how to treat the biopsy wound that weren't helpful to my condition. Lastly, the office sent my medication to the pharmacy, asking for 45 grams, which I felt was too much because it was not yet determined if the medication for my condition would be helpful or not. The co-pay was $45 for that amount.

I had a good experience with this group. Dr Jiang saw me. I found him to be very friendly, pleasant…read moreand helpful. I had a hard time getting on the table because of my back & he was so accommodating. From the women in reception (one of whom came out of her office to help me pick up things I spilled from my wallet). To the nurse or assistant to the doctor Kaitlyn, to the women in the check out...everyone was friendly and professional. I went in for a whole body check, two funky little growths had to be frozen off. If I had to find a negative I'd say the parking lot is way too expensive $5 for 30 minutes. Otherwise I have no reason to continue with this group.

this was my 3rd visit do the skin center in Shadyside I had the diamond globe facial with Anne. It…read morewas wonderful. She took her time. She explained things to me. She is very knowledgeable. I would 100% recommend the skin center and the nurse Anne.

Annie is fantastic. I used to go to a plastic surgeon for my procedures. I feel Annie is doing a…read morebetter job for me. Plus, she is very easy to talk to, is extremely patient, pushes nothing and suggests great options.

I called to see how much it cost for an initial consult. Basic initial appointment to look at some…read moreacne. I told the receptionist my insurance and she said she can't tell me a price until the doctor sees me. I told her I wanted to know what to expect, like $40 or $200+ and she still said she couldn't tell me - it depends on how the doctor would code it to my insurance. Seems a little scammy and they would just take advantage of anyone if they wanted to. I saw a derm in NYC (a very nice place) and I could get a cost for the office visit and then anything else would be extra (totally understandable) Will find some place else to go.

Like another reviewer on here, I called to get an idea of the cost for an appointment to freeze a…read morewart and was told there was no way to give me the cost in advance. I went in anyway and had the treatment done, paid a $35 copay afterwards and was told that was it. To my great surprise I received a bill in the mail a month later for an extra $130. The cost of the freezing was $340 (!) and luckily my insurance picked up part of it, but I was still left paying the difference. Seems like a lot to pay for a 30 second procedure. But what really gets me is the lack of transparency, both in advance and even on the day of the appointment, about what you're going to pay. What a racket. Will not be going back.

After having a horrible experience at a different Dermatologyst (I only had 2 visits at ) I decided…read moreI was in desperate need of a doctor who would I could have confidence in. After getting several referrals from friends and being bummed out that they didn't take my insurance I took a leap of fair and chose a female dr who was part of the upmc network several if my doctors are part of. I could not be happier. Walking into the office I was a little confused from the setup but after checking in with a very friendly front dear girl I took a seat and waited to be called back. The wait was very short. No more then 10 min. Dr Bunimovich's nurse took me back to the exam room. It was cozy and and didn't have that cold clinical feel many exam rooms have. After asking me several questions including any issues I was there for she took her leave and said the dr will be in shortly. When Dr Bunimovich came in she introduced herself as well as a intern who would be shadowing her. They were both very friendly and put me at ease quickly. I have to say Dr. B checked over me with a fine tooth comb. She listened to everything I said acknowledged it and game me great advice. I did have to have 2 biopsies done. She was very skilled and unlike the last biopsy I had done I could barley feel the needle with the numbing agent. She also kit it take effect over a few min. so I didn't feel it like I did at the other Dr. Over all I am so happy I found a dermatology's who I like and who can express empathy toward her patience and listens to what the say.

(This dermatologist currently has two listings. See the negative reviews for the other listing.) I…read morewaited months for the appointment. On the appointment day, I was soon brought from the waiting room into an exam room that apparently was never cleaned between patients, because the cleaning lady stopped by and said that she had not cleaned. She exited and left me in the dirty room. Yuri Bunimovich, MD, PhD had me wait in my gown in the exam room for 45 minutes before he finally saw me. He did a head-to-toe mole exam in a few minutes. I then inquired about some small, flesh-colored growths that I have on my face, neck, and upper chest. He did not look closely at me, so I do not think that he saw what I was talking about. He said that I probably have tinea versicolor, which I looked up and found out is a fungal infection that results in small, discolored patches. My skin looks nothing like photos of tinea versicolor. The nurse immediately sent a prescription to my pharmacy for an anti-fungal shampoo. I did not agree with the diagnosis, but I paid for the prescription and used it for weeks, and my skin growths, which I think are actually skin tags, were--surprise!--NOT cured by the anti-fungal prescription. When I had first checked in for my appointment, I paid $25 on a computer for my "30-minute" appointment, but after my appointment when I went to exit the office, the receptionist tried to get me to pay a second time. I am on the lookout for a new dermatologist.

Jacqueline did my first ever 11's treatment and has been doing them since. She is always so kind &…read morewelcoming. Will continue to see her for more treatments.

Great staff--I've learned so much about skincare, my skin, and my options without ever feeling…read moresilly or too needy. They're super flexible and accommodating, and parking is always a breeze. From answering my call (even before business hours!) to the warm greeting and flawless service, their attention to detail is impressive. The pricing feels fair, and they genuinely want you to feel empowered and satisfied, not just sell you products. I used to hesitate at product recommendations, but the Fillir team has transformed my routine with spot‑on advice to shrink the look of my pores--LOVE! My husband's treatments here have also been fantastic. Highly recommend for facials, extractions, skincare consults, and laser hair removal--my underarms have never looked better!