For annual skin body scans, they bill it to insurance as an office visit vs preventive care which…read morecauses most patient to have to pay out of pocket expenses instead of being fully covered by insurance. Another example of why healthcare is not affordable in the US. Instead of prioritizing the importance of encouraging patients to care about skin health, they choose an option to gain more money from the system. I will not be returning.

I had a disappointing experience at this dermatology office. During a previous visit, I mentioned…read morethat Accutane seemed to be irritating my esophagus. When I brought this up to Dr. Stephenson, he responded that he had "never heard of that," and didn't seem interested in discussing it further. I let it go at the time. At today's final Accutane checkup, I needed to show the doctor some skin irritation on my inner thighs. Since this is a dermatology office, I assumed this would be a safe space to address skin concerns. I initially showed a picture, but Dr. Stephenson said he couldn't assess much from photos and asked to see it in person. Although it was embarrassing, I decided to show the affected area and made it clear that I felt uncomfortable removing my pants in front of both the doctor and nurse. Instead of offering reassurance or making the situation more comfortable, they were both completely silent -- and to make matters worse, the nurse, Sheryl, actually smiled like she was about to laugh. It was incredibly unprofessional and made me feel judged and humiliated during what was already a vulnerable moment. I came seeking medical care and left feeling uncomfortable and dismissed. If you're in the field of dermatology, you should be prepared to treat all kinds of skin conditions -- without making patients feel weird or ashamed for having them.

Nice warm and inviting space. Got me in very quickly. Attendant saw me and doctor came in shortly…read moreafter. Sincere and caring approach. Good treatment and recommended a steroidal cream that has been amazing for a variety of small skin cuts and abrasions. As well as, treating minor skin cancers/ potential skin cancers.

Best doctors and staff! Will highly recommend! Easy to…read moreschedule appointments and tgey w take care of your needs.

First of all, the vibes and decor are immaculate. Second, the business is woman owned…read more Third, the care is efficient and effective. Cannot say enough good things about Mona!!

5 stars - A True Gem in Cincinnati!…read more I recently had my first appointment at Mona Dermatology and saw Megan -- and let me just say, WOW. She was absolutely wonderful: professional, warm, and incredibly skilled. The entire experience felt elevated from start to finish. The atmosphere is top-tier -- modern, welcoming, and not at all clinical-feeling like some other places I've been. There was hardly any wait (a rare gem in healthcare these days), and the results? Better than expected. Truly. It feels like a work of art -- subtle, natural, but with a big impact. I've been to several cosmetic dermatology spots around Cincinnati, and Mona Dermatology is, without a doubt, at the top of the list. If you're looking for results and a great experience, this is your place.

Two of my three previous appointments with The Dermatology Group were canceled by this…read moreestablishment. For my next appointment, I arrived 12 minutes late because of road work and heavy rain in the area, and I was told I would have to reschedule the appointment because of a strict 10-minute limit. Does not seem fair to me. I won't be back.

Beware, they will tell you that they take your insurance but neglect to tell you that each doctor…read moremay or may not accept your insurance and you won't find out until you get an enormous bill in the mail. Fraudulent practices.

Saw Dr Diab for the treatment of skin cancer, and I can't say enough good things about him!! He is…read morevery caring, listens to you and takes his time. He surgically removed the area of skin cancer and reassured me that all would be well. His staff is very professional as well. He came highly recommended by my oncologist and I would absolutely recommend him to anyone.

I saw Dr Diab…read more First of all, do not let the scheduler experience convince you to go somewhere else. She tried to tell me I had to make separate appts for each issue. The waiting room was crowded, but staff is very nice. The doctor went through all my concerns and was very calm and thorough. My issues warranted medication, and for each he told me when I should see results by, and to reschedule if I didn't. He asked additional history questions to assure there couldn't be any other causes. When I realized a medication was not called in and I was missing some notes I called the office. The doctor called me back personally, called in the missing medication, and clarified anything my notes were lacking. He also apologized for the error. And again, asked if there was anything else. Amazing!

I was supposed to have an appointment on 5/12/25. When I was three minutes away, I was called that…read morethe practitioner was at an emergency. They asked if I could come in later, gave me a time, I said sure. I grabbed coffee, then headed over when they called me later. However, once I got there and filled out paperwork I was told we would have to reschedule, fine. They made an appointment with me, for 5/19/25 at 1:30. I showed up, and they told me they had no record of the appointment, that was made in house. The same girl was there both times. She asked me to sit, and called. I heard her giggling on the phone and then she called me back and said they'd have to reschedule, again. I told them I wasn't interested and left. When your job is to schedule things, you should probably do it properly. People drive out of their way, and build schedules around appointments, and should be treated with respect. Practitioners may be nice, but I would have no idea.

If I could take my 1 star away I would! Poorly run office, took my mother there to see the nurse…read morepractitioner (couldn't get in to see the doctor), so everything is run through the NP. Did a biopsy of area, came back cancer, scheduled well over 6 months for the surgeon, Dr. Kirkwood, to perform the surgery, was called the DAY BEFORE the scheduled surgery , that the doctor no longer is taking mom's insurance and I will need to find someone else.!! Just the level of insensitivity to time and care. Will find someone better, but just wanted to make other poor patients aware!

I went to Dr. Fu for the first time when I was 15 years old. I had an infection that resulted from…read morean eyebrow piercing. She treated it quickly and effectively and I was impressed. So ten years later when I was experiencing some discomfort with a cartilage piercing, I returned to her office. COMPLETELY different experience. Both Dr. Greenfield and Dr. Fu made outrageously dangerous calls on how to treat my "infection." After giving it a once over and never having a culture sent out for testing, Dr. Greenfield said I had such a serious infection that I would have to have nurses come to my home and give me intravenous drugs through a port that I would have to have put in my chest. I thought this was extreme, so I went to Dr. Fu for a second opinion. She seemed very surprised by both the diagnosis and the fact that nothing had been swabbed and tested. So at first, I was relieved. But then, she herself never took a sample for testing! She never even LOOKED at my ear! All of her guesses were done from across the room without ever even examining me. She put me on a string of antibiotics and steroid creams to kill the infection, and when nothing changed--except me having such a strong reaction to them that I vomited on the side of the highway and was having trouble breathing--she said that I must have been allergic to the type of metal and would have to take them out. Not only is taking the jewelry out when there is an infection present against every bit of professional advice out there--because the hole will close up and not allow the wound to drain--but her assumption that I was allergic also didn't make sense. It was the same type of metal I'd been wearing for ten years everywhere else. I knew it was time to leave when Dr. Fu said I could "make a statement some other way." What statement? I just liked the way it looked. I couldn't believe that she would be so judgmental. So after all that, I went to another doctor who actually sent out for lab testing and did a close examination of my ear. He said it never was infected! Turns out all I needed was some sea salt soaks and antibacterial soap, and the mild swelling went down! I would NEVER go to Dr. Fu or Dr. Greenfield again. And if you value reasoned, objective thinking in your dermatologist, I suggest you avoid them as well.

I did not appreciate my experience with this doctor. I had been a patient for a few years and did…read morenot enjoy her lack of compassion. I had an intense mole removal procedure during which she left in the middle of the procedure to go get a glass of water. I was left in the room with a hole in my chest while listening to the assistant complain about not getting her lunch break. After my procedure healed, I was left with a giant scare that other dermatologists said was unacceptable.

Dr Palmer was very dismissive. the visit was the worst Dr appt I have ever experienced. He was…read moreshort with his diagnosis, and disregarded any input of background of complications. I would never recommend seeing him for any reason.

I like the doctor and staff, however I am not sure they have the best equipment. I went in to get 2…read moremoles (the black freckle kind) on my face removed by laser, ones that I've had removed in the past but came back. I had the treatment done right away and once the scabs came off I saw that the moles were not completely removed. I could still see a faded mark where they were. I called the office and they said I would have to come back for another treatment and pay for it. In the past when I got them removed they did completely go away for about a year before they came back. That's why I'm not sure how great this office's equipment is. Also a little disappointed that he couldn't just do another treatment for free since I wasn't completely satisfied with the results.

I've never been treated so rudely by a dr. Asked him questions about the much bigger than expected…read morescar and he refused to listen or discuss my concerns. "I'm ending this appointment now" please find someone else.

Some background so you can weigh my review. I have been treated for skin cancer by different…read moredermatologists in the District of Columbia (1 navy Doctors), Virginia (2 army Doctors), Maryland (2 civilian Doctors), and Cincinnati, OH (2 civilian Doctors). I left the last two Cincinnati Doctors because of poor screening with the first and poor billing practices with the second. I met with Dr. Brown for the first time in October of 2022. The nurse (her name escapes me) was professional and administered local anesthetic virtually painlessly. Dr. Brown seemed professional, and compassionate. She completed a full body check, froze some sites and took one biopsy. The administrative staff I have spoken with and met are pleasant and professional.