TLDR: poor quality of service from the doctor…read more I've gone to The Dermatology Center now 3-4 times over the past 2 years or so. My entire family has seen the doctor (or his staff) for various reasons. It has always felt hurried and impersonal, though that seems to be par for dermatologists from what I've read. That said, my latest encounter with the doctor has effectively been the last straw. He comes in without knowing the history of the patient (and reads his ipad in front of you), then quickly prescribes a medication with barely any explanation. I asked him a couple questions and wanted to know what the name of the active ingredient was and his reaction was - "are you in medicine or something"? I'm paraphrasing as I don't remember the exact wording but give me a break, I'm the patient, I can ask all the questions I want and deserve a thoughtful response with patience. At the end of the visit he didn't even bother to say goodbye and just walked out the door. I've experienced many dentists, OBGYNs, pediatricians, general physicians, and even other derms yet I've never had this kind of poor customer experience before. For all I know, the doctor may be quite competent as a derm but he lacks in the social skills required to provide a warm/engaging/thoughtful/patient experience. On another note, the medicine he prescribed me was supposed to be covered by my insurance and they sent the script to a CVS. I'm told later that CVS actually doesn't fill this particular medication and called the front desk back to which the front desk said "oh yea CVS doesn't fill this type of stuff". If your front desk staff knows this how does your other staff not know (or worse, not care) to send the script to the right kind of pharmacy? I also find out later that my insurance actually doesn't cover this medication so this entire visit to the doctor was a waste of my time. I'm not naive enough to think that medical practice in the US these days is meeting the bar in terms of customer service but at a minimum I'm voting with my wallet by choosing not to go here again and writing a review so others can make an incrementally more informed decision. Lastly, other reviews have said this place is accessible - it absolutely is not. It's on Bell road where there is severely limited street parking and no good side road parking either. You can't park in the shopping center across the street (or you can and risk getting towed). Every time I have to plan extra time just to find street parking and hope to get lucky. It's infuriating and another reason not to come here.

I've been going to this dermatology office for years and they've been a pleasure to work with. I…read moreheard the center has been voted as one of the best dermatology practices in Queens and I believe it. I usually see Phoebe Tam for my examinations and she's been great, specifically having found abnormally growing cells. I've had some mole removals due to this, with the biggest outpatient procedure once done by Dr. Zuckerman. Besides removing bad and suspicious moles, Phoebe has helped me with some recurring skin issues and prescribed me just what I've needed, as well as reducing some oil glands I've had trouble with. The office here is clean, professional, and I highly recommend this office!

I have been coming to Dr. Fryers practice for 15 years now... I see Dr Eric he is extremely…read moreknowledgeable and has awesome bedside manner. Super friendly doctor that explains everything thoroughly. Was recently there and I was already out of the office within half an hour of my appointment time. Front staff is so nice and Sweet which seems to be rare in offices these days.

I have been seeing Dr Fryer for two years. He is really nice, spends all the time you need,…read moreexplains everything in in terms you can understand. Although I was never a sun worshiper, i do spend lots of time swimming. I have lots of sun damage. I had a full body check. Dr Fryer was curious about a spot on my shoulder and was reluctant to biopsy it- we agreed just do it. Well when the results came back, it was a melanoma. He immediately gave me the name of a surgical oncologist. Within 5 days I had surgery, and thankfully my margins are clear! Thanks to Dr Fryer the melanoma was caught early... he is not only a wonderful doctor, but a caring person as well!!!

Very very rude. Very dismissive. Ready to push expensive heavy duty medications and antibiotics on…read morepeople without considering other options. Antibiotics do not work on hormonal acne but insisted he could not prescribe aldactone he only wanted to prescribe Accutane. Acne free for two years after getting aldactone prescribed by another dermatologist and I no longer have to go through the humiliating experience of talking to Dr. Rosmarin. Edit: no seriously, other reviewer, this man has said very humiliating things to me and has horrible manners, you know, on top of being a bad doctor. Cannot discount my experience.

I highly recommend Dr. Rosmarin. He has been my dermatologist for over 11 years. He is always…read moresensitive to my concerns whether its just a body check or something that looks suspicious and he will always put my mind at ease. He does not double book so I'm always in and out even if something needs to be removed I've never been in his office for more than 15 minutes from start to finish. He is such a nice man and his staff is very pleasant. My daughter has been seeing Dr. Rosmarin since she is a little girl, she is now 27 and still goes for her regular check ups. Thank you Dr. Rosmarin. From, Diane Macchio

My first visit was a very good experience. Dr. Avakian is very kind and experienced in his field!…read more I love the results of my injections and am looking forward to my next visit. He corrected past injections done in the past and the results speak for themselves! I highly recommend Dr. Avakian!

I've been coming to Vita for a year now and I could not be happier. I have been struggling with…read morecystic acne for a while and Irina helped transform my skin completely with laser hair removal, facials, and chemical peels. The Dr. helped to fix my lip filler migration and balanced my lips beautifully and without pain! Could not recommend more.

Dr. Trager is a decent dermatologist. He was attentive during my visit, but I felt rushed at times…read more The office staff was friendly and the wait time was reasonable. Overall, it was a good experience, but I expected a bit more depth in the consultation.

He did not show empathy or care to my child's severe skin conditions while my child was upset about…read morehow her skin was. No kindness/comfort. As a parent, I would not ever bring my child back there. --- "Stewing such thing" LOL perhaps this updated comment should have been commented when we visited. I was trying my best not to embarrass you. Your comments revealed it all.

Sad news to post. Dr Paul Sforza passed away over the weekend. Wake is on Wednesday 9/30 at…read moreFairchild and Sons at 1570 Northern Blvd in Manhasset. Hours are 2-5 and 7-9. I know he had many patients here in Whitestone, and we all know what a good man he was.

I did not see the doctor. I only interacted with his staff…read more I scheduled my appointment with him months in advance. I received continuous texted verifying my appointment and each time I confirmed. The night before my appointment I receive a phone call from his office notifying me that he is not accepting new patients. What? Inept administrative staff. I would AVOID!

A+ - (1) Sue - "Front End Gal" - Awesome; Extremely Kind, Courteous and Efficient - Can't thank her…read moreenough for helping me get in @ the last possible minute for my visit yesterday (Monday). (2) PA - Angela Cusamano - Compassionate, Pleasant, Gentle, Non-Judgemental w/ Excellent Bedside Manner - High Skilled - "To Boot!" - (3) Medical Assistant - "Nicole" - Extremely Helpful and Polite - Enough Compliments! ;-) Look - I work in Health Care and I'm used to being treated like garbage. Monday's visit was extremely refreshing. Thanks for ensuring that my vacation kicked off properly. Attempted to obtain an appointment via the appointment hotline; this failed miserably; - I booked with Zoc Doc and worked w/ the office directly. Would avoid the appointment hotline - you will lose your mind. Office was gorgeous! - Would definitely refer patients to this location and to PA-C Cusamano.

Just called the office to get my teenager in to see an MD due to an infection in toe. She seen a…read morepodiatrist and pediatrician and was told to see a dermatologist. Because its a holiday weekend she is booked, was told the PA and Nurse are equally good, I genuinely asked then what separates them from the MD title and she said she didn't know and I responded then maybe she shouldn't respond at all if she cannot speak to both sides and to redirect the matter to the fact that this is urgent to see if the MD can make room for my daughter....she was not happy and hung up. Way to go Garden City location, I get it, you cannot handle calls that are serious, can't separate your emotions from the professional aspect. VERY disgusted right now.

The Physician assistant overlooked three brown raised spots that were pre-cancerous and called them…read morecosmetic. She also refused to take something that looked suspicious. She was trying to spread out the visits and neglected to remove and biopsy precancerous cysts/moles. I don't know if this is office policy and the doctor operates the same way but beware and do not trust the physician assistant . especially something as serious as dealing with possibly getting cancer.

I went to him on the recommendation of one of my doctors. I have some Sebaceous Hyperplasia…read more(raised white spots, kinda related to acne) on my face that I wanted to get rid of. One the day of my procedure, his assistant applied a topical anesthesia. We waited for some time, maybe 45 min. Next, Bodian came in and started to apply what I guess was a laser to my face. It stung like hell, and I could smell my skin burning. When I told him it hurt, he was quite annoyed, saying that the topical should have worked. To proceed with the session, he suggested that I have injections of yet another anesthesia, but after a few painful shots and then yet more removal of the spots, I asked him to stop. My face was on fire for a few days after -- blisters everywhere. I tried Vaseline all over. I washed it off and then my entire face was puffy and sore. And then the scarring happened: small, dead-white scars (I'm a white woman, Irish complexion) that are permanent. And, outside of the Sebaceous Hyperplasia, I have had pretty beautiful skin all my life: stayed out of the sun for over 40 years. The strangest weirdness occured at the end of the procedure. I told him I hated the entire procedure: he told me that these "things" would come back and that I would be back to see him -- full confidence on his part. Bottom line: I have no idea why Bodian decided to do this procedure even when I told him it hurt and even when I could smell burning flesh. My flesh. My face. NEVER would I use him again.