Absolutely loved him! Was able to get a next day appointment and when he saw me, he was thorough…read moreand gentle. Will definitely stick with him.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Dermatology…read more- Medical Clinics - Physicians & Surgeons - Skin Care - Physicians & Surgeons, Internal Medicine - Physicians & Surgeons, Oncology - Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General - Clinics

Lots to like about this office: bright, clean, a kids' play area with books and coloring pages, and…read morea screen in the waiting area telling you if your doctor is on time or behind (and by how much). I've been for acne and skin cancer screening (pasty people have to be careful!) and recently went for a couple of small surgical procedures. The staff was great about explaining everything and were very accommodating for making me comfortable. I'm a little squeamish and not the hugest fan of getting stuck with needles. The person assisting the surgery that was in charge of sticking me about ten times was a good sport about me squishing up my face as I got poked, and neither she nor the doctor was bothered by my request for something to put over my eyes so I didn't accidentally catch sight of any scalpels/needles/etc. mid-procedure. They also offered to put on music to help distract me from the sounds of surgery. The doctor also asked me if I had issues with lidocaine at the dentist - something I appreciated because as a redhead I tend to need more anesthetic than the average patient. Since I do, they made sure to numb me appropriately. Hoping I don't have to go back for much after my followup for suture removal, but I wouldn't hesitate to return if I do have further dermatological issues.

I called to make an appointment and fortunately was able to get in fairly quickly on the east side…read more But I quickly cancelled that appointment when I was told there there was an over $200.00 facilities fee on top of my fee for being seen. Outrageous!

Dr. J. Barnett diagnosed my basil cell carcinoma on April 14, 2015. Dr. C. Burnett performed Mohs…read moreSurgery on April 21, 2015. Both of these men are great Doctors. They are very nice and extremely compassionate. You can't go wrong with these two men on your side.

From the owner: At Dermatology Associates of Wisconsin, our caring and experienced dermatologists will personalize…read morea treatment plan for each individual using the best and most appropriate technologies in dermatology. We strive to improve the communities we serve by decreasing the severity of skin disease through public awareness initiatives, personalized treatment plans, and effective collaboration with our partners in medicine that brings the best dermatology in your neighborhood.

Wonderful dermatologist who really listens and takes time with his patients and a very smart…read morephysician. I get a yearly skin exam and he is one of my favorite health care providers .

Worst experience with a doctor. He does not listen or provide adequate explanation. He is abrasive…read morein his speech and when he examines/handles you. He is dismissive and does not engage you as a partner in your own health. It was an unsafe experience.

Horrible! I saw Kevan Lewis MD who literally cut me off midsentence when I was describing my…read moresymptoms. He shook his head, put his finger to his lips, and told me that I shouldn't think like that because it could become true. When I inquired about him at the front desk I was told he normally just performs surgery. I then had a follow-up appt. with Brenda Black PAC in Oshkosh to get my biopsy results. I told her that I felt like there was something else going on with my skin, when I questioned the catch-all diagnosis of dermatitis, and she just shrugged her shoulders and didn't say a word. I finally figured out that I needed to see a Dermatologist. Not one doctor thought to mention this option. Black also did my annual skin exam (I have a history of Melanoma) she didn't examine my scalp, or use a dermatoscope, yet in the after visit report my hair and scalp were listed as being examined.

Not happy with this medical practice, did not help me with issues, will not return for assistance…read morein skin problems

Sweetest people ever…read more What is that? You don't know what is a weave. Well, let's learn. Not in a condescending/ugly or offensive way - nope. Doctor and nurse are as professional as possible - yep - just come back when it's taken down. Nice, new building. Service is still stellar (it's new). Let's see what happens as things age with time.

Outstanding professional nursing staff- knowledgeable and caring. Dr. Robertson is not only an…read moreexpert skilled practitioner but is also kind and thoughtful. I can't say enough about this great experience.

Providing an honest review of my experience:…read more I came to this office for a second opinion and had some texture concerns around my mouth. During my consultation, Dr. Robertson recommended that I meet with Jessie to discuss laser treatment options. Jessie recommended erbium laser resurfacing around my mouth. I was told to expect approximately 2-3 weeks of downtime and that any pinkness could last up to six months but would be easy to cover with makeup. I was also shown before-and-after photos that appeared to show very positive outcomes. My personal experience was very different from what I expected. I experienced approximately 12 weeks of downtime, and my skin felt extremely tight, almost "shrink-wrapped." My smile and facial animation also felt altered. When I shared these concerns with Dr. Robertson, I was told that this was consistent with laser resurfacing. For me, these sensations persisted for around 10 months. At nearly 11 months post-procedure, I still feel my skin texture looks unusually smooth and shiny, and some pre-existing texture or scars appear more noticeable or different than before. At my three-month follow-up appointment, when I expressed concern about these changes, I was told that little could be done for a year or more because additional treatments could trigger inflammation. I believe this possibility should have been discussed more clearly before treatment, because I would not have moved forward had I fully understood the potential recovery timeline and limitations afterward. Before proceeding with erbium, I specifically asked whether Halo laser might be a better option. Jessie told me that it would take "10 Halo treatments to achieve the results of erbium." Another aspect that was not fully explained to me was how noticeable the contrast between treated and untreated skin could appear during healing. In my experience, blending remained obvious for many months. My overall feeling is that I was not fully informed about the extent of recovery, the appearance changes during healing, or the emotional impact of the process. As a result, the experience was very difficult for me and affected my trust moving forward. I would also encourage anyone considering this treatment to keep in mind that before-and-after photos shown in consultations are often taken in highly controlled lighting conditions that may minimize how texture and reflectivity appear. In everyday lighting, I personally felt that redness, shininess, and texture changes were much more noticeable. Prepare to be uncomfortable with what you see for 6-10 months. The mouth area takes longer to heal because skin is thinner and in constant motion, plus it is the focal point of your face, so any change is more noticeable. In my opinion, this procedure should not be considered a minor recovery treatment. Prospective patients should be prepared for the possibility of significant downtime, prolonged healing, and emotional stress related to appearance changes during recovery. I do not feel those aspects were adequately explained to me during my consultation. I genuinely wish I had understood these possibilities beforehand, because I would have made a different decision. I am sharing my experience so that others considering erbium laser resurfacing can make a more informed decision. The second picture is before the others are after.They feel this is a good outcome. I do not feel the same way.