I booked an appointment after searching for an in network dermatologist and not having great luck…read morewith the person I saw last year. The office is conveniently located in East Cobb and easy to find. Parking is also accessible. I was greeted promptly and taken care of as soon as I arrived. I had a bit of a wait but once I was taken to the room I saw why. Dr. Louis offers TOP TIER service! She takes her time, listens, provides detailed information and answers ALL questions! I felt so well taken care of and am hopeful that the recommendations will resolve my issues. Either way - and unlike the previous dermatologist I saw - she scheduled a follow up so we can check in. 10/10!!!

I'm thankful for a great experience at Goodman Dermatology. Going to the doctor is not my favorite…read morething to do, but I felt extremely comfortable during my new patient appointment here today. Upon arrival I was greeted by staff at the front desk who not only took their time to check me in but made sure I felt comfortable. The nursing staff and Dr. Dionne Louis were all very kind and ensured that I was comfortable throughout my visit when being seen as well. The body check was through and all questions I had were answered during my appointment. I am looking forward to continuing my medical relationship with Goodman Dermatology in the future.

The Doctors and staff are not only friendly but also helpful and very caring. I wanted thank…read moreShirley for making me a cup of coffee, which I throughly needed.While preparing for surgery, Taylor listened to all my stupid stories which helped relax me. Dr, Hammer and Dr. Celi were very patient and explained the procedure. Jayla was very empathetic about my concerns and was informative about my upcoming procedures and what to expect. God Bless, Earl Hutcherson

Not off to a good start. I was seen at an event at N. Fulton Hospital at the end of August. I got a…read morephone call in the first week of September trying to get me to book an appointment with Dr. Goodman since he was the doctor who saw me. I was out of town so I said I would call back. Called back today and was told right off they don't take market place insurance (Obamacare.) I don't have that kind of insurance. Even after telling the girl that answered the phone what kind of insurance I had she had to place me on hold several times to talk with the office manager. She came back on the line and told me they don't accept my insurance. So I called my provider. Sure enough this office is in my network. So my provider called them and conferenced me in after explaining to the new person that answered the phone that they did accept my insurance. Then they tried to say that the Dr. Goodman wasn't accepting new patients. That was a lie because a) He was the doctor at the event trying to get new business and b) the first girl I spoke to said he was booked until the middle of October but he was available after that.

It's so weird how so many different patients can have so many wildly varying experiences with the…read moresame doctor - and not just Dr. Gardner - but you see it all the time with all doctors. Oh well . . . I went here because, after doing a Google search, I discovered they were one of the few physician's office near me that offer XTRAC laser treatments for psoriasis (and vitiligo). I found my first visit with Dr. Gardner was fine - and I felt that he had a great bedside manner. I was a bit surprised that he didn't come back after the biopsy to tell me what to expect - because MAN - I was not prepared for the excruciating pain later that night - or the pain and sensitivity over the next few days. It was bad - even if I wiggled my ears - it sent ripples of pain across my scalp. But I digress - with the exception of one experience with one person - I found the staff to be excellent, including the front desk / scheduling team (gotta give a shout out to Denise - since she shares my name) and the PA and Nurse Practioner, Sarah and Sandy, respectively. I actually didn't think I needed a biopsy - having had one 8 years ago on the exact same spot - and Dr. Gardner 'kind of' insisted. Let's just say he 'strongly recommended' the biopsy- MULTIPLE times over the course of the 15 minutes. He said that while he certainly COULD give me steroid injections or XCTRAC treatments - but didn't want me to waste money because neither of these options had even a remote chance of working if f I didn't have psoriasis. So I did the internal eyeroll, thinking the biopsy was going to be wasting a lot of money (self-pay) for nothing and consented. Turns out - this spot that's been plaguing me for years and growing, threatening to turn me into Sherman Hemsley - the very same spot that the previous biopsy indicated that, it was psoriasis - turn's out it isn't. I saw the FNP, Sandy last Friday to remove sutures and discuss treatment for lichen simplex chronicus and I'm hopeful that they can help get my scalp back to a normal, healthy condition.

Outstanding. Not rushed ,answered all my questions and explained everything I needed to know.my…read moreskin recovered after procedures and are scarless Staff very friendly and efficient. Dr Gardner is the best.

I've been happy with my doctor - they are great about seeing you immediately if you find something…read moresuspicious otherwise you'll want to book your appt early. They also do a thorough job at skin cancer screening - however my big criticism is that they don't tell you upfront that they don't code as preventative screening. So if you go thinking you'll get 100% coverage from your insurance - think again. I was surprised to pay almost $200 for a "diagnosis" visit (vs preventative) for my screening - I got this explanation from their Billing dept. Then I tried calling the office to recommend they mention to patients they don't code as preventative screening so patients aren't surprised at their bill - I left a message and no one ever called me back :( Other that that, I've been happy with them. FYI they have a paid parking garage behind their office.

I have been a patient of Dr. Erickson for several years now, and I am convinced that she is the…read morebest dermatologist in Atlanta. She is a good communicator and her work is top notch. The office is nice and new, and the front desk and checkout folks are very pleasant to work with. Highly recommended.

Can't say enough wonderful things about Radiance. Everyone you interface with is professional,…read moreknowledgeable and kind. I get my peptides through Marissa, my facials through Amber, and my dysport through April. Trifecta!

Consistently amazing. The diamond glow facial the level of knowledge the service level remains…read moreunmatched. Amber is amazing I am moving soon and I seriously asked her to come with me

Dr. Viscuci is great! She's very thorough and explains things well…read more Her office is well organized. The workers are pleasant and efficient.

I love the care they give me. They give me a thorough and complete exam and I have total confidence…read morein their care. I usually see Chasen.

I had a great experience during my office visit. I brought my 3 year old son in and also had my 8…read moremonth old along for the ride. They were super prompt in getting us into a room and the doctor arrived in 3 minutes. The doctor knew exactly what my son needed and we were out the door. This was so helpful for me with my 2 kids in tow and his diagnosis was right on. The only thing I was uncomfortable with was the requirement to provide my and my three year old's social security number over the phone to make an appointment. The receptionist stated it was a 'federally mandated requirement'. No other doctor's office requires this information to simply make an appointment. I hope the office considers removing this from their scheduling process.

I would not go here. I booked for a preventative annual skin cancer check up that was to be covered…read moreby my insurance 100%. I got the bill for $250 and my insurance said Atlanta West didn't code it as "preventative". I called Atlanta West and they said because they don't take peoples weight and height it isn't considered a preventative appointment. They are a scam! My insurance also confirmed offices will do this, so they get more money form the patient. SCAM

Great practice! Friendly staff and Dr. Chappell is wonderful. I finally found a great dermatologist.read more

### Acworth Dermatology & Skin Cancer Center Review…read more Unfortunately, my experience with Acworth Dermatology & Skin Cancer Center was extremely disappointing, particularly when it came to respecting our time and communicating with us as patients. Today, I had two separate appointments for my children with Dr. Johnathan L. Chappell. Both appointments were scheduled for 8:30 AM and 2:30 PM. As new patients, we arrived approximately 10 minutes early to complete the necessary paperwork. For my son's appointment, we were taken to the examination room on time, but then waited **more than 30 minutes** before the doctor came in. I eventually left the room to ask the staff what was happening because my son was missing school and I had taken time off work for the appointment. Shortly afterward, the doctor came in. The actual examination lasted **less than four minutes**. I literally timed it. The doctor did not turn on the examination light or appear to conduct a thorough physical examination before diagnosing my son and prescribing a lotion. I had to ask additional questions to understand how to use the prescription and what the follow-up plan would be. Later, I brought my daughter in for a separate dermatology appointment. Again, we arrived about 10 minutes early. This time, we waited **more than 40 minutes** in the examination room. Once again, I eventually had to leave the room and ask what was happening. Approximately two minutes later, the doctor came in. This appointment lasted less than eight minutes. Although it was somewhat longer than my son's appointment, I still had to ask multiple questions to get information about the prescriptions and what we should expect going forward. What was most disappointing was what happened afterward. I explained my concerns to the front desk and said that I felt it was disrespectful to make patients wait that long. My children's time and my time are valuable too, especially when appointments require missing school and taking time away from work. The response I received was essentially, **"I always have to wait at doctors' appointments. That's how it is."** There was no apology or acknowledgment that two separate appointments had involved waits of more than 30 and 40 minutes. I understand that medical offices can run behind. I also understand that unexpected situations happen. What I don't accept is the idea that excessive waiting should simply be considered normal or that patients should not expect better scheduling and communication. I have been to many doctors' offices where I have not had to wait more than 15-20 minutes, and where the physician takes the time to properly evaluate the patient, answer questions, and explain the treatment plan. Because of this experience, I cancelled our upcoming follow-up appointments and will be looking for another dermatologist. I am not expecting every appointment to run exactly on schedule, but I do expect patients and their families to be treated with respect, their time to be valued, and their questions to be answered. **Based on our experience today, I cannot recommend this practice.**

It takes a while to get in, but they were gracious to move us up 2 weeks with a cancellation. Busy…read moreoffice and we see why. Professional and very caring. Love Dr. Rupley. She was cheerful and thorough in detail to give us hope for the healing needed.

Most appointments were a month out but a next day appointment was available with Maci so I was…read morequite happy about that. Went in for hormonal acne. The office is clean and the staff are friendly! Maci was very helpful and explained everything regarding my treatment and prescriptions to me.