Really appreciate the service here. This office has helped me with sebaceous hyperplasia and an…read moreallergic reaction before. They also offer face peels in office from VI. They are great freshening and lightening your complexion. Very reasonable price I tend to get one or two a year.

Doctors and physician assistants have all been excellent. Wait times have all been short and…read morereasonable.

I went to Dr. Waldinger many years ago. I can't evaluate him as of late, but when I went he was a…read moregreat doctor. I had gone to a dermatologist named Dr. Victor prior to visiting Dr. Waldinger, and had a much better experience with Dr. Waldinger. My acne problem went away after treatment with him, and he was a very nice man. I wish I had seen him first. Dr. Waldinger was a much better doctor. His demeanor was much better, and his treatment was more effective. Thanks Dr. Waldinger! (I'm sure he doesn't remember me, but I appreciated him).

From the owner: Dermatolgy & Dermatologic Surgery Adult & Geriatric…read moreDermatology Cutaneous Oncology

Best dermatologist and med spa in town! I have been seeing Dr. Iacco and Leah for years. They are…read moreso kind, listen to my concerns, and provide the best options from a medical and cosmetic perspective. Dr. Ganger and her MA, Sara, are great. Sara is the first person I interact with for my skin checks (annual skin cancer and mole check). For my cosmetic visits, it's the same process when I'm getting Botox. I absolutely love Leah. She is my go to girl for hydrafacials and laser treatments. She is amazing! Great at was she does, explains the process so well, kind, and I love talking to her. I have been to the Wixom and Ann Arbor locations too. Plymouth by far has the best group of people!

I had a great experience. Dr. Iacco and staff are all very…read moreprofessional, with excellent communication skills. All are very knowledgeable, competent, and kind.

I've been going to Dr. Redmond for 20+ years. Yes, you may have to wait a bit even with an…read moreappointment, but he takes his time and has always done a great job treating my various dermatology issues. He even worked with me when I was briefly out of work and did not have insurance. I would recommend without hesitation.

Dr. Redmond is great. I have been going to him for years. I've been to a few dermatologists over…read morethe years, and it is hard to find one that I really like. The office staff is friendly and Dr. Redmond is very nice, professional, and has always had a solution for my skin concerns. He usually gives me samples, if they are available, to try out the product to see if it works before I spend $40 on a non-generic skin medication. The office is closed on Mondays and weekends.

I didn't have a problem with the practitioner I saw; she was competent, as far as I could tell…read more The first red flag was their communication. While there, I was given an iPad, filled out all my information and it seemed handy. They did a biopsy on a small mark - whether it was necessary or not, I do not know, but I defer to the judgement of the medical professional. I went in to have some spots on my arm looked at. I got a full waist above exam and that was OK. At the end of the exam I was told, not asked, that I would be coming back a month later for waist down. A few days later, I received an email saying the lab results were in. I went to their log in page, entered email (the one through which they contacted me), name and date of birth and got: "Does not match our records". So, I thought they would follow up with paper mail. It's been quite a while and I have heard nothing. I get the feeling that it's business, first. I made a copay at the time of treatment I got a second email from them saying I had a payment and to go to their portal to pay. Same result: "Does not match our records". My wife was head of Quality Assurance at one of the ten largest hospitals in the US. At that hospital and another she also worked in, it was a constant battle with doctors who "do no harm", but order superfluous tests. Many tests are easily shown to be unnecessary, but dermatology is different and it is best to err on the side of caution. Most dermatologists do a lot of biopsies and well they should. The ones who do 100 percent of first time patients are suspect. I do not know what the rate is here, but the cheap way they handle the website and "portal" is a red flag. I didn't go back.

No care, doctor in rush describe wrong antibiotic for me can interfere with my blood thinner…read moremedicine and cause severe bleeding

I saw Dr. Rama for a cosmetic procedure (for which I had paid in advance). On my way out, she…read moreslapped me with a $50.00 "co-pay" for a bogus pathology lab service that was never discussed, ordered, or performed. Sadly, this appears to be the culture of this practice and its doctors. The Department of Justice reported that Forefront recently paid $850,000 to resolve false claims for wound procedures that were never performed. That's a lot of bogus claims. See the link below: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/dermatology-providers-agree-pay-nearly-850000-resolve-allegations-false-wound-repair-claims

My wife recently had one little spot "punched out" which took no more than a few minutes ( if that)…read moreand insurance was billed for 5 procedures for a total cost of $ 1498.96 and our payment was $254.88 Sure seems like price gouging to us...I used to respect this establishment!

Fantastic dermatologist who I trust to care for me and my family! I've had efficient and…read morecompassionate care from her for multiple years and have followed her when she moved her practice. You won't find a better!