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    Jan Fu, MD, PhD, FAAD

    3.1 (7 reviews)

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    Great service. Easy to talk to. Took care of my husband's skin cancer and a small lesion on my face. Highly recommend.

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    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.

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    2.9
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    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!

    Jan Fu, MD, PhD, FAAD - dermatology - Updated June 2026

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