Dr. Singer is the absolute BEST DERMATOLOGIST EVER!! She is…read morecaring, thorough, and great with all ages of kids and adults! My family has seen her well over a decade and will never switch doctors!! This says a lot considering we have many local dermatologists in our town BUT we choose to drive a long distance to continue our dermatology care with Dr. Singer!! It is obvious her goal is to help as many patients as she can in her practice and do that with a loving servant heart! The office check in is quick and easy too. I love her patient rooms they have the most cheerful beautiful paintings and are always clean! If you or your family are looking for an intelligent, compassionate dermatologist that will go the extra mile for your care don't hesitate to call Dr. Allison Singer! She is truly beautiful inside and out! We hope you will love her as much as our family has!

My 6 yr old had a spot on her eye lid that we wanted looked at. Dr Singer was very sweet but saw…read morethe spot and immediately referred us to another doctor. I paid over $90 for the visit (and r also have medical insurance) and I left. I just received a bill for another $15.15 and saw they charged our insurance $241.00 to just tell us they could t do anything and go somewhere else. Zero treatment. Very nice gal but this is silly.

This office is by far the best Dermatology Office! Dr. Patel and Dr. Lyndsey are the best. This…read moreparticular visit my appointment was at 2 but she didn't see me until almost 3 of course I was a bit upset and questioned Dr. Patel, but she was so honest, and didn't try to make any excuses, I could not do anything but respect her and the explanation. She addressed every issue I had. She gave me my prescription and assured me if they were pricey to let her know and she would do what she had to do to make sure it wasn't so expensive and she did just that. Her nurse was so nice and caring, everyone that I've encountered at this office was so kind! This office rock!

Not conceited or cocky or in a rush. What more could you ask for? She definitely seems very…read moreknowledgeable. She actually talked me out of a more costly treatment/solution By her appearance she's 22 and if you see her vs a nurse it'll take about 3-4 months just FYI. Most dermatologist are like that are good. I forgot how I found her

I am very thankful for Christine Alexander...I have an extensive history with skin cancer and other…read moreskin condition flare ups...Christine has been spot on diagnosis and follow up treatments and great follow up protocols...my skin health has so much improved with Christine's help and her outstanding professionalism and a great friendly attitude

I have been a patient of Dr Song for a couple of years. I am very impressed with her care! She is…read morevery good about answering all of my questions! Her assistant, Yuri is always very helpful and nice! Sophia is also very friendly!

Really disappointed with my experience with Dr. Kahn and I would not recommend her…read more I originally saw her in January for an upper bleph consult because I was fully prepared to move forward with surgery. During that consult, she specifically told me she did not think I needed a bleph and instead said I would be a good candidate for upper eyelid filler. I trusted her opinion and decided to pursue that route instead. I had also previously seen her for a peel that cost $400 and completed that procedure. I had booked a Moxie treatment at one point because I felt heavily pressured into it by her, but ended up cancelling that single appointment. About a month ago, I called to book the upper eyelid filler appointment we had discussed during my consult. I mentioned I was driving from Kansas, which strangely seemed to make her question whether I would actually show up. I assured her I would. I then drove 4.5 hours for this appointment. When I arrived, she acted like she had no idea what I was talking about and immediately said, "Upper eyelid filler is not what you need. You need a bleph." I was shocked because that was the complete opposite of what she originally told me and the entire reason I made the 9 hour round trip in the first place. She then asked if I had gotten any Botox or filler elsewhere since our last appointment. I said yes. Instead of focusing on the treatment I actually came in for, the appointment turned into criticizing other things about my face that I was not even there to discuss. She told me my under eye filler done elsewhere did not look natural and should probably be dissolved. She also said previous Botox had been "placed wrong" and was pushing my eyelids downward. She recommended doing "a little Botox" to help lift the area. I agreed. At absolutely no point was pricing discussed beforehand. I have gotten Botox for years, regularly get 50 to 60 units, and have NEVER spent anywhere close to what happened here. Because she specifically said "a little Botox," I assumed it would be a relatively small charge. After the treatment, she asked for my credit card, processed the payment, and casually told me she would email me a receipt. Only after the charge went through did I ask how much it was. The total was $600. I waited in my car for over 30 minutes for the receipt and never received one. I finally called the office because I still had not received the receipt and wanted to know how many Botox units I had actually been injected with. The front desk told me they "charge by area" instead of by unit. I finally received the receipt 2 hours later, but it still did not include the number of units injected. Another frustrating part of this experience was the complete lack of follow up and transparency afterward. Despite multiple follow ups, nobody ever called me back to answer my questions about how many Botox units I was injected with. Instead, I was sent a medical records/photo release form that was completely unrelated to what I was asking for. I was not requesting my photos or medical records. I was simply asking for the number of Botox units injected during my appointment because that information was missing from my receipt. The entire experience was misleading, unprofessional, and honestly bamboozling. My biggest issue is not even the Botox itself. It is the complete lack of transparency. Recommendations completely changed from one visit to the next, pricing was never discussed before treatment, the receipt lacked basic information, and follow up questions were ignored. Another red flag to me was the way the office is run. I later realized Dr. Kahn is also the person answering phones and booking appointments herself because I had spoken to her directly multiple times before without realizing it was actually the doctor. She answers the phone as "Dr. Kahn's office" and handles scheduling personally. There only seemed to be one additional staff member there as well. Combined with the confusion about my treatment plan, lack of transparency about pricing, unanswered follow up calls, and incomplete receipt information, the entire experience felt disorganized and unprofessional. Honestly, looking back, this may have been a blessing in disguise because after this experience I would never feel comfortable trusting her to operate on my eyes. If this is how communication and follow up are handled for Botox questions and basic billing transparency, I cannot imagine how stressful it would feel as a surgical patient if you had concerns, questions, or were unhappy with your results and were ignored the same way.

My experience with Dr. Khan was deeply disappointing and raised serious concerns about her…read moreprofessionalism and ethics. I paid $125 for a consultation in good faith, during which we discussed the procedures I was interested in. I left the appointment under the impression that we had mostly finalized the plan and that I would soon receive an email with a quote and available dates for August or September--especially since August had been presented as a very real possibility during our initial email exchange. However, after the consultation, I received no follow-up whatsoever. I reached out multiple times via email to gently follow up and ask for an update, hoping for at least a brief acknowledgment--but was completely ignored. Not a single response came until I eventually asked for a refund, at which point I received a reply within the hour. I can completely understand and respect a busy schedule. But given how prompt the communication was leading up to the consultation and when a payment or refund was involved, it's difficult to believe that she was simply too busy to respond at any point in between. This level of disregard for a patient's time, money, and expectations is unacceptable--especially from a medical professional. It's not just unprofessional; it calls her ethics into serious question. If this is how she handles something as basic as communication and follow-up, I cannot imagine placing my trust in her for surgery. I've since decided to pursue my procedures with another provider who values communication, follow-through, and patient care.

Dr. Davis and her staff are exceptional for all your dermatology needs. She truly is the best. I…read moreeven drive from Dallas to Allen because the care she provides is worth the trip.

Dr Karimi is a horrible provider. I went into her office with a lipoma that she said she could…read moreremove. She said "I should probably refer you to a general surgeon but I can do it in my office." This is the result of her lipoma removal. When she saw the result she said "I'm so disappointed in myself." Even worse, I told her I was pregnant at the follow up and she proceeded to recommend medication with isoretinoin in, which is known to cause fetal defects. When I reminded her I was pregnant she said "oh yea woops." This is despicable medical care and I would never recommend this girl to anyone.

I'll be honest, I'm probably not the typical person to write a review for a dermatology office. As…read morea guy, going to the dermatologist wasn't exactly something I was excited about or used to doing. That said, I've been going to Rodgers Dermatology for a few years now and I've had a good experience. I recently had a few procedures done, and everything went smooth from start to finish. The staff was friendly, the providers explained what was going on, and they made the whole process easier than I expected. I felt comfortable during the visits, never felt rushed, and appreciated that they answered my questions without making it a big deal. Overall, I'm glad I went and would recommend them, especially to anyone who may be putting off going to a dermatologist.

I scheduled an appointment for my almost 17-year-old son through Zocdoc, a scheduling platform this…read morepractice has chosen to utilize. During those two weeks, not a single person from the office contacted me to explain that a parent or legal guardian must be physically present for a minor's initial visit. I intentionally scheduled this appointment before school started so my son would not have to miss class. Instead, he took time off work, drove to the office, checked in, and was then informed he would not be seen because I was not there in person. My son is nearly 17 years old and less than two years away from leaving for college. He is more than capable of attending a routine dermatology appointment on his own. If the practice requires a parent to be physically present despite a patient being mature enough to drive himself, hold a job, and manage his own appointment, that is certainly their prerogative--but it is also their responsibility to communicate that requirement before the appointment, not after the patient has already arrived. To be clear, I have absolutely no issue with that policy. I have every issue with a practice that fails to communicate it. When I spoke with the office manager, I expected a simple acknowledgment that the situation could have been prevented with a phone call, text, or email. Instead, I was told I should have known, that I should have called the office rather than using Zocdoc, and that there was essentially nothing to be done. If this office chooses to accept appointments through a third-party scheduling platform, then the responsibility to communicate office-specific requirements belongs to the office--not the patient. Suggesting otherwise is simply an attempt to shift responsibility for an entirely preventable mistake. I offered to FaceTime during the appointment or complete any required paperwork electronically so my son could still be seen. There was no willingness to accommodate, no effort to problem-solve, and no recognition that their lack of communication had now caused him to miss work unnecessarily and will require him to miss school for a rescheduled appointment. Policies are understandable. Poor communication is not. A complete lack of accountability is even less so.

Dr. Kalyam did a great job on removing a lesion from my eyelid. I highly recommend her!read more

Dr. Kalyam is an amazing surgeon! I send all my patients to her. She has also done a bleph on me…read moreand it turned out beautiful!!

I have to give Dr. Terrill credit. He is a great dermatologist. That is if you want an honest…read morecompetent professional that doesn't try to upsell you products or services you don't need. A dignified conservative approach to your skins health is what you get here. Definite go if you need him.

Horrible office manners - Talking to manager repeating everything I said- wouldn't listen or talk…read moreto patient during visit was very rushed . My son needs a treatment plan for his acne and they wouldn't help. The plan they gave him already tried it got worse and no other options - horrible experience put us down twisted words and made up lies. I am reporting to TDI and BBB my son had bars in his chest and couldn't finish acutane and they would t prescribe it the first time or this time.. if you need an acne treatment I would highly recommend elsewhere cause you will get no where and never see results after years.