Dr. Jonathan Dosik was a wonderful dermatologist. Very pleasant nature about him, especially nice…read morebeing I was nervous about the visit. Definitely my go to dermatologist now. Highly recommended!

I had a great experience at Skinplicity with a facial by Emily. Great atmosphere, very professional…read moreservice and my skin looked great! Would definitely go again.

I have been a customer of Skinplicity's for years! I recently had a facial/micro by Alyssa and she…read morewas fantastic! I used to refrain from having facials at least 1 week prior to any important events or gatherings bc my face would be marked for days! I have to say that my face was pretty good after my last visit with Alyssa. I actually used to have treatments by Alyssa years ago therefore she has always been great! So glad I can continue to schedule services with her.

They have been on top of various skin cancers with my husband. They waste no time at all!read more

A literal abomination. Go anywhere else. As a critical care nurse with a master's in my…read morespecialization, this place is a mill with robots walking around on iPads trying to upsell you cream you don't need. The office staff is a cesspool of unprofessional, nasty women who clearly would rather be anywhere else.

Dr.Tan was very thorough, very pleasant. Great bedside manner explained everything. I would highly…read morerecommend her. Did a full body screening first time I was ever at a dermatology office. Very clean office staff was very professional.

Love Dr Lieb. Been going to her for over 20 years...Very thorough and listens to you and takes her…read moretime.

Leah is the best! She is very knowledgeable, has great bedside manner, makes clients feel…read morecomfortable, and is wonderful at teaching/training. Her staff are so sweet too!

Love this place!! Very professional and prices are awesome too! Referring my friends and family as…read morewell! Ty!

I just started my own journey with Deborah because of the incredible results she had working with…read moremy 18 year old son. He came to her - skeptically- at the tail end of a terrible allergy season (1-2 Claritin a day!) and a new allergy to our 6 yo cat. After working with Deborah in a handful of visits, his allergies subsided enough for the cat to sit on his lap with only an occasional sniffle and this past allergy season he needed no Claritin! He's now more open to non traditional healing and we are all much happier. Highly recommend Deborah and her team.

Wow. Admittedly, I…read morehad to be dragged here. Not literally, but, I've always been a believer in traditional medicine and therapies -- exclusively. Boy, did I ever short-sell myself! These folks knew I was skeptical and they seemed to understand ... explaining to me in understandable terms the benefits of healing from the inside out. There was nary a moment of discussion about leaving my comfort zone (of traditional meds), rather they set forth the worthy objective of getting better -- naturally -- so the meds might not be required at some point. The services here are all generally therapeutic in nature, but there is also some self-healing going on. I'm in this area only 1-2 times a year, and the practitioners here made sure that I knew of a similar place to go in the Houston area. Those who already know the power of natural healing probably already know about this place and its caring staff. Those who are skeptical -- like yours truly -- make a single appointment. You'll be back for sure.

I think I've said it a multitude of times in some of my reviews but--- here we go again! ----…read more"getting old sucks, but it beats the alternative." I never gave the topic of skin cancer a 2nd thought until my father had to have a spot on his skin removed over 30 years ago. This threw me into a profound depression, and I got drunk (in those days, I didn't really need profound depression, or even mild depression, as an excuse to get drunk, although it was to my mind a very good excuse/reason). Turns out, skin cancer if caught early is not the worst cancer, and my father lived for several more decades. On another occasion, an older co-worker, with Irish skin fairer than mine, had a very large segment of skin removed from his face. It wasn't disfiguring, but he did look like he had come out the clear loser in a serious bar-room brawl. It was sinking in for me that cancer of any sort, skin or otherwise, wasn't something to take lightly. In my last physical, my doctor pointed to a spot on the side of my forehead, and said, almost casually, "You should get that looked at by a dermatologist." I was aware of the spot, which had been there for a few years, and had assumed it was merely the result of aging skin-- a "freckle" or "sunspot." I wasn't a "sun-lover," but during my childhood, my parents were devotees of lying in the sun at the beach, and, as an adult, I often ran for 6 miles at a stretch in the blazing sun. So, I wasn't cavalier about my doctor's suggestion. My oldest friend has a Mediterranean olive complexion, but he was a lifeguard and surfer in his younger days, and he's been going to a dermatologist for 20 years. I asked for a recommendation and he recommended Dr. Abbate. Nice guy, very knowledgeable, very thorough in his examination. Not loving the thought of having to drive to Riverdale, I sent an email to Dr. Abbate's office and to another dermatologist closer to home. Dr. Abbate's office responded immediately. The other guy? Never heard from him. My choice had been made. I did ask my friend, "This Dr. Abbate-- this isn't the kid we knew from grade school, is it? That Mark Abate is our age, and this Dr. on his website photo is a young man. This isn't a 'Picture of Dorian Gray' thing going on, is it?" "No," my friend replied calmly. "This isn't the same guy you were in Cub Scouts with." The office is modernistic, off of Rt. 23, but I do have to mention that the parking situation is abysmal. I had to circle around 3 or 4 times before I secured a spot. It appears that "valet service" is available, but I'm not entirely sure how that works out in a restaurant, much less a medical office. In the waiting room, I was surrounded by older people, which I have to admit was disconcerting to me. In spite of what I say, I still like to think of myself as firmly entrenched in middle-age as opposed to old-timer status. In fact, 1 guy in a wheelchair started trembling and had to be wheeled into a back room for a "medical emergency." EMT personnel arrived quickly on the scene. Hopefully, things worked out OK for him. (In fairness, there were 1 or 2 young people in the office and even a child.) Mercifully, it didn't take long for me to be called inside. I was told to take off my clothes with the exception of my shorts and put on a backless paper smock. This is always a bit unnerving to me as my physique is no longer that of the runner/weight-lifter I once was, and...the spot is on my face, Doc! Is this near-total nudity really necessary? The Dr. and nurse came in, and Dr. Abbate was very friendly and personable. I mentioned my old friend, and Dr. Abbate nodded his head fondly, and told me to say hello to him. He also mentioned that 1 of his golfing partners has the same last name as me, and wondered if we could be related? My last name is common in north Jersey and I shrugged. Maybe we are, maybe not. (Irrelevant aside: I have the same last name as a writer famous in the 20s, but the only "famous" people I might actually be related to are prohibition mobster Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll and old-time character actor J. Carrol Naish. Maybe. Then again, maybe not...) Dr. Abbate was thorough in his examination, looking at my feet, legs, under my arms, front, back, and backside. In deference to modesty, he asked about the groin area, and I was spared that part of the examination. He then asked if I had a problem with needles. Not really, but I wasn't entirely sure what to expect, so I kind of equivocated. He put the needle in, and then I guess "scraped" the facial spot in question (it stung a bit but no real pain). A small bandage was put on it, and I was told I would hear back in 2 weeks. We shook hands, and I made an appointment for next year. With the caveat about the difficult parking situation, this visit was as pleasant and painless as these things can possibly be. Dr. Abbate is a real nice guy, professional and thorough, and I'm glad I "picked" him as my dermatologist. Highly recommended.

I saw Dr. Abbate today in his Riverdale office. From the moment I stepped in, I felt at home. The…read moredesk staff was very welcoming and didn't give me any forms to fill out. I did those online. His medical assistant, Ashley, was a delight. Her manner and knowledge of medicine was impressive as was her explanation of the steps involved in the exam. Enter the charming and personable Dr. Abbate. Smiling and warm doctors are my favorite and Dr. Abbate did not disappoint. Not only was his exam thorough and his knowledge exceptional, his chairside manner was the best! I went there for damaged fingernails caused by acrylic nails and a fungus. I left with the feeling that I was in good hands.

I waited to post for 10 months to see the results. I had full thigh lipo and arm lipo....everyday…read morethe results get better and better. I am so happy with the results! I am looking forward to my 2nd summer of wearing shorts, in about 20 years... and just not being so self conscious. No matter how much I dieted and exercised I always had problem thighs and excess fat on my arms. NOT ANYMORE!!! I turned 50 and decided to have this surgery. BEST THING I EVER DID! I also had PDO threads and they are working and lifting my face!! I have since started botox treatments and they are great. I get hydra facials once a month and get suggestions on how to follow up, which skin care to use ( I do use the products they recommend and they are fabulous). I feel if you are serious about aging slower it is important to go to a DR as opposed to a skin spa. My next procedure will be a tummy 360...more lipo...I can not wait!! The staff and Dr. Song are so amazing and were honest with what I needed to do to reach my goals. I had an easy recovery and am so so grateful. If you want to walk into a medi spa where everyone knows you....I highly recommend OMNI AESTHETICS. Bravo. Thank you.

Dr. Song and his staff are exceptionally supportive, skilled and knowledgeable. I drove several…read morehours from eastern Long Island, New York to visit them in New Jersey. Dr. Song was confident and made me very comfortable. He took his time correcting an aesthetic issue that no one in New York had the expertise to help me with. I can not thank Omni Aesthetics enough.

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From the owner: Your skin looks healthy and beautiful with care from our dermatologist. Linda Susan Marcus, M.D.,…read moreFAAD is a board-certified and highly experienced doctor with more than 30 years of practice in the field. The doctor uses her extensive dermatology knowledge and the latest techniques to provide you with effective treatment. She works diligently to find a solution to your skin problem. Along with her affiliation with a top-rated hospital, Dr. Marcus is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) and Physicians Dedicated to Excellence in Dermatology. Dr. Marcus specializes in the treatment of diseases of the skin, hair, and nails. From chemical peels to surgery, she uses the tools of her profession to resolve your specific skin issues.