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    Liberty Dermatology

    2.7 (29 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Liberty Dermatology sent me to William Posten in Dallas for a tiny spot of Basal skin cancer, the slowest growing & least dangerous cancer.

    Since Liberty Dermatology in Rowlett referred me to William Posten in Dallas, they too deserve an unfavorable review. My insurance carrier and I have contacted William Posten at Advanced Dermasurgery Associates' billing office numerous times after the insurance company showed on their Explanation of Benefits (EOB) his charge to me should have been $257.20. However, he charged me $1.210.66. Therefore, he overcharged me by $953.46. Posten's billing office hung up on me twice, even though I was not angry with them when I was trying to explain the aforementioned over-charge. Since Posten is an in-network doctor, he has agreed to charge in-network prices! If he disagrees with the EOB, he is to appeal the payment with UMR, not overcharge the patient and refuse to return the over-charge. To add insult to injury, my insurance company's nurse informed me that the medical clinical information did not support such a large and deep hole he carved into my face to remove a tiny spot of Basal cancer, which recently formed because it is the slowest growing and the least dangerous skin cancer. The hole he carved into my face required plastic surgery and anesthesia. Thereby increasing the cost for both me and the insurance carrier by thousands of dollars more. Unfortunately, I did not do my Yelp search before my procedure because afterwards, my search of reviews of Posten found several very bad reviews. For instance, he treated several patients very poorly, such as, Aria Couture and Hayli Renfro. He also overcharged and refused to return an over-charge of $1,000 to Meggin Kaufman and Sachi W. Therefore, steer clear of Liberty Dermatology and William Posten they are money hunger people who don't care about many of their patients!

    the dark reddish brown circles is where the medication was burning his skin.

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    1 year ago

    They have removed my dark spots from neck and face. Very helpful and kind staff. Great advice and after care consultations.

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    Just awful service. Not worth the price and wait. Do yourself a favor and go to another practice.

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    Dr. Tran is one of the smartest and warmest doctors I know. Definitely recommend this practice hands down.

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    I just got back from a trip to Texas last month and this doc was really helpful- they are very collaborative. Highly recomend!

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    I have known Dr Tran for several years. I recommend him to my family and friends in the Dallas area.

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    Kien Tran, MD, PhD

    3.9(7 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I don't really even know where to begin... Once referred, we went to see Dr. Tran about treating…read moreour daughter's hemangiomas. At no time, did this Dr. utter the words, "This is not something I can personally treat." or "Unfortunately this is beyond my capabilities." etc., (even though nothing has changed, that is exactly what's being claimed as of today when a follow-up to that initial consult was being scheduled). During that initial consult, Dr. Tran DID say, "I would like you to go see this specialist for a second opinion, just to be sure, since this is pretty rare; and then come back and see me for a follow-up." _ This literally implies we would be coming back to TRAN for the TREATMENT of the condition, once his "opinion" was verified by the "specialist"... there is NO OTHER WAY that could be interpreted, period. As was explained to Tran at the time, and again to various staff while trying to schedule the follow-up: "Yours was not the 1st opinion, it's not even the 2nd or 3rd -- You're the 4th or 5th Doctor in nearly 2 years (from the various NICU Doctors, Pedia., to Tran, all of whom have said the exact same thing [but she's now old enough that we feel comfortable beginning treatment]. _ Tran, at the time said, "The second opinion is not required, it would just be a good idea; but you can certainly do what you want." (as if we needed his frikkin' permission -- and keep in mind, this is after explaining the multitude of "opinions" already attained by NICU Doctors who are way more educated, specialized and experienced in pediatric matters than any Dermatologist!). Anyway, during the course of attempting to schedule the follow-up, I inquired as to whether or not our daughter would even need to be present, as we would just be discussing treatment options during said appointment, which she doesn't really need to be present for anyway; and explained that due to Covid-lockdowns, Masking, and her negative association with trips to Dr offices (for Pediatric vaccinations, etc.) she now freaks out and is inconsolable for as long as any Nurse or Doctor is in a confined/small room with her, especially if masked (which is what happened during the consult; and because of that, we weren't able to sit and discuss really anything because everyone, ourselves included, just wanted to get her out ASAP... Well, they must have remembered her and just decided it's not worth the hassle to treat her, so they're now claiming Tran isn't qualified to treat her. LMAO. Okay, so, if you're being honest THIS TIME, it means you've been committing fraud up to now, in addition to wasting our time and money; and you owe us (and the insurance company) a full refund, since your office knew we were coming in for a hemangioma condition which she was born with [the rarer congenital variety]... Again, IF this is something he cannot personally treat, then that is something that would've been stated for legal (and ethical) purposes PRIOR TO, OR DURING the consult; and a future appointment would not have been suggested for the matter, PERIOD. Regardless of the reasoning, we would not go back to them even if they offered to treat her for free. What has happened to the medical community over the last couple years should chill everyone to the frikkin' bone, because these are supposed to be medical professionals, educated persons who do what is ethically/morally right and who always have the health and well-being of their patient foremost in their minds -- yet, that is pretty much the opposite of what's been happening -- they've replaced practical medicine with feel-good placebos [example: cloth or surgical masks being required in all Doctor offices, despite knowing those masks DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING BENEFICIAL IN REGARDS TO AIRBORNE VIRUSES [W.H.O., C.D.C., and EVERY PRIVATELY OR PUBLICLY GENERATED STUDY THAT HAS BEEN DONE ON THIS MATTER, SINCE THEIR INCEPTION!], they may help you think you're safe (if you're wildly uninformed), but they are actually putting you at greater risk than not wearing one at all... Suffice to say, when you catch them flat out lying to your face, it's truly infuriating. {P.S. We were referred to this Doctor by our Pediatrician, who like Tran, correctly identified the condition right off the bat -- we did not just pick his name out of a hat -- so even the referring Doctor thought Tran was capable of treating this condition... but, whatever. F this guy. I wouldn't even trust him to treat something as simple as acne at this point.}

    This practice is amazing! Doctors and staff very professional. I have never been taken care of as…read morewell as I was here.

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    Epiphany Dermatology

    3.8(15 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    Professional staff, clean facilities, thorough. I did find…read morescheduling a visit a bit of a challenge. They could use some work on phone procedures but they make up for it once you are in

    First, I never would have gone to Epiphany Dermatology had I known it was a large corporate…read moreoperation with locations everywhere. When I made my appointment, I was told the office visit would cost $200. No problem. I arrived on time, was called back quickly, and spent about 20 minutes with the doctor. During the examination, the doctor found two spots that needed to be biopsied. I should have asked what the biopsies would cost--that part is on me. However, I also believe the doctor or staff should have been upfront about the additional charges before performing the procedures. At checkout, I was told the total was $400. I paid it without an issue. Later, when the biopsy results came back, I asked what it would cost to have the spots removed and was quoted $800 each. Again, no problem. Here is where the problem began: About two weeks later, I received another bill for $200. When I called billing, I was told that the original $200 office-visit payment had been applied toward the biopsies instead. That is not my mistake to correct. I paid exactly what their staff told me was owed at the time of my visit. The billing representative offered to reduce the additional bill by $100, but that still does not address the issue. They handle these transactions five days a week for countless patients, so they should be able to provide accurate charges and correctly apply payments. Because of these questionable billing practices, I will not return to Epiphany Dermatology. Had this not happened, they likely would have received another $1,600 or more from me for the two removal procedures. Instead, they lost both that revenue and a future patient.

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    3.5(24 reviews)
    18.6 mi
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    Hmmm...where do I start?…read more 1. I'm taken back to the room and ridiculed for not having them give me a flu shot (sorry but not injecting poison for a 3% success rate) 2. Dr. Rachel Quinby-Graves and her assistant making fun of me for telling her that I was putting tea tree oil on the spot I was concerned about...it's only worked for thousands of years but yaaaaa SCIENCE (eye roll) 3. HORRIBLE BEDSIDE MANNER!!! Rude is an understatement. 4. I have her remove a small mole above my eyebrow. When I take the bandage off the very next day, THE MOLE IS STILL THERE!!!!!!! I'm hit with a bill for hundreds of dollars for something that is still very much there. Hmmm...curious who's mole she sent to get biopsied? 5. I call billing...explain I'm not paying for the mole removal or biopsy, but happy to pay for the visit. The lady is very kind and says she needs to speak with the office about how they want to proceed. They call me back WEEKS later and basically tell me to F off and that the bill needs to be paid in full. So ya...maybe go to ANY other doctor and practice. I posted a pic that I just took where my mole is very much there. I am reporting the practice and the doctor. I hope it was worth it for them. Dr. Quinby-Graves, you suck

    Solid local dermatology go-to place. I've been coming here for a few years and have always had…read moregreat experiences. I don't think I've ever had to wait long. First, it's hard to find. It's tucked back from the road in a strip of offices, so use your GPS to find it. There's a roadside sign, but it's not super obvious and there are several business names on it. They remodeled the front lobby / waiting area in the last year, and it looks snazzy. The front desk folks are nice enough, as are the checkout folks. I may not be the mole guy from Austin Powers, but I inherited a lot of moles from both Mom and Dad. They've both had several removed, and I started having moles lopped off in high school. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND anyone and everyone visit a dermatologist and have their moles and freckles checked out. Skin cancer is the #1 cancer, and it's easy to be proactive about. North Texas Dermatology has done a good job at helping me keep up with this proactive care, and I appreciate that! I've almost always seen Pam Murray. She's excellent, and she does a good job at making a dude not feel too self conscious about stripping down almost naked to having every square inch of skin checked out. Any mole removal she's performed has been completely painless. All in all, no complaints. Good place. Easy 5 stars.

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