They never answer their phone. It always says everyone is busy and they will call you back. They…read morecalled me back when I was in the middle of a lecture. I called them again and got the same response. They clearly don't care much about the patient

Carolyn Willis, MD, was warm and very helpful and informative. She answered my questions…read morethoroughly. She prepared me well for potential pain and how to manage it. She has a sense of humor and is very tolerant of older adults! She did a great job on my issue!

My office experience was great. Very kind and helpful. I had a Mohs procedure done and Justin and…read morehis staff were great.

I am a contract worker and due to that my insurance changes regularly. I had provided the Vujevich…read moreoffice with two insurance cards, one that I had since I was 19 (now 25) and the other from my current contract, I tried to explain that after a certain amount of time, my insurance will change after my contract is up but the front desk receptionist was so so rude that I didn't want to speak to her any longer and just sat down. Guess what? Now that it's the new year, i get a call from said receptionist that my card is no longer valid. LIKE I TRIED TO EXPLAIN BEFORE. Every single time I have unfortunately had to interact with her, whether for my keloid injection or simply just to confirm my appointment, she is beyond condescending and disrespectful. I have never seen anything like it before. It's like she has something against her company and is intentionally trying to sabotage them. I have cancelled any future appointment and now, I am trying to figure out how to pay my outstanding bill without having to talk to that vail woman. I will never return, in fact I wish I could warn anyone that ever has to interact with this woman to stay far away. Evil spirit and energy.

Dr. Yakish is excellent! She pays excellent attention to the details. When my pre-teen son had a…read moreprocedure done, she took great care to explain everything he might want to know about what was going to happen, what was happening & reassuring him that he ok. She gave detailed instructions for caring for his skin as it healed. Also, she took the time before & after the procedure to field any questions my son had. What's more, the office staff is great, too! I would highly recommend Steel City Dermatology!

Refused to see our asd son because he has secondary insurance they do not take. Many specialists do…read morenot take Medicaid and we just pay the copay our primary charges but they refused to see him even if we paid the copay. The receptionist stated this was the policy of the doctor herself. Waste of a day off work and a day off school only to be discriminated against. To be clear the problem is not at all that they do not accept the secondary insurance. It only covers the 45$ copay. The issue is that because we have it available to us they refuse to see us even with only our primary insurance. Absolutely the worst experience I have ever had dealing with a physician office. Stay away.

It's not out of the ordinary for a specialist practice like this, but also hard not to detract a…read morestar when you have to wait 4 to 6 months from scheduling until your appointment. That said, my appointment day went great. I had booked with this practice as a new patient because a doctor I previously saw at another practice has moved here. I couldn't get in with her as soon as one of the PAs, so elected to take that sooner appointment. I had never had a whole body skin check before, which is kind of embarrassing and negligent of me, and wanted to get that done, plus address a couple of skin concerns, both medical and cosmetic. Nina, the PA, conducted the skin check in as modest a way as possible, making the process not at all embarrassing, and my medical skin concerns were in a couple of slightly embarrassing locations and she eased my concerns about them in a straightforward, reassuring way. My cosmetic concerns were related to what I thought were sunspots on my face which she told me were actually something else, likely hereditary, and would not respond to creams etc. but I should consider laser treatment if they bother me. I liked that she was not trying to upsell the practice's services here but recommended where I could look into these services from outside, reputable providers. I did ask an offhand question about fillers and she indicated that I would need to book with my past provider, Dr. Kreizenbeck, about that, so that's something good to know/mention upfront if it's your primary purpose of booking. Overall a very good experience here and I plan to keep up with my skin care at this practice.

This is a great Dermatology practice that my husband and I have gone to for years and our adult son…read moredoes also. We are all very fair skinned and both my husband and I get yearly skin checks from Nina, PA. She's very thorough and always takes her time explaining things and answering any questions that I have. The support staff are all efficient and friendly and I don't think that I've ever waited for more than a few minutes to be called back to the exam room. We definitely recommend this practice.

I have visited this UPMC Dermatology business four times--in 2021, 2023, 2024, and 2025. I have…read moreinteracted with only physician assistants, a nurse practitioner, medical assistants, and receptionists--NOT dermatologists. Appointments at this office can fill up quickly, so I recommend making an appointment several months in advance, as soon as the providers' schedules are determined. 2021: My appointment began on time. A very polite medical assistant asked questions about my health and took my blood pressure. I changed into a gown. Soon the physician assistant Megan Carrigan arrived. She, too, was very polite and very professional. She did a *thorough* skin exam of my entire body. (My past dermatologists at other offices improperly asked me to point out suspicious skin growths myself.) Megan closely examined my entire body from scalp to toes and even examined my private parts with my permission. Megan said that I have no skin cancer. She gave me an educational pamphlet, and she described the different types of cancerous and benign skin growths. She recommended that I return to the office every year for a skin exam. After my appointment, her notes were available for me to read on UPMC's website. 2023: In the waiting room, I used a kiosk to check in. Two nearby employees did not say hello. My appointment began on time. A medical assistant brought me into a private room, asked me questions and measured my blood pressure, and made friendly conversation. I changed into my gown. Soon the nurse practitioner Sara Prager entered the room. She performed a skin exam of my arms, legs, abdomen, chest, back, face, and my hairline, but she did NOT examine the scalp on top of my head. She used a handheld device called a dermatoscope to closely examine certain skin growths. I asked her about three small growths on my face, and she replied that two are seborrheic keratoses, a buildup of the protein keratin, and one is an acrochordon or skin tag, and they could be frozen off in the same appointment. Minutes later, she brought a cup of frozen liquid nitrogen, q-tips, and a cryotherapy tool. She spent minutes applying the frozen nitrogen to my skin. Unfortunately, the skin never fell off in the following days/weeks. 2024: The nurse practitioner Sara Prager again did a skin exam of my body. This time, she did examine my scalp. 2025: The receptionists served me promptly and politely. The medical assistant as very nice and did a good job with asking me questions. The physician assistant Hunter Baxter was very courteous, and he spent at least several minutes doing a *thorough* exam of the skin on my body, including my scalp and while using a dermatoscope. If he works here next year, then I will make an appointment with him again.

They get you in fast, are caring, and listen to your issues on top of being friendly.read more

Dr. Turer performed my procedure, and I am 30days out. Non-medical terms, tummy tuck, lipo, breast…read morelift, and fat transfer. Go big or go home, as someone who has lost close to 100lbs, I was intimidated to make the initial consultation. Don't be from the initial phone call to my 30day post op everyone has been extremely nice, professional, and guided me to decide to proceed with the procedure. My results are amazing! The surgery center is state of the art, staff day of surgery was able to put me at ease, as I was a nervous wreck. It's a long surgery. Recovery was not awful, yes I was sore, but honestly I expected it to be worse. I work from home and was able to return the following week. If you are looking to remove an apron belly, make the call.

Do not go to this "Doctor". He will leave you physically disfigured and scarred mentally. I had an…read moreoperation by this man many years ago and wanted him to retouch the operation. Which he didnt like im guessing because he left me with 4 huge scars on my chest. Not only long but super wide about half inch wide. as if he didnt stitch it up. Which left me even more embarrassed about my body. Shame on this doctor. I found another real plastic surgeon. Who was in utter disbelief when he saw the scars he said i was butchered. And when i told the doctor who it was he said no surprise hurwitz is a butcher and had to fix many of his patients.