Dr. McDonough was actually referred to me by another highly respected physician, and I am so…read moregrateful that she did. After seeing several of the top-rated dermatologists in Dallas, I can honestly say that Dr. McDonough is the first dermatologist I've met who I completely trust and feel is genuinely honest. Unfortunately, my experiences with other dermatologists have often left me feeling rushed through appointments, encouraged to purchase expensive products I didn't really need, or even advised to consider unnecessary cosmetic procedures when what I actually needed was straightforward, quality dermatological care. Too often, it can feel like the focus is on selling products or procedures rather than simply addressing the patient's actual needs. Dr. McDonough is completely different. He doesn't push unnecessary treatments or cosmetic procedures. Instead, he gets right to the point, listens to your concerns, and recommends exactly what you need. If an affordable over-the-counter option will work just as well, he'll tell you that, too. I truly appreciate that kind of honesty. His demeanor is friendly, caring, and professional, while also being incredibly informative. He has a genuine, sincere concern for his patients and makes you feel completely at ease. He never makes you feel rushed, but at the same time, he respects your time. I've also been impressed by how closely his office adheres to appointment times. I absolutely hate sitting around in a doctor's office forever, so having a physician who respects your time as much as he respects your health means a lot to me. Most importantly, I leave feeling like my concerns have actually been addressed and my needs have been taken seriously. Dr. McDonough is truly a stand-up physician who puts patient care first, and that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. If you're searching for the best dermatologist in Dallas, congratulations--you've found him! I cannot recommend Dr. McDonough highly enough.

I don't know if it's there policies or what although the office refused to give me a copy of my…read morebiopsy results ( diagnosis that I received for 2 spots of Basal cell carcinoma via this Dermatologist ) and stated its because it was past a year since I had been to this Dermatologist . It had been approximately a year and a month on this day. I think it's bad for patients, and bad for business that they would refuse me my results especially when my diagnosis was relayed via the phone and the diagnosis was not going to change since I hadn't been treated due to Illness and taking care of sick and dying family members. They could improve greatly by being more compassionate about serving their patients and changing their policy if that is actually a policy with their office.

Dr Wright is a god send! I went thru 9 doctors before she diagnosed and got me in remission…read more I cannot say enough positive about my experience with her and her staff. If you are struggling with an autoimmune- call her!!! If you are in full blow, horrible pain ask for her nurse. It takes some time to get in to see her.

I love dr. Wright! I've been seeing her for about 6 or 7 years now and just got my husband to go to…read moreher, too! She's always been very professional and thorough. She put me on Aczone and Tretinoin about 4yrs ago and totally cleared my skin up. She was real with expectations on the timeline to see changes. I love seeing her!

I absolutely love coming here, and I love my doctor, but they seem to now be using a call center…read morefor appointment scheduling. It is awful. I had to reschedule and was told that i couldn't get in for over 2 months. I went online and found an appointment within a week. I think P.E. got a hold of this practice and is doing what P.E. does to businesses. As I said though, I LOVE my doctor. Dr. Gibson is extremely smart and I am very happy with my progress over the last few years seeing her.

I didn't want to have to write this, but I will, as a PSA: If you are looking for a huge, busy…read morepractice that clearly seems focused on cosmetic procedures, this may be the place for you. But if they approach cosmetic work the way they do the more pedestrian things, like an annual skin cancer check (hurriedly), then you might want to re-consider. I asked my dermatologist (S.D.) to please check a sensitive area on my body that had grown irritated and painful. She took a very cursory look -- at the wrong spot -- before prescribing a strong steroid cream and then running off to the next patient. The cream made the situation worse. I indicated this in the follow-up survey (ugh) that the practice hounded me with for days. I got no response. Does this sound like good medicine or caring to you? I will not go back to this practice.

TERRIBLE!!!! My daughter had a cyst on her chest removed. A week after it did not look right, we…read morewent back and they said it was fine. Still not seeming like it was healing right, we went to a different practice. He said it looked like a keloid and treated it, did not change, so he sent us to a plastic surgeon. He treated it to soften it for surgery for year. When he was able to finally do the surgery, he asked how many stitches the original derm (mindful) used to close the incision. They didn't use any. He said it looked as if some of the glue they used got into the incision and that is why it formed the keloid. I was so mad! Not only did we tell them it did not look right, but they obviously did not do a good job since they got glue in the wound. I have never gone back obviously, And while I did go there at that time, I will say they over charge for all of their esthetics. I feel they are more about money than how than anything else.

Dr. Cather and her team are knowledgable and gracious. If you have a skin disease like psoriasis or…read moreeczema, look no further.

I can not recommend Dr. Wolthoff enough. First of all, the entire office staff is very friendly and…read moreit is a beautiful office. I only waited 5 minutes before I was taken back to see the doctor (we all know how rare that is!) Dr. Wolthoff did my bi-annual skin check and helped me with my acne. She noticed two suspicious moles that the dermatologist at North Dallas Derm did not. She really listened to what I was trying to accomplish and my skin concerns and spent time with me explaining different Rx options and even options from the drugstore. So happy I finally found a dermatologist I can trust in Dallas!

Think TWICE before coming here. Scheduled for a consultation over the phone never mentioned the…read morecost, usually consultations are free cuz no treatment plan was confirmed. Arrived at the business and they were 15 minutes late from lunch break. Charged me $180 after spent almost a hour waiting to tell me "ya, there is not much we can do, but we can try micro-needling"

The staff is always professional and still very friendly. There's a positive vibe throughout the…read moreoffice, you know they love what they do!

This is the best place to go . They treat you like family have tons of options and always just so…read morerefreshing to be in the building

Everything ! How about having working technology to provide receipts for cash payments ? As a…read morecustomer, I was gifted the task of proving my innocence of paying for my copay in office and their rude manager Keelie Kirby decided my issue wasn't important and tried to dismiss me and told me "i i don't have to give you my full name" when all i wanted was proof since they didn't give me proof last time. Full conversation recorded if you need the rest. I can send it. I am the customer. Why do EYE (emphasis on I) have to show proof that I paid for my services ? Why is staff taking money from customers and not documenting this appropriately? I'm never coming again. Ghetto !

zero stars I set an appointment a week ago asked what all do I need for the appointment, was told…read moreto bring my id and insurance card. Today I get to my appointment start the check in process and I am told that I also need to pay a $50 copay, I explained that that wasn't told to me at the time of setting the appointment. she proceeds to tell me "oh it's because we don't verify insurance over the phone but we can reschedule you." I never said anything about verifying insurance all I said was what I was told to bring with me during the appointment. I cancelled the appointment I won't be going back.

It was easy to get an appointment. The staff was great and showed an interest in my issue and…read moreprescribed me the medication I needed. I enjoyed working with the medical assistant and PA!

Dr. Greer has been our family dermatologist for many years. We have followed her now to her very…read moreown office located very conveniently on Carroll off of 114 in Southlake. Her brand new office is bright and light and filled with lovely associates who have also followed her over the years. Dr. Greer will take her time with you and cares about each patient. We can't recommend he enough.

Don't get why the wait time is always over 30 mins... or more. But the office text us that if we…read moreare late more than 10 mins, we have to reschedule....

Saw Erin McGee, NP for some concerning areas in my skin. She was incredibly thorough, answered…read moreall my questions, and did a great job explaining exactly what she was seeing and what my treatment options were. Had a great sense of humor and kept it light while still being very professional. Cannot recommend her highly enough.

I went in because I had strange spotting on my stomach. I didn't wait long to be seen and Dr…read more Kingston got to me right away. She not only helped me understand what it was she also prescribed me stuff for my acne. The staff was so very kind and informed me of what my medication does and what it'll help with.

Review (including her response)…read more ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr. Kingston and her office staff are consistently nice and attentive, always following up and returning calls promptly. I initially visited her to have boils removed from my skin, and aside from one instance where the stitching on the back of my neck burst, I healed well from each procedure. I returned after a bike accident left my lip healing unevenly, expecting sutures as she had done previously. However, during her visit with me (which lasted a few minutes) she informed me that she wouldn't suture my lip when requested because she's not the type of doctor that would do that. Instead, she injected me with a steroid to aid healing. I wish she had spent more time and reviewed the potential side effects, particularly the noticeable discoloration it would cause on my face. When I called about the discoloration, I was told to email a photo for her review. She recommended a prescription to address the discoloration, explaining that this sometimes occurs. Otherwise, I was informed that it could take months for the color to return. I wish I had been advised about this potential outcome before receiving the injection. Transparency is essential when consulting a professional, as full disclosure is necessary for informed decision-making. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr. Kinston's Response: You came in to see us just over 2 months ago to help with your lip scar, which in your photo has healed well. a few weeks after that- you called our office to notify us of the hypopigmentation and we prescribed a cream to use with instructions to return to our Office in person to take a look which you did not. I do expect the pigmentation to improve over the next few weeks, but it would have been better for you to come in to see us as we asked you to do. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UPDATE (to Dr. Kingston's Reply) I didn't expect blatant dishonest; so, I will change the 2 stars to 1, since I can't select 0 or -5. To help Dr. Kingston's recall, I've checked my records. My initial appointment was on 6/26/24, and I called and followed up with an email about the issue on 8/12/24, which also indicates where the scar was (photo attached), which is also the date the cream was prescribed, with no follow up appointment. My initial scar was NEVER visible to someone looking at my face; so, I'm not sure what she's claiming looks like it healed. To her credit, it's possible that she's not being blatantly dishonest, but just never took note or was engaged enough to remember where the original scar on my lip actually was. Also, when you gave instructions for me to "come in": 1. Did we make an "appointment"? 2. If so, was I a no-show? 3. At what point between the email exchange (attached) and the prescription for a new cream (the same day)--to fix the discoloration the injection caused--did you notice that I no showed for the appointment you instructed me to "come in" for? 4. Is it standard for a doctor to prescribe medicine to a patient who refused to "come in" for an issue, as you instruct them to? There was never a suggestion or request for me to "come in." If so, I would have explicitly declined the offer. She does expect the hypopigmentation to heal "over the next few weeks." From when, 8/12/24??? It's still on my face as of 9/23/24. Nonetheless, I hope she's correct because it's extremely noticeable, especially in virtual meetings. Dr. Kingston, as a service provider myself, a call to your patient/former patient would have been more respectable, in my opinion.