Johns Hopkins Dermatology Laboratory

I saw Dr Mary Shu, and she was very nice, but my outcome was not so good. My under eyes became black and blue from the lindocane shots she gave me and became swollen, she could’t even laser off the areas that need to be treated. I looked like a punching bag for two weeks. The assistant that put numbing cream on face put too much on that I had an allegric reaction to it. I paid $ 900 and want a refund. It’s been over a year since the service, I went to another office for the same service, and my face didn’t turn black or blue, nor did I have a reaction to the numbing cream, I was told it happens when they put too much on or leave it on for long time when the time is olny suppose to be for 30 mins. I do not reccommend this place.

So much for the Johns Hopkins Reputation. Went to the Dermatology Department, told the Doctor I might have yeast problem after using Erythromycin Tablets and Pads. This was after being treated by a Dermatologist in Owings Mills. Avoid that Dermatologist at all cost. I showed the new Dermatologist a before picture. To my dismay, I could hear them laughing outside the examination room. Felt uncomfortable with this or felt it was unethical. They did recommend Lever 2000 Soap, which Probably would make it no better. After this disappointment, went to a good Doctor at Franklin Square. Dr. Clayton Moravec didn’t laugh at me when I stated it might be a yeast problem. But said I must be tested for many things. After testing, he decided I had a yeast problem in relation to the Eythromycin overuse and placed me on the proper medicine which was Nizoral. So much for Johns Hopkins.