Dermatology Associates

Very helpful to set up an appointment for surgery as a new patient. Staff was informative and friendly. Doctor’s follow up telephone call was appreciated.

I’m at my son’s first appointment which was at 3:30pm. It is now 5pm and we have yet to be seen. The scheduling is HORRIBLE. But I will say that the doctor was friendly and helpful once we saw him.

Too bad you can’t give them 0 stars! Disgusting pigs working in Dr. Iyenar’s front office! Takes them a week to respond to your calls! After they do, they tell you that they don’t accept your insurance! ANIMALS!!! Never have I been treated with such a humiliation from the «doctor’s staff», people who are supposed to help you. ANIMALS!!! Don’t call them to makes sure they received your information, because the lovely office staff will treat you like garbage and give you attitude like a 15 year old teen! Disgusting ANIMALS!!! If you are backed up with work, hire more people!!!

Just went for my first appointment yesterday and it was a good first visit. The staff were nice and the lady who made my appointment was pleasant as well. I didn’t wait to long to be called in, maybe 15−20min?. I met with a nurse first (can’t remember her name) but she was super nice! The PA, Trina B., was really sweet and helpful. She asked a lot of questions and listened to my concerns and answered all of my questions. So far so good! I’ll be back in 6 weeks for a follow up with her.
*note: on their website it says you can book appointments directly with Trina, so if you want someone who you know will give you great service, make an appointment with her when you call into the office.*

My appointment with Dr. Iyengar who was very professional and friendly. I felt very comfortable asking him questions and he spent a lot of time explaining everything so I did not feel rushed. I have been to other dermatologists but he is the best. Everyone in the office was very nice.

I have been going to this dermatology office for several years. You always wait a long time in the waiting room. I recently went in to have something removed by Dr. Iyenar and I waiting for 1 full hour in the waiting room. After he finished the procedure, I commented to him about the long wait suggesting they call people when they are running that far behind schedule. His response was that visiting a doctor is not like ordering a sandwich… you can’t always predict how long it will take. What an arrogant condescending person!

I’ve been going here for a while now. I suffer from severe eczema. I see Michelle, one of the physicians assistants there. She is no less than amazing. She is so nice and helpful. Although you may experience some wait time in the waiting room it is well worth the few minutes spared! I wouldn’t go anywhere else.

I took my daughter to see Dr. Mesirow after 10 years of trying to find out what she had. He knew right away what her condition was called and that 2% of African-​Americans have this condition. I finally had a name and he explained to us that there was no cure. He explained it in such a way that put us both at ease. He gave me a prescription for her and he was just very kind. The nurse was also very nice and compassionate. The only complaint that I would have is that the Fox network (cable, not local) was on the television in the lobby and everyone knows that’s not real news. LOL.

This was possibly the worst doctor’s appointment I have ever had.
It was my first time as a patient with this doctor (Dr. Mesirow). After I went over things with the nurse, he came in, and shook my hand. That was the only time he acknowledged me through the remainder of the appointment.
He was rattling things off to the nurse so she could take notes, but I didn’t go to medical school, so simply overhearing what he is saying to the nurse answers none of my questions.
He wanted to do a skin biopsy, and when I asked him a question, he abruptly said that I would receive instructions after the procedure.
The nurses and office staff were friendly enough, and one went out of her way to answer a few of my questions the day after the biopsy.
Maybe Dr. Mesirow was having a bad day, but that saying my mom always repeated on my first days of school — «first impressions are important and last forever»… well, Dr. Mesirow might want to keep that in mind. I will never return to this office because of his terrible bedside manner.

Never in my life have i been treated so rude by the front office staff. I don’t want to knock the doctor, but i called in with questions about my prescriptions, (actually returned a voicemail left by doctor) and was told that the doctor «has no time to speak to me» when i questioned why, the lady on the phone said if all she was able to do was make an appointment and hung up on me twice. there are many many options when it comes to picking a dermatologist, and i would have gladly made another appointment had i been treated with one ounce of respect, please stay away from this place.