Ucla Dermatologic Surgery's Online Review Report Card
Ucla Dermatologic Surgery
2.2
Average Star Rating
27
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
3
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Accepts Medicare
No
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Review Summary
UCLA Dermatology received 64.3% positive feedback, with patients praising the excellent care and friendly staff. However, 35.7% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing unexpected facility fees, rushed consultations, and poor communication. Overall, the practice offers good care, yet it needs stronger administrative processes.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Ucla Dermatologic Surgery's Reviews
Beware! There is a $300 "facility fee" at this UCLA Dermatology location (Westwood) because it is based in a hospital. You will not be warned of this and will receive a surprise bill afterwards. The Santa Monica location does not have the facility fee, so go there instead.
Reviewed On Google
I walked out feeling like a meatbag. Dr. Liu just listed off medications she was prescribing with no context at all or options. I tried asking specific questions about my moles and she seemed annoyed and wanted me out of there. Dr. Levin came in for literally 45 seconds and had a hand and foot out the door before i could ask a question. I tried stopping him multiple times to ask him specific questions and it was just absolutely a terrible experience. I will never return here. For that, $15 parking, $20 copay, 1.5 hour drive back to the east side, and we'll see what their facility charge will be. I can't warn you enough to avoid this place!
Reviewed On Google
Saw Dr. Bach and Dr. Karmouta for about 5 minutes for a simple return visit on a nail. Was charged for a 39 minute visit. Do not go here!!!
Reviewed On Google
Dr Benyet is a hero. Saved my life. Operated 5 1/2 hour to be sure to remove all cancer in my head & face. Then he has Dr Roostaeian reconstruct my face with 2 very long complexity surgeries. These 2 Doctors are THE BEST
Reviewed On Google
I initially had a bad experience here; however, UCLA's customer service folks were very kind and helped me out, waiving some fees and being way more sympathetic than their doctors were. I would advise to ask them if your conditions are related to an autoimmune disease. If so, you may want to try the Autoimmune Protocol Diet. Doctors don't recommend diets for some reason. But I did this and it worked better than their treatments, which are expensive if your health insurance doesn't cover dermatology. You'll want to check that, too, as UCLA won't do it for you. You can likely solve your issue with food, stress management and sleep.
Reviewed On Google
Just had a visit to this clinic. No complaints about the clinic, but they charged me $200 for "hospital facilities charge" for a 15 minute outpatient visit with a resident, plus copay. Watch out, you may end up paying this amount. Schedule somewhere else, a bit of a scam really.
Reviewed On Google
My husband was under their care for many years. They controlled his condition and has been well for years. They are the best!
Reviewed On Google
Excellent
Reviewed On Google
I have never the met the Dr., I can't say if she is good or not. I waited from August for an appointment at the end of November. A rude office assistant called and cancelled it with less than 24 hours notice. No concern or care and not polite, like she was on a power trip. I wasted 3 months waiting for that appointment. Don't waste your time.
Reviewed On Google
Great Dermatologists. Always kind & friendly.
Reviewed On Google
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