Fu Tony S MD

Dr. Fu was extremely helpful with my case of eczema. He made suggestions that led to not having to use a cortisone cream and his suggestions worked. I read reviews about his age and that it’s an old-​fashioned office. I found him sharp as a tack and very knowledgeable.

Dr. Fu helped me clear an injury that my primary physician misdiagnosed. He prescribed a short-​term solution and gave advice for a long-​term solution to the issue, both of which helped cleared it up. He’s pretty nice, and seems like he knows what he’s doing.
It was a little difficult to nail down the underlying cause of the injury, but we eventually reached a consensus. For this reason, and because I came in for a follow-​up that I’m not sure I needed, I knocked off a star.
His clientele is older, and the office itself is old as well. He has a lot of availability, and his receptionist was clear and concise. No insurance issues either. Overall a good visit.

Dr. Fu is a nice older man. He provides Saturday appointments, which fits wonderfully into my hectic schedule. Unfortunately, that’s where my compliments end.
Dr. Fu does not any provide refills for his prescriptions — requiring patients to visit more frequently than their pockets may allow. He gave me lots of samples the last time I had an appointment, which I thought would be a great way to save money between filling prescriptions. However, the samples were all expired.
There’s also a communication breakdown. I spent 10 minutes explaining a concept that I thought would be fairly straightforward (that the medication stopped being effective after six months). I still don’t think he ever got it, but I appreciate his effort.

I have had warts removed by dermatologists before; they always froze them off and I had slight discoloration afterward. Dr. Fu burned mine off like it was still 1953 and it healed with a huge raised scar.