Associates In Dermatology

Slow service. Make sure you have a full battery charge on your cell phone because you will either be texting, emailing, facebooking, playing games, or taking selfies for at least 45 minutes before being seen by a doctor.
When the doctor does come in, they are pretty easy going. For that, they get an extra star, for a total of 3 stars.

I had a very good experience. I went in just to check a few suspicious oddies and had Olga. She was super nice and explained everything to me. I ended up having to go back to remove a little problem and had another doctor who I believe was Russian and hilarious. He also made me feel like it was no biggie to get it out and things would be ok.
I have just made another appt. to get rechecked with n
Olga and have absolutely no worries…

The front office is terrific and friendly. Once in the room, my very young tech was efficient and pleasant. Then Dr. Wallace came in. I know that’s who it was because his staff referred to him by name. He never introduced himself, didn’t shake my hand, offered no small talk and never even asked if I had any questions about an impending procedure (having a cyst cut out). Didn’t mention stitches or how many, didn’t mention after-​care, didn’t ask how I was doing during the cutting. I can’t help he looked at me as much as another quick cash pop as a patient.
His assistant entered and was pleasant, but when the time came for the procedure, another assistant had taken his place, again with no introduction or explanation.
The procedure itself seemed to go well, but Dr. Wallace had left for the day (2:30 on a Friday) in the minute between finishing my procedure and the techs trying to find him so he could sign some prescriptions.
I hope the end result of the procedure is good. This would make the gruff, sterile, conveyor-​belt experience almost worthwhile. Almost.

One of the larger dermatology groups Central Florida. The doctors, technicians and assistants are knowledgeable and thorough. They provide good insight and options. Bedside manner could be better but to me knowing what you are doing is more important.