Dallas Associated Dermatologists

Dallas! If you’re needing a dermatologist, look no further: you have found the best skin care team in the Big D! Dr. Sklar is a rockstar in my book!
I was able to quickly get an appointment, and within 3 weeks my skin was noticeably clearer… Not only to me, but friends were even commenting and asking for my dermatologist’s number.
Office was super nice, and included a pretty sweet view. I’ve since moved away from Dallas, and when I called the office to see about transferring prescriptions to my new pharmacy, that was completed within a minute.
If the Cowboys and Mavericks trust Dr. Sklar with their skin, so should you!

These guys are great. Short wait times. Highly professional and sociable. And the scar from my MOHS surgery is not even noticeable… and it was on my face!
Dr. Sklar and Dr. Custis are extremely good at what they do.

I don’t understand all the negative reviews at all! I have been going to Dr. Fleischli for a few years now and she is just wonderful. Each time I go I feel as though I am well taken care of, she listens to my needs/​concerns/​etc.
The only reason I won’t give Dallas Associated Dermatologists 5 stars is because I have to wait an insane amount of time to actually see the doctor each time I go. 10, 20, 30, 40, even 60 minutes past my appointment time and nobody in the office bothers to tell you the doctor is running late or asks if you need to re-​schedule (which…just don’t because you’ll have to wait again some other time) which I find to be rude. Plan on 2 hours each visit.

I’d like to start by saying that the doctors here are great. However, the reason for my 1 star rating is because this particular office on Junius Street is operated by an incompetent, overwhelmed, unprofessional bitter, stupid office manager. Sherry Kirby! I’ll skip over the useless details and I would just like to say that if you are a masochist and like to be mistreated and humiliated than just ask to speak to Sherry. Upon my checkout there seemed to be a mistake, a obvious mistake on behalf of the person that did the scheduling of the current appointment. When I asked sherry about a future appointment with another doctor there in the same office, Sherry lost it! Sherry scolded me for not knowing the doctors schedule and reprimanded me in front of everyone. I remained as calm as possible hoping she would hear the tone of her voice as she was the only one YELLING. I did however, in my most relaxed voice tell her that her customer service skills sucked. Sherry did not care, she continued to reprimand me for not knowing the doctors names and schedules even after I told her, it’s only my second time here and I’ve never met the other doctor who saw us today… Sherry is merciless, she doesn’t care about customer service or professionalism. When you, if you visit this office and happen to meet Sherry Kirby just remember that she is big and you are little, you are wrong and she is right, you are dumb and she is smart… I did try to take the professional route and write a formal complaint in the hopes that someone might care but that too has turned out to be a bit of a task since the Manager of Operations will not return my call and no one will give me her email address. Sherry Kirby you are a B!

I was struggling with whether or not to write this review, as my purpose is not to taint someone’s business reputation– but I also would like to know that the issue will be fixed and prevent another patient from experiencing what I did. For now I will just say I had the most horrible experience at this office. Dr. Fleischli did not impress me and I would not see her again. If you’d like to experience a lack of bedside manner and feeling like an afterthought, then go here. She walked in the room and immediately started telling me what my condition was. She hadn’t even looked at any part of my body– just completely went off of what her PA told her. To top it off, after giving me a shot and abruptly walking out of the room (for the second time), her nurse neglected to bandage me up and walked out herself, leaving me sitting there with blood running down my leg from the shot. So, after the shock of that wore off– I opened the door (keep in mind I’m wearing an open gown made of paper and blood running down my leg) and got the attention of the first person I saw in a white coat (P.A. K. Rose) and said «…Um…do you have a bandaid?» She looked at me like I was crazy (I did look crazy), came in, shuffled through a drawer and HANDED me a bandaid and said she will get a nurse to come in and help clean it up. I waited… and I waited… no one came. At this point I just wanted to get out of there. I found some gauze and polysporin and a Qtip on the counter and bandaged myself up, got dressed and walked out. Unbelievable.
**I do have to say that the PA that worked with me in the beginning (Lauren Parma) was wonderful and took her time explaining everything to me and did not make me feel rushed. She will do well. Excellent bedside manner and I would definitely recommend her if you are looking for a dermatologist.

I was exposed to poison ivy just before leaving home to visit family in Dallas. I tend to get systemic poison ivy very quickly, so by the time I arrived in Dallas the next day, the rash was already spreading and was quite gross. After calling all over town and having no luck getting a same-​day appointment, the scheduler at Dallas Associated Dermatologists took pity on me and squeezed me in.
Waiting room was pretty standard, and my wait time was very brief after filling out new patient paperwork. Dr. Jerald L. Sklar was friendly and professional, and I was out the door with some prescription samples and a prescription in just about 10 minutes. I have been to dermatologists before when I KNEW I had poison ivy, but they insisted on doing additional testing to rule out other issues that I knew I didn’t have. Dr. Sklar looked at the problem, asked some questions, and sent me on my way, which was GREAT. Highly recommended!

I went in as a new patient and saw Dr. Kuruvilla. He is great! Really warm and friendly, didn’t rush through the visit, and wrote a couple of prescriptions that will hopefully take care of my adult acne/​rosacea issue. It’s a minor and mostly cosmetic thing so I felt a little silly going to a specialist for it, but he took me seriously and didn’t act as though I was being frivolous or vain (I am! but that’s another story!). The office staff leave something to be desired, but that seems to be par for the course around here.