Nigro Dermatology Group

Kresimir Josic a month ago

After calling about 10 times trying to fix an issue with a referral I am giving up. The front desk offered minimal amounts of service. There are plenty of good dermatologists in Houston.

Brandi Neal 6 years ago

I had my first visit today and overall it was an awesome visit. The offices are very modern & clean. The receptionist that checked me in was kind and efficient. I didn’t have to wait long to see Dr. Spedale. Dr. Spedale was very attentive... she listened to me and was very clear and detailed in what she wanted to do to fix my problem. She was very prepared and I felt good leaving the office. The in office pharmacy was also convenient and the staff was nice. Free parking in the parking garage.

Nina Maxwell 3 months ago

Impossible to simply make an appointment! I tried calling a few times and never even got a voicemail and the automated system said text so I did and got an automatic reply but then never a response from a real person. Then called again a few days later and left a voice mail. I guess we are going somewhere else since we can’t even do step 1!

James Van Matre 11 months ago

Two stars because at least the staff were friendly and seem like good people. But consumer beware. I had a 20-minute appointment in which the doc saw me for less than 5 minutes and promptly used scare tactics to get me to agree to a punch biopsy to test for what could be wrong. A week or so later, the results were (of course) eczema, which I was told is a chronic skin condition which has no cure and would require intensive follow-up "treatments." What they didn't tell me was that there are natural paths to healing available (thank God for Casey Means and her work) and that they had sent my skin sample to three different labs, all of whom wanted my money. It was extremely confusing as the patient trying to make sense of how one simple visit turned to four different agencies demanding payment, totalling over $1,000. I wished that I had been warned before how the medical system preys upon folks who are in a vulnerable position just trying to get answers about their health. I don't intend to blame the doc, but given the power differential and the No Surprises Act, you should be transparent and inform patients about how much these crazy procedures will cost before you maximize your diagnosis codes on them just to maximize your profit. Save yourself the trouble by reading Good Energy and pursuing holistic medical interventions.

Octavia Larbi 2 months ago

Amanda was so kind, and the visit was fast. Such a great dermatologist visit.