AvantDerm de Toronto

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  Michael Longstaff

  :: 26 April 2018 12:45:19

  Disregard that google says people spend 30min to 1 hour here. I've been here for over 2 HOURS+ now and still haven't seen the dermatologist. Receptionists tell me people often wait longer. I am told this is not a busy morning. They are resistant to putting up a sign that informs clients about wait times. Why? Just put up a damn sign and let people make their own decision about staying, or returning the next morning with a sleeping bag to camp out in front of the door like we used to do for concert tickets. Not sure if the doc is any good but I feel like it hardly matters now. EDIT: just met with Dr. Singh - a very competent and skilled dermatologist. Satisfied with my diagnosis and treatment options. Star rating increased. Unfortunate that the walk-in experience is not more clearly explained at the outset, to mitigate waiting-room frustration.

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  Ana A

  :: 16 April 2018 20:06:52

  Came here because I have eczema. My family doctor referred me. As other reviewers have already mentioned, the appointment lasts less than five minutes. They ask just a few questions and prescribe medication. The questionnaire you fill out when you come in is also very short. The form I filled out at one of the beauty salons is actually longer. They also ask if you'd be interested in further cosmetic procedures. I'm assuming the ones that aren't covered by OHIP. Actually, this feels more like an upscale spa/beauty salon rather than a clinic. They don't examine you or ask a lot of details about your condition(unlike the dermatologists I later saw at a hospital). In my case, they prescribed the correct medication. However, Dr. Singh was very dismissive and was irritated when I asked him to elaborate on the strong medications he suggested I could try in the future. He also recommended I buy a moisturizing cream and some other products from the brand they advertise at the front.

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  Pruthvi Sodha

  :: 16 April 2018 19:26:36

  Wait time - Yes, I went to the clinic at 6.45am and my turn came around 9am but it was worth it for the first time. I've taken multiple follow-up visits in the next 4 months and it was very ease with my preferable appointment time and day. However, if you miss your appointment than you've to wait for over a month. Dr. King is really very good. He always listen to my concerns calmly and clear my skeptical queries. He is knowledgeable and straightforward. He cured my skin problem which matters to me at the end of the day, not the wait time. Even, I found reception staff to be very helpful.

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  Yaron Betan

  :: 05 April 2018 11:20:08

  These people and this Clinic are absolutely Disgusting! WARNING! DO NOT GO HERE. They are incapable of anything. They book a number of people and then make money from being the only walk-in dermatology clinic in Toronto. Wait time is horrendous. The Girl at the front Silvi is an outright liar. I confirmed with my doctor that I had a referral. She lied and said they didnt have it. She just brushed me off cause they had over booked. I saw my doctor call and confirm this with their offices. - Pretty Crummy! They assured me over the phone as long as I got there before 11am they would take me. I got there at 1030 and they sent me away. DO NOT GO HERE ! They are only after the quick buck and not to help people with real issues. It act more like a hair salon for members only than a real professional dermatology clinic. Go to a real professional, they have poor ratings see for yourself!!!!

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  Alex Ron

  :: 14 February 2018 12:13:11

  Just visited this dermatology and I thought it was good. The wait time is normally around 3 hours, which is not too bad when you consider dermatologist referrals normally take 4+ months. Try to come as early as possible so you can get a minimal wait time. Dr. Singh seems very knowledgeable with what he prescribes and he's a nice guy. Highly recommend this place if your referral times are long.