Hwang Richard J MD

It’s still soon, so I must say I can’t confirm if his diagnose is correct. I can only speak on the office visit. The office looks like you walked into a clinic in Eastern Europe. The reception staff isn’t the most professional. The lady in the front was eating while taking my payment. I’m talk a full on meal, not a snack. The overbooked patients for the one doctor. I had about a ½ hour wait to see the doctor aside from the 15 minutes that I showed up early. The one bathroom in the office was so dirty. It looked like a rest stop bathroom and the hot water doesn’t work. I mean, you turn it on and nothing happens. That’s nasty! I’m in a doctor’s office, a dermatologist at that, which means a few people have something skin related that’s probably contagious. I know for sure, if they went to the bathroom, they did not wash their hands properly. That is nasty!
Now, to the 3^rd world patient’s room. While walking down the hall to the room that I’ll be examined in, the doctor was preforming a removal of something on this topless hairy guy’s back. Why am I seeing this! Is there no discretion and respect for their patient’s in this office. The door was wide open and they kept it that way during the whole procedure. I’ve never experienced anything like that from a doctor’s office.
Now to my examination. It was the shortest exam ever. I felt rushed or like I was bothering him asking too many questions. Don’t get me wrong, he’s nice and maybe his 2 minute diagnosis without touching or taking a skin sample is correct. Maybe he’s just that good. But, I was not and am not convinced, solely off of the time I had already spent in his office.
In conclusion, God willing, I will not return. Even if his diagnosis is correct. I won’t return based off of the poorly managed office that gives me the impression that they don’t have any respect for their patients.