Larisa J Geskin, MD
Quality Score
Six patient-experience factors scored from Larisa J Geskin, MD's Google reviews on a 0–100 scale. Each factor measures what patients consistently mention about their experience.
Higher is better · 0–100 scale
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Service Attitude (100)
Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and accommodating.
Skill & Expertise (85)
Patients consistently describe clinicians as skilled, expert, and experienced.
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Price Reasonableness (50)
Pricing is sometimes perceived as high relative to the experience delivered.
Trust & Integrity (50)
A few reviews question transparency or feel pressured into treatments.
Review Analysis
“Known for dermatology, facial, melasma, mole removal. Praised for professional, clean facility, patient care”
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About
Dr. Larisa Geskin is a Professor of Dermatology (in Medicine) at Columbia University Medical Center and Director of the Comprehensive Skin Cancer Center (CSCC) at the Division of Cutaneous Oncology in the Department of Dermatology. She is a world-renowned specialist in the diagnosis and management of cutaneous lymphomas and other cancers of the skin. Her other areas of expertise include melanoma screening, prevention, medical and surgical therapy, and management of high risk for skin cancer populations. Dr. Geskin is using state-of-the-art methods in melanoma screening and surveillance including Mole Mapping (body mapping) and dermoscopy. She was involved in development of novel melanoma detection methods, including MelaFind among others...
What Patients Say on Google
Featured testimonials from Google reviews
Judith Halden
My experience with Columbia's Dermatology Dept. has routinely been excellent. Dr. Geskin is well versed in dermatological issues and spent considerable time explaining what she believed to be the best course of treatment. She is a good listener and her responses made me feel understood.
C.D Reviews
Went for my first routine check up with this doctor and felt so unimportant. She glanced me over in seconds and told me I was good to go. I raised awareness of a scaling spot in my hairline. She diagnosed it as eczema and proscribed Ketoconazole shampoo. Saying "it will be gone in a week!" Months later, a second opinion, and a biopsy... it's a basil cell carcinoma. Maybe try taking some time with your patients? Never before have I felt more a part of a money making scheme... so sad. People should feel safe going to doctors with such prestigious reputations. Unfortunately that's not the case!