Park Plaza Dermatology
Dermatologist

Park Plaza Dermatology

starstarstarstarstar3.7(Under 30 reviews)
location_on1870 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10457
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Quality Score

Six patient-experience factors scored from Park Plaza Dermatology's Google reviews on a 0–100 scale. Each factor measures what patients consistently mention about their experience.

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neurologySkill & Expertise60
sanitizerCleanliness50
volunteer_activismService Attitude70
precision_manufacturingEquipment & Technology50
verified_userTrust & Integrity50
paymentsPrice Reasonableness50

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Service Attitude (70)

Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and accommodating.

Skill & Expertise (60)

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.

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Review Analysis

Known for acne treatment. Praised for professional, comfortable atmosphere

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Services

acne treatment1 review
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Atmosphere & Ambience

comfortable atmosphere1 mention
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Staff & Service

professional2 mentions

About

Park Plaza Dermatology offers trusted skin care in the Mount Hope section of the Bronx. Founded and led by board-certified dermatologist Pinkas E. Lebovits, MD, our Grand Concourse practice provides medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology for adults and children alike. From acne, eczema, and rashes to skin cancer screenings and mole exams, our team delivers attentive care close to home. Se habla espanol. We are glad to serve Mount Hope, Tremont, and the surrounding Bronx neighborhoods. New patients welcome.

What Patients Say on Google

Featured testimonials from Google reviews

Mrinmay Kulkarni

Mrinmay Kulkarni

Local GuideGoogle Review
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I saw Dr Lebowitz for a rash, which he quickly diagnosed as jock itch. That turned out to be completely wrong -- a biopsy with a different doctor in a different clinic confirmed a different condition, which two other dermatologists identified immediately. Rather than addressing my rash, he first looked on a tiny acne on my face and commented on it. Then he turned to my hair claiming my hair was thinning and suggesting minoxidil, even though I have a full head of hair and didn't raise these concerns. I get that it has thinned with age but when I tried to steer the conversation back to my rash, he brushed it off and said he'd send both prescriptions to the pharmacy. Why am I being prescribed minoxidil when I came for a different concern altogether? I left stressed about new "issues" I hadn't noticed or frankly had and with my original problem misdiagnosed. Overall, it was an uncomfortable and unprofessional experience, not to mention, the completely wrong diagnosis. It didn't help that scheduling was chaotic, and the wait was over 45 min despite making an appointment.

calendar_today2025-10-28T20:00:5435 reviews0 photos
Ronny Ramirez

Ronny Ramirez

Google Review
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The customer service agent call me to schedule an appointment but she got mad when I tried to her to repeat back to me the same questions. I don't like her tone of voice

calendar_today2023-11-24T16:45:1713 reviews1 photos

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Dissatisfaction Risk33.3% · High