Tehming Liang, MD, FAAD

Dr. Laing is kind and thorough. Do not misunderstand his quiet demeanor for being in a hurry or abrupt as I’ve read in other reviews. I’ve been coming here for about 5 years and he has been professional and provided great care. If you want a chatty doctor that just wants schmooze you, he’s not for you. If you want a doctor that treats the problem quickly so you can move on, he is absolutely the doctor for you. Thank you Dr. Laing and team you are very appreciated for your services.

I actually came here a few years ago for a mole inspection/ removal, and I have to say that it was a great experience with Dr. Liang. As a patient, I was taught what exactly moles are, what to look for in terms of any physical changes, and I was debriefed about the removal process. They took their time to explain these things and not rush me through the door, which shows the level of care they provide (at least in my experience). As someone who has worked in medical clinics, I have to tell you that often the reason that a doctor may be "running late" is not usually because they are running late, it is because a patient is running late! If they want to provide the same level of care to the late patient as everyone else and the appointment requires a certain amount of time, then you should expect that every subsequent appointment may begin a few minutes behind schedule. This means that a few people running late to an appointment can set back the time of your appointment by 10-15 min. , for example. This is why it is important to not only come on time, but to have at least a little bit of empathy when and if your appointment begins later than scheduled. Also please understand this scenario: if a patient is seen at about 10:00 am, for example, and another patient is being seen at 10:30 am, but the first person comes into 10 minutes late, depending on the nature of both appointments, that first person may or may not be able to be seen. I think this is logical and reasonable. The person's lateness should not affect the person who regularly comes in on time, and they may have a time-sensitive appointment in which it CANNOT start late. The point of this tangent is that there must be accountability and respect from both patient and provider to build rapport and receive quality care.

Been coming here for 5 years just to reup my finasteride prescription. Everytime I go the doctor looks at my hair and says "wow its working" then charges me for the visit and reups my prescription. Now they suddenly dont have my insurance on file and gave me attitude for not knowing by heart when scheduling. Moving to derick dermatology on Remington from now on.

I came in for an appointment late December of 2020 to see what I could do for my acne. At first, everything was fine and I got checked in by the nurse. However, once Dr. Liang came in, I felt like as if he did not care about me at all. Dr. Liang came into the room super rushed and I saw him for less than 7 minutes. First, I began explaining my conditions for my acne and I was explaining how I wanted to possibly go on accutane. Then, Dr. Liang interrupted me and said how I can't go on accutane immediately, I have to get prescribed a medicine first and check back in a month. I was totally okay with that until then, Dr. Liang said he was prescribing me Clindamycin, Trentinoin, and doxycycline antibiotics. The problem with that, however, was that I had gone to Dr. Liang in 2016 and he had prescribed me the same exact group of medicines for my face. When he said he was prescribing me these medicines, I tried to stop him and let him know that I had previously gone on these medications before four years prior and they didn't have any effect. However, before I could even say that, Dr. Liang, word by word, said, "Be quiet and let me finish". As in, he wanted me to be quiet and let him finish describing the medicines he was prescribing me even though I was trying to tell him that there was no need to describe them because I've been on there before. I wanted to let him know that maybe we could use a different variant of medicines but after he told me to shut up, he literally left the room. Thus, not only did I see Dr. Liang for less than 10 minutes, but he prescribed me the same exact medicine from four years prior. I literally found the old prescriptions from 2016 and can include the photos as proof if anyone wants to see it. I was very disappointed and angry after my appointment. For a dermatologist, I was hoping he would actually listen to my problems rather than shut me out and disregard me in a span of seven minutes. If you are in the Southwest suburbs, please save your money and do not go to Dr. Liang if you don't want to get your time and money wasted.

I used to live in Bolingbrook, I’ve been going to this office since 2012. 5 years ago I moved over an hour away from here and continue to come here even though I have to drive a long way to get here (witch i don’t mind) . Probably it’s my fault that today I showed up to my appointment 10 min after, and I was told they couldn’t see me because if they did see me they wouldn’t be able to take lunch. I work in the service industry and I can’t count how many times I don’t take lunch because I have to take care of customers. I explained that it was raining hard on my way there and that’s why I was 10 min late. I also say I was coming from far a way. My option was to rescheduled. Normally when I come to my appointment I have to wait 15-20 min before they take me and This time that couldn’t take me in. Not to say one was in the waiting room waiting to go in. I’m very frustrated because I took the day off for my app knowing I have to drive over an hour. Unfortunately I won’t come back.

Dr. Liang was able to successfully cure my acne which was bothering me for months. He was very knowledgeable, kind, and gave me good advice.

I've been going to him since 2014. Awesome, never rushed and you can ask him anything. Great Doctor