Kim T. Tang, MD

Dr. Tang has been our family dermatologist for over 20 years. She is a kind and caring physician who can keep your skin out of trouble. Dr. Tang and her staff are excellent.

DO NOT RECOMMEND! My son experienced severe acne, making him a suitable candidate for Accutane treatment. While his skin improved a bit, the treatment severely dried his entire body skin, particularly causing his hands to appear burned. We brought this to the doctor's attention, but she dismissed it as a common side effect. When we suggested reducing the dosage, she recommended continuing for another week before reassessment. Due to my son's significant pain and the lack of proper evaluation of his skin condition, we discontinued the treatment and chose not to return, particularly considering the additional visit would incur another office fee.

DO NOT recommend! I rarely write reviews but this clinic is a joke. First of all, I waited almost one hour to see her and she started diagnosing me without looking at my record, with his cold face, and it was purely recommending products for me and she is asking me wash my face with just water. That’s a news to me! Again, don not come to this one and whoever referred you here, they must get a referral bonus! Worst experience ever!!

I have a history of redness and various undiagnosed skin problems, and I was sent here after developing red dots all over my abdomen and upper thighs in October 2023. I have been to this place twice now, and I will not go a third time. She took a brief look at me on the first visit and told me I have a gluten allergy. She told me it was because of a physical rash on my neck and that it's what's causing my redness. She told me to start taking a probiotic that they sell there and to cut out ALL skin products, including Cleanser, and to go on a gluten free diet. I have never had any issues in eating gluten, and I already am not a heavy gluten eater, but I listened to her advice for a while. I went on a strict diet, I stopped using my products, and I did everything I was told to. 2 weeks into it, my skin was much worse and the physical symptoms of my supposed gluten allergy returned on their own. I had to pick up my skin care routine again because following her advice just made me break out horribly and leave me with flaky cracking buildup. On my follow up visit, she insisted it was still from a gluten allergy, even though my primary care doctor said not to listen to that unless a test proves otherwise. My redness and rash improved regardless of my diet, but now I'm stuck with unresolved answers and my rash is now neck acne. My skin feels more irritated than before my first visit. And she leaves me with "just do whatever you want", like what kind of medical advice is that?? Needless to say, this left me very frustrated to go to a doctor who didn't seem to know what she was doing. I don't even know if doing or requesting proper tests is a thing she does with her other patients, but it certainly was not a part of my experience. Not a recommended dermatologist.

I don’t know why she can’t see her patients on time - every time I come here I wait an hour past my appt time. Seems to be the same with all patients AND definitely tries to sell you on items - latest is a probiotic - ugh

First time patient yesterday and it was excellent. The negative review people need to calm down, I didn’t wait more then 10 min in the front room and no more then 5-10 min in the back room. Dr Tang and her entire staff were very friendly and made me feel at ease. Dr Tang communicated, explained, advised, informed me, and then went to work. She was outstanding and defintantly going back, fingers crossed it works out well, but I feel confident I’m with the right person. Thank you Dr Tang and staff.

I never write reviews, but this was such a bad experience. I arrived 30 minutes early, then didn't see Dr. Tang until an hour after my scheduled appointment time. It was clear that she hadn't looked much at the history I had given the nurse, and that she wasn't interested in hearing anything I had to say. Our conversation ended with Dr. Tang saying "well, I can't figure it out for you," and prescribing oral and topical steroids. I ended up going to a different dermatologist and was diagnosed very quickly with a parasitic infection (which has a completely different treatment course than Dr. Tang prescribed).