Dr. Margaret Brown, MD

Super staff and an amazing experience. Everyone is very knowledgeable in their jobs.

Friendly, knowledgeable and personable. Able to examine and treat my condition in a single visit, with quick follow up testing notes. Would strongly recommend for anyone in need of Dermo care.

Dr. Brown completed a full body screening for skin cancers. Two areas were frozen during the appointment. I feel very confident in her expertise and advice.

She listens and takes very good care of her patience

Dr. Brown was referred to me by my IM doctor in Austin. I was curious about how the visit would be and I was pleasantly surprised. It was my annual appt, she asked many questions and I got many answers, and to me that was what I needed. Thank you to my new dermatologist, Dr. Brown!

I was impressed with Dr Brown desire to listen and learn about my condition. Did not feel rushed and being just another patient in her busy day.

Dr. Brown is kind, caring, intelligent and well trained. She was warm, listened to my concerns and addressed them thoroughly. Her diagnosis and treatment solved my health problem. I have recommended her to several friends who have all had the same experience with her.

Takes time and answers questions . Professional. Have seen her for yrs and she is really awesome.

I went in for a consultation and when I asked for possible people to speak to she recommended Googling.

My first appt with Dr. Brown she noticed a spot on my arm. I insisted it was a liver spot and she asked if she could take a biopsy. I'm glad she did. It was a melanoma. I had surgery to take out the root. Dr. Brown potentially saved my life. Best Dermatologist around.

Really good. I'm satisfied with her and her staff.

Dr. brown had a great chairside manner and is very knowledgable. I was seen quickly and felt like she really cared to help. Her whole staff was helpful and kind.

This past week I received three phone calls and one text message reminding me to "be on time" for my 01/31/21 appointment. I showed up eight minutes early and proceeded to sit in the lobby for another 38 minutes waiting to be called back. When I finally was called back, I was told there were two patients in front of me waiting to be seen. In short, it would have been a least an hour past my appointment time when I would be seen by Dr. Brown. That's when I decided to leave. I don't know why physicians think their time is more valuable than ours, but they do. I call the office if I think I might be five minutes late, but I have never received a phone call from the doctor's office telling me they were running behind. I have already contact my primary care physician and asked him to refer me to someone else who might be a little more respectful of patients.