Reviews of Limestone Dermatology (Doctor)

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Dr. MacSween diagnosed my skin condition quickly, on the correct meds after 25 years of useless ointments and pills ... She is the best around and has given me both the path to better skin and my confidence back, wish I could give a 6th star! Thank you Limestone Dermatology!

Paul Rose

A highly competent Dr. you can reply on. Dr MacSween is an excellent, caring physician, you could not ask for more.

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I had a referral from my Doctor a few years ago to Dr MacSween for a skin condition to be properly diagnosed and advised of best treatment. I called and got an appointment 4 months down the road, when it came I received a call saying it has been cancelled and they can't set a reschedule date. I had my doctor send another referral a year later and never received a call back. I'm getting another referral after my next visit, wonder if I'll be able to actually see someone? I'm not sure if at the time the Doctor was away on vacation or sick or family or whatever, but they ceased communicating with me and have pretty much ignored the last 2 referrals. But like i said I will have another one after my next doctors appointment and we'll see. I'll update when that time comes.

Danielle Muscedere

In March 2020, Dr. MacSween diagnosed me with a condition (which I won't disclose for privacy's sake) over video call. In January 2021, we had a follow-up video call and scheduled an in-person appointment to further discuss the concerns I raised re: the treatments she prescribed, as well as to examine some new moles. However, during the in-person appointment, Dr. MacSween either completely forgot her previous assessment or pretended it never happened -- either way, it was extremely unprofessional. If she had changed her mind about the diagnosis, she had a responsibility to acknowledge this and explain her reasoning. If she simply forgot, she should have read my chart before meeting with me. After examining my moles, I tried to discuss the condition and she simply told me I was "normal" without any physical examination, further questioning, or reference to the fact she had previously diagnosed me. When I tried to remind her of the symptoms that lead her to a diagnosis in March 2020, she just stared at me blankly and told me to seek a second opinion. Bizarre, I know. Accordingly, I asked for a referral to a Toronto clinic specializing in this condition (it can be tricky to identify and treat due to a lack of awareness) and she told me to get one through my family doctor instead. When I pointed out that they only accept referrals from dermatologists, she then claimed they probably weren't accepting anyone due to COVID-19. When I asked if she could at least try to get me in for the end of the year, she said "they wouldn't even write [her] back". I don't think it's a stretch to say I was basically handed a load of excuses -- her reasoning repeatedly contradicted itself. Once again: if a physician has changed their mind about a diagnosis, they have the responsibility to explain this to their patient. I am so, so disappointed. It's quite common for those struggling with this condition to see multiple physicians before finding one knowledgeable enough to diagnose and treat it. What's worse is that early diagnosis and intervention is advised, as treatment options for this condition are limited, and more preventative than restorative. I had thought I had gotten lucky with Dr. MacSween, but apparently not.

Jacquelyn LaRonde

Dr. MacSween quickly diagnosed a skin condition that has been misdiagnosed by various clinics in Canada and US. I have another dermatology concerns and she was the first name that I thought of to handle these delicate issues. I am looking forward to continuing to rely on her high efficiency, expertise, and sympathy, along with being able to have conditions and instructions explained clearly before I leave - and getting a resolution to my problems.