I visited the dermatologist in Port Richey City, and my overall experience was average. The location is clean and well-maintained, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom. The staff is friendly, and they use modern payment methods, including NFC mobile payments, debit cards, and credit cards. Appointments are recommended, which is a good idea to ensure a smooth visit.However, the quality of care seems to be a concern. I had a MOHS procedure, and although the surgery itself went smoothly, I experienced numbness on half of my head for two months after the procedure. The doctor, Dr. Dorton, seemed to be in a rush and didn't show much concern for my well-being during the visit. He mumbled a thank you when I thanked him, which didn't make me feel like I was a priority patient.The pricing seems to be very reasonable, which is a plus for this dermatologist. They have a long history of over 30 years, and it shows in their attention to detail and patient care.One thing that stands out is the lack of innovation in their approach to patient care. They seem to be stuck in traditional ways of doing things, which may not be effective for all patients.