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Absolute Dermatology & Medi-Spa
Category: Beauty and Spas Beauty and Spas [Edit]
1103 Cypress Creek RdSte 100
Cedar Park, TX 78613
(512) 257-7600
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- By Appointment Only:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
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5 reviews for Absolute Dermatology & Medi-Spa
5 reviews in English
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Review from Kirika J.
Cedar Park, TX
4/15/2008
Absolute Dermatology- more like Absolute waste of your time. The only reason to make an appointment here - the Esthetician, Ms. Parks. AD offers a fair menu of spa services, at fair prices. Diamond Tome Microbrasion for $50 - Packages: 3/$65 each 5/$50 each, peels at $65- if the website is still up to date. The treatment you receive from other staff, Dr. Honeycutt, included is not going to leave you with any kind of warm and fuzzy. I've had a massage here as well- eh. I wasn't overwhelmed with that 'massage glow'. You know- that happy spot where you get in your car get cut off but you don't give a damn b/c you're so relaxed? Yeah, you probably aren't going to find that happy spot here. In fact, the overall office feeling is kind of pretentious and full of tension. You need to be "that woman" to fit into their business model to be welcome here- and, I was "that woman". oh snap! Spend your $$ elsewhere unless you can get Ms. Parks. Wowsas! You will find a happy spot with her! She can give you a sensational peel, facial, eyebrow wax like no other in a 100 mile radius.
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Review from Val M.
Cedar Park, TX
9/21/2009
Dr Honeycutt never spends more than 3 minutes actually looking at my skin, always asks me what we've done in the past rather than actually looking at my chart, and is more interested in pushing the med spa treatments (which i've found to be only slightly helpful) which are overpriced. She only writes scripts for 3 months at a time, requiring a followup visit where all she does is push the med spa. Told me i have the worst case of rosacea she's ever seen, and recommended IPL. After being pushed several times to get the procedure, i finally had it done. $1500 later, not much difference in my skin. After the IPL, when i still had horrible redness from the veins in my face, she recommended another procedure (capillary destruction). When i booked that procedure and came in, she wanted to know why i was having that procedure rather than the IPL! Um, hello!
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Review from Danielle G.
Leander, TX
10/6/2010
I needed to see a dermatologist for a spot I was concerned about... I made the mistake of looking for a place near me rather than getting a referral. I saw Dr. Honeycutt after waiting for nearly 45 minutes. She looks at my face for one second and then she casually utters, "Well it could be scar tissue or it could be cancer, do you really want a hole there where I'd biopsy it or should you just leave it alone? I'd leave it alone. However, what you really need is some botox for those expressive wrinkles and maybe a chemical peel." ....... Then she proceeds to advise that I find a plastic surgeon who can suck the fat out from under my eyes where there are "bags." I pointed to my 4 month old son and add, "I just had a baby of course there are bags." That's all I could think to say, I was still fumbling over the words "cancer," "botox" and "chemical peel" in my head. Now those of you that know me well are probably wondering why I couldn't give this lady a tongue lashing. I had no words for her - I was in shock that a medical professional was feeding me this BS. Seriously, folks. You can't make this crap up. Even after she told me how great botox is, and that its sooo addicting, one look at her putty-face and I happily passed. Thanks lady. But no thanks. Those "wrinkles" are from years of laughter and even some tears, and I wouldn't change them for anything.
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Review from Fernando B.
Georgetown, TX
4/20/2010
Dr. Honeycutt really should not have a medical practice given her attitude towards patients. She has one of the worst bedside manners I have ever encountered. She comes across as very arrogant, not willing to listen and borderline insulting. I would never go back. I'm not saying you should not see her. You can experience her wrath for yourselves. I just hope that if she reads this review, she changes her ways. Her #1 priority is trying to sell her overpriced cosmetic dermatological junk.
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Review from M W.
Seattle, WA
6/10/2009
Shuffled through seeing Dr. Honeycutt. She spent about 5 minutes looking at my skin and about 3 minutes talking with me. Total waste of time. No follow up call about how treatment was going. Then they totally screwed up billing. Don't waste your time or money!!!
