In 2007 Dr. Reisz performed the Mohs micrographic technique to remove basal cell carcinoma from my face. By the time she began to suture the incision the site was no longer numb and I was in pain. The nurse in the room noticed this and commented that I needed another shot to numb the area. Dr. Reisz rudely said 'she'll be fine' and kept suturing my face. When I got home and removed the bandage there were 2 strands of suture thread about 1 inch long just sticking loosley out from the incision site dangling. Later when in the office for suture removal, the nurse was clipping and removing the sutures and she stopped surprised and commented that there were sutures in areas of my face that were not near the incision. Just a stray stitch here and there for no apparent reason. The skin seperated as soon as the sutures were removed leaving a jagged scar. I took many photos and followed up with my GP Cascone and the first thing out of his mouth was who did this to you.

Submitted March 16, 2012

Dr. Reisz is incredible. She is like a walking encyclopedia when it comes to answering questions and providing knowledge and insight. I am glad I decided to go on Accutane with her as my dermatologist. She really helped me get my hormonal acne under control.

Submitted June 9, 2011

I used to have full faith in Dr. Reisz, since I have been with her for 5 years. I'm unsure as to whether or not she doesn't like continuous patients, but I am upset having to wait at least 30mins for every appt. What really set me off was my appt in January where I waited an hour and when she entered the room, she wrote me my typical Rx then began to walk out with a sigh of relief. I asked her "are you going to look at me?" She responded, "what do you want me to look at?" I about cried, I felt like she had no care for my well-being she just wanted my money for a five minute visit. After our ongoing rambling, she prescribed me a stronger Rx. I let that go, but then this June, I asked for a refill and she refused to prescribe unless I made an appt. I left the mssg to prescribe one refill and I would make an appt the following week. No refill was filled! Her nurse never called back. My primary dr gave me a refill--Dr. Law. I hope I am the only one receiving this type of indecency.

Submitted Aug. 9, 2010

Dr. Reisz is on her own level in her field. She was extremely helpful and I felt so comfortable with her. Physicians should truly aspire to be of similar caliber.

Submitted Dec. 13, 2007

Dr. Reisz is by far the best physician I have ever met. She is a great teacher and clinician. Her knowledge base is extraordinary. (I always refer to her as a walking medical textbook).I am fortunate to have her as my docotor for over 10 years. I have presented to her office with some very rare and weird things and she always mananges to help and figure it out. I am a nurse practitioner so I really appreciate her as a professional also.

Submitted Oct. 20, 2007

To say Dr. Reisz is an excellent doctor. She will leave no stone unturned while trying to get to the bottom of in illness. She actually ordered tests that the lab tech needed to look up since as the tech put it, "never ordered". Dr. Reisz ordered them so she could rule out different causes. Dr. Avon Coffman is in the same office is just as wonderful as she she. They both should be able to go home each day knowing they did all they could to help the people who came in for treatment. Midwest Medical's staff is also wonderful.

Submitted Nov. 22, 2006

I have seen many dermatologists and Dr. Reisz is wonderful. She is very knowledgable and is ahead of the game. She has taken great care of me thru the years, keeping a watchful eye on pre cancer and skin cancer. I recommend her if you want the best.

Submitted July 24, 2006