He is the best in his field. Ask any medical doctor where they would send themselves or family member to if they were dealing with melanoma and they all would unanimously say Dr Rabinovitz. And that even happens when you ask people outside of the country. He retired we thought to South Carolina but then returned 6 months later and I got in a few visits with him. In an effort to slow the pace down he is now up in Augusta Georgia but so devoted to his patients in south Florida he will be coming back one Friday per month to take some appointments. His staff in Plantation has 2 dermatologists that Dr Rabinovitz' has known for years and Dr Akhtar who I will be seeing today Dr Rabinovitz has mentored in the art of Dermoscopy and she was working at the Cleveland Clinic. Time sure flies. Over 37 years Dr Rabinovitz saved my life by catching an early stage Melanoma that other doctors missed. I've watched his hair go from light brown to Snow White. He's one of those practitioners that really cares about his patients and if you were one of his patients you know what I'm talking about. One of a kind
Apr 2019
If you have a history of malignant melanoma and you live in South Florida, this is the dermatologist to see. I drive 40 miles one way for my doctor's visits. It is worth it. May update- I am sad to report that the Doctor is retiring on July 1st 2019.
Oct 2018
Dr. Rabinovitz is an extremely well recognized and highly published, world-renown dermatologist. He helped create the science of dermoscopy (the little hand-held microscopes many dermatologists now use). He is always at the forefront of science and uses the most cutting-edge technology on a daily basis. This includes the full-body photo machine which the previous yelper, Kurt K, so sarcastically blew off. This includes even the large confocal microscope which very few (even cancer centers) own. This doctor has dedicated his life to dermatology and has likely saved more lives from deadly skin cancers than anyone else in this region. He is easily one of the most competent and caring dermatologists currently practicing. To phlegmatically refer to an internationally-renown dermatologist after just meeting them as "your typical doctor" and then give 3 stars after getting free service is what ruins Yelp. And also why Yelp doesn't work for the medical field. Hopefully such reviews don't deter someone with skin cancer from getting diagnosed earlier (when things are much easier to treat) and end up claiming a life.
He is the best in his field. Ask any medical doctor where they would send themselves or family member to if they were dealing with melanoma and they all would unanimously say Dr Rabinovitz. And that even happens when you ask people outside of the country. He retired we thought to South Carolina but then returned 6 months later and I got in a few visits with him. In an effort to slow the pace down he is now up in Augusta Georgia but so devoted to his patients in south Florida he will be coming back one Friday per month to take some appointments. His staff in Plantation has 2 dermatologists that Dr Rabinovitz' has known for years and Dr Akhtar who I will be seeing today Dr Rabinovitz has mentored in the art of Dermoscopy and she was working at the Cleveland Clinic. Time sure flies. Over 37 years Dr Rabinovitz saved my life by catching an early stage Melanoma that other doctors missed. I've watched his hair go from light brown to Snow White. He's one of those practitioners that really cares about his patients and if you were one of his patients you know what I'm talking about. One of a kind
If you have a history of malignant melanoma and you live in South Florida, this is the dermatologist to see. I drive 40 miles one way for my doctor's visits. It is worth it. May update- I am sad to report that the Doctor is retiring on July 1st 2019.
Dr. Rabinovitz is an extremely well recognized and highly published, world-renown dermatologist. He helped create the science of dermoscopy (the little hand-held microscopes many dermatologists now use). He is always at the forefront of science and uses the most cutting-edge technology on a daily basis. This includes the full-body photo machine which the previous yelper, Kurt K, so sarcastically blew off. This includes even the large confocal microscope which very few (even cancer centers) own. This doctor has dedicated his life to dermatology and has likely saved more lives from deadly skin cancers than anyone else in this region. He is easily one of the most competent and caring dermatologists currently practicing. To phlegmatically refer to an internationally-renown dermatologist after just meeting them as "your typical doctor" and then give 3 stars after getting free service is what ruins Yelp. And also why Yelp doesn't work for the medical field. Hopefully such reviews don't deter someone with skin cancer from getting diagnosed earlier (when things are much easier to treat) and end up claiming a life.