Adrienne E Stewart, MD

I had the same cold, rude, hurtful experience as so many others. She is NOT interested in doing anything but cosmetic procedures $$$. She embarrassed me as she had an intern with her and they both looked down their nose at my request for help with hair loss. THEN she has the nerve to start sending me text messages. My reply to the first one was «if you were the last doctor on earth I wouldn’t see you». She ignored it and texted me again a week later. DO NOT SEE THIS $$$$ HUNGRY woman posing as a dermatologist!

Awful experience. Waste of time and money. I visited this doctor based on the recommendation of Jamie White on Alice radio. This doctor only cared about money. Very cold experience. I feel like I wasted my money and time and got NOTHING. Do not go to this doctor to get assistance in preventing skin cancer.

Husband had a cyst removed in May… He paid directly for the procedure onsite… AND they billed insurance for it and got reimbursed, however insurance didn’t cover it all so he’s been sent bills by insurance (remember… Even though he paid in full, directly!). He’s been battling with their billing department ever since. DOUBLE DIPPING INSURANCE FRAUD.
And yes. The «consult» everyone speaks about is $ 160 and lasts about 95 seconds.

Made an appointment for a consult and microderm, got there and waited over ½ an hour, only to find out they had not actually scheduled the microderm. Neither the staff nor the clinician was at all apologetic about this. Then during the consult, the clinician just kept trying to talk me into way more aggressive and expensive procedures. Won’t be back!

I can’t understand the negative reviews I have read for this doctor. I found her to be very good — thorough and engaging. I think the same person wrote all the negative reviews as a vendetta against this doctor, for some unknown reason. Give her a try, I think you’ll agree with me!

absolutely terrible place. avoid! the customers cut you off when you’re talking to the receptionist and the doctor tried to put me on birth control in addition to my current bc. really? because one isn’t enough! then she said my moles were okay but I wanted a second opinion so I went to my doctor and she said there’s a few that could get removed. absolutely terrible experience I cannot believe I wasted money on this place. they make you feel dumb! should have known better being in cherry creek.

Absolutely do not go!
I was a new patient and have an evident Basel cell. They have no patient confidentiality respect as there wait list is exposed. (Against the law.)
I waited 40 minutes and finally left. What a joke for a doctor’s office. If you value your health, bad choice

Dr Stewart has been my dermatologist since 2003. She is fantastic. She is always kind and knowledgable. She manages it all. She can do general dermatology, anti-​aging, injections, and on and on. She got my cystic acne under control. I fly back to Colorado just to see her.

I had about 3 laser procedures here and am still battling the white hypo pigmented spots I was left with. When I made follow up appt with my concerns, dr Stewart recommended IPL laser… no thanks, terrible.

I have to comment on this doctor because I had the worst experience of my life with her and I have never had that kind of interaction before. I went to her because of acne I have been struggling with as a teenager, and I had high hopes as the office is big and beautiful, even though there are catalogs for botox, etc. When I met with her she didn’t even look at my skin, and the appointment took less than five minutes. I have been to other dermatologists and they always at least come up close to my face and look at my skin. She sat across from me, not close at all, and did not even examine what she is supposed to be treating. She also seemed a little out of it. She wrote me two prescriptions and gave me a coupon for one of them, supposedly. Now here is where the incredibly frustrating part of the story begins. When I was opening the 2 face treatments (which were supposed to be for severe acne) I was reading the label on one of them and it was a skin bleaching cream!!! Luckily I did more research online and did not trust immediately trust what she gave me because if I had used it it would have bleached my skin. I went back to the pharmacist and we looked over what she had gave me on the prescriptions. She somehow wrote me a prescription for another type of medicine that bleaches skin that had a close name to what I was supposed to be prescribed, and only gave me a coupon for the correct medicine. I have never in my entire life felt so betrayed by a doctor, someone you are supposed to trust and who is supposed to be educated and know what medicine they are prescribing! I called her office and spoke to someone who told me that it was the pharmacist’s fault even though she was the one who wrote me a prescription for the wrong thing. When my pharmacist called the office they also tried to say it was not the doctor’s fault. HORRIBLE DOCTOR. PLEASE AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Wow! I should have read reviews before seeing Dr. Stewart. She is the WORST Doctor ever! And yes bizarre.
I went to have an exam — I had concerns about spots on my face, and another on my back. My mother had a cancerous spot removed off of her face, so naturally I am concerned for myself. Dr. Stewart came in to the exam room, very briefly looked at me (no real exam), then froze a spot off my face for $ 100 which basically did nothing. I asked questions, but no real answers.
Horrible. I now have to go to a real dermatologist for a real exam!

I actually had the same experience as Allison F. I went to Dr. Stewart to look at a cancerous mole that I had removed years ago that reappeared. She spent about 10 seconds looking at it, then launched into asking if I had considered Botox. When I said I had no interest in it (I was TWENTY NINE and felt fairly appalled) she basically threw some samples in a bag and walked out. Very bizarre.

I went here to deal with a persistent rash I get around my eyes when I’m stressed out (which is more frequent these days). The Doctor didn’t see dollar signs when I walked in the door (what, no dermabrasion, no botox?), looked at my skin for a half second, gave me some samples, and referred me to a dermatologist that did skin patch testing. So, in all, I paid $ 50 for a referral to another specialist that would cost me $ 50.
This is frequently a «Best of Denver» office, I think because of its regular Cherry Creek North botox-​me clientele. Which is not me.

I could not agree more with these other reviewers (see the other reviews for Aesthetic Surgery & Derm. of Cherry Creek — same place). I went to see Dr. Stewart for eczema on my hands, and she and her assistants kept trying to get me to talk about Botox. Instead of listening to me try to tell her that I have already tried the cream she was giving me, she shoved a bunch of free samples in my hand and wrote me a prescription for the exact same cream. I even wrote a letter to complain about not feeling listened to, and she called me and basically berated me, saying, «I’m a good person!» (very odd…). I am sure she is a very nice woman, but she is not a very good listener and not a good overall dermatologist — at least, not unless Botox is all you’re interested in. I will not go back to her.