By Tori Mills on August 22, 2026 Verified by Google

Ms. Krishna Patel is terrific. She is very friendly, knowledgeable, engaging, and professional. I had a yearly body scan check. She was very thorough. Took care of a pre-cancerous spot on my nose immediately. I highly recommend her for your yearly body scans.

By rich gleerup on July 23, 2026 Verified by Google

NP Karina is great. Very thorough exam. Keeps you at ease. I don’t know how she can remember all her patients, but she does!

By Melinda Biezonsky on July 10, 2026 Verified by Google

Staff is so friendly and professional. Office is updated, clean, and has a nice atmosphere. Provider is a great listener and has great treatment options. Wait time is typically minimal. A huge plus! I also like the ease in texting the office for appts, questions, etc.

By Kerry on July 4, 2026 Verified by Google

After the past six months of visits, I found them to be professional and knowledgeable.
The doctor I see there is exceptional.
I was able to get in and out very quickly.
I was able to get appointments easy.
They were very good at making sure I got my prescriptions.
The follow ups were very good. Keep up the great work guys!

By Flora STucker on May 29, 2026 Verified by Google

I am writing to provide feedback regarding my recent appointment with Dr. Julia Kwan at the Torrance Blvd office (4201 Torrance Blvd, Suite 640). May 28, 2026
I waited approximately 30 minutes before being seen. The consultation itself was quite brief, lasting less than 15 minutes. Dr. Kwan entered the room with an assistant and was wearing two surgical masks, which at times made it difficult for me to hear and understand her clearly.
During the visit, I was examined for a pigmented spot on my lower lip. The doctor used a pressing technique on the lesion, temporarily lightening the pigmentation. She did say it was blood in the vein. She can't do anything about it. I asked whether the lesion was cancerous, and I was told it was not cancerous. I also asked whether I should follow up in the future, and was told that follow-up was optional and up to me. However, no further explanation was provided about the nature of the condition or why it may have occurred, and I did not receive any additional guidance or reassurance. That's suck! To my observation, she was there, but not really there with the patient.
Before the doctor left the room, I asked one final question regarding whether she could recommend a lip balm with sun protection. Due to the masks, I had difficulty hearing the response clearly. I asked if the recommendation could be written down, and she asked her assistant to write it for me: “CeraVe Healing Ointment.” I went home and looked up the ointment, and it was not for the lip but for overall dry skin protection. She prescribed me something that has nothing to do with my lip; CeraVe healing ointment does not contain any Sun protection. (SPF)
While I understand the condition may not require treatment, I left the appointment feeling uncertain due to the lack of explanation and limited opportunity for discussion. I also found it difficult to fully engage in the consultation due to communication barriers (i.e., the doctor wearing multiple surgical masks) during the visit.
I am sharing this feedback about the medical diagnosis to highlight my experience as a patient. Please think twice before you see her. I don't think I was treated right as a patient. I felt so upset when I walked out of the clinic. I believe that clearer explanations and more patient communication would significantly improve understanding and reassurance.