Olga Bunimovich, MD

Doctor, Health

Specializations:

- Dermatology

- Laser Surgery

- Cosmetic Dermatology

Certifications:

- American Board of Dermatology

Affiliations:

- University of Pittsburgh Physicians, Department of Dermatology

- UPMC Shadyside

- UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

- UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital

- UPMC Presbyterian

Educational Background:

- Medical Degree: David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

- Residency: SUNY at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Services Offered:

- In-Person Visits: Comprehensive dermatology consultations and treatments.

- E-Visits with UPMC Dermatology eDermatology: Connect with UPMC's leading dermatology team from anywhere in Pennsylvania. To start an E-Visit, log in to your MyUPMC account, complete a questionnaire about your symptoms, upload photos, and receive professional medical advice, a diagnosis, and a treatment plan within three business days. Note that E-Visits are not video or in-person visits and focus on a single skin concern.

Patient Reviews:

- Positive Feedback:

- Many patients commend Dr. Bunimovich for her caring nature, professionalism, and thorough explanations.

- She is described as a knowledgeable and compassionate physician with a wonderful bedside manner.

- Patients appreciate her ability to listen carefully and address their concerns thoughtfully.

- Several reviews highlight her as the best dermatologist they have ever had, emphasizing her expertise and patient-centered approach.

- Constructive Feedback:

- Some patients felt that their appointments were rushed and lacked thorough communication.

- A few reviews mentioned dissatisfaction with the brevity of their consultations and the perceived lack of interest from Dr. Bunimovich.

- There were concerns about insufficient explanations of diagnoses and treatment plans.

Overall Patient Satisfaction:

The patient satisfaction rating is an average of all responses to care provider-related questions from surveys. This rating reflects the diverse experiences of patients treated in outpatient or hospital environments, where the volume of responses may vary.