Dr. Marcjonathan Serota

I signed up for Next Medical and was assigned Dr. Marc Serota. The only way to communicate was via email, and the support staff was AWFUL. (They emailed and said lab orders were sent, but when I arrived at the lab, there were no orders. Prescriptions were wrong, emails were never answered.). I URGE you to steer clear of Dr. Serota and Next Medical.

Marc Serota, MD is a totally rip off, he is the consulting doctor on the Next Medical Weight loss program. He is board certified to be a DERMATOLOGIST, THIS A JOKE, OR A MALPRACTICE SUIT WAITING TO HAPPEN. Next Medical Weight loss program is a total rip off. Charges you a monthly subscription fee without any real consultation. Do your research before joining the Next Medical Weight loss program, in which Dr Marc Serota prescribes weight loss drugs but has no proven qualifications or experience. This is dangerous to patients’ lives. This is actually preying and stealing from patients needing help with their weight loss goals.

This clown doesn't respond to e-messages/phone calls/texts so he serves no purpose, choose someone else

I really wish I could give a better review because I’ve never even had an opportunity to talk to him. Set up an appointment online days in advance and he doesn’t show up. Bad first impression. Waste of time and wish I would have gone elsewhere.

Dr. Serota was professional, caring, and knowledgeable. I saw him for a second opinion regarding skin cancer as well as a general skin wellness check. He went over and above my expectations in taking the time to explain all my options in detail. He will be my primary doctor whenever possible. I have had very few doctors in my life that I can highly recommend so I am very pleased that I found Dr Serota.

Efficient and effective advice. Made the right decisions and solved the question fast.

I got him on Amwell, he seemed to be in a hurry during those 3 minutes that we talked, could not even pull out the records that he got about me one month ago. I would not even recommend him to my mother in law... I paid 80 dollars for my 3 minutes visit and got nothing done. I only needed a referral from him and all I got was, go to your doctor to get a referral. I would not recommend him.

This doctor set me up on Accutane without requiring any bloodwork (which I know now to be completely out of the protocol) and after I reported having side effects and asked for guidance he refused to speak to me. He is clearly inexperienced, lacks knowledge and has zero concern for your health. Stay away is the best you can do. I hope he loses his license due to malpractice.

Dr. Serota has been very supportive while using Musely M+ spot cream. This product is amazing!!!! I removed my majority of my melasma in 2 weeks... he responds to all of my wuestios and concerns within a day...

I am disappointed with your irresponsible and inaccurate FB posting about COVID-19. There, you claim to be a certified immunologist. If that is true, why is it not listed here? I would hope that you would return to that post and update it in the light of what is happening now. Your claims are misleading people into being complacent about this pandemic and that is exactly what is NOT needed right now.

This is what was posted--I really like this guy’s information! It’s what I’ve been preaching as well, but since he’s a doctor and I’m not, perhaps people will listen to him. Very good information. Wash your hands and stay home if you’re sick! Marc Serota, MD immunologist, posted this on facebook. I think it is the clearest statement regarding Coronavirus I have seen. From an MD immunologist: I don't post a lot on facebook but I would like to give my perspective and context on the coronavirus outbreak. I hope I can be a more reputable source of perspective as a physician who specializes and is board certified in immunology (as well as pediatrics, allergy and dermatology). 1. Coronaviruses are a family of viruses. "coronavirus" is not unique to this particular strain. Everyone reading this has likely had another different coronavirus infection. This particular strain has been named COVID-19. 2. Every upper respiratory virus has the potential to be lethal. Patients unfortunately die from many upper respiratory viral infections every year - most prominently the influenza virus. 30,000 people died from the influenza virus in 2019. The media didn't report each one. They have reported all 11 coronavirus deaths. Not telling us about the people lost but rather keeping a death "toll". Let me repeat that: -Coronavirus: 11 deaths (US in 2020), 3300 deaths (China in 2020). -Influenza: 30,000 deaths (US in 2019). *Influenza pandemic of 1918: 675,000! (US), 20-50 MILLION!! (worldwide) <---These people I think would have been in favor of receiving their annual flu vaccine. This is not meant to minimize any of these deaths but rather to give context and put some facts to the hysteria. 3. If you're healthy, there is no need to walk around wearing a mask. In addition to looking silly and most of the time wearing/taking them off wrong - which would actually make you more prone to acquiring an infection, they don't prevent you from getting sick. If you're actually sick stay away from people and then, sure, wear a mask so you aren't spreading respiratory droplets every time you cough/sneeze. In medicine we don't wear the masks you're buying and we wear other protective equipment - not just a silly looking mask you found on Amazon. When you see doctor's walking around the world wearing a mask then you should too. Until then, stop. 4. The symptoms are that of the flu. As doctors we don't test or know about most people with mild or moderate flu symptoms. That means most people will probably get it and just think they had the flu. That means you're only going to hear about the cases that get serious - not all the minor ones which will be the vast majority of cases. 5. When it is said that people who are older or have other medical conditions are most likely to die - that is equally true for EVERY upper respiratory virus. There is nothing unique about that to this particular virus. It does mean that the only cases we tend to know about are the severe ones. Once a case is severe it then makes sense to test the patient to find out what virus in particular they have. That means you can easily overestimate how severe or lethal the virus is because the only cases you end up knowing about are the serious ones. In summary 30,000 people died from the flu last year. Another 30,000 died in car accidents. I remember: H1N1 (2009), MERS (2012), Ebola (2014), Coronavirus (2020). Take it from me: The poor resident who stood at the door of the ER to triage people in 2009's swine flu (H1N1) hysteria. The over reaction is exponentially worse than the actual problem and in 2020 the over reactions I'm seeing are remarkable. In cold and flu season you'll probably get sick once or twice for about a week each. You might even get this particular coronavirus and most of you won't even know it. I've seen people raiding supermarkets, major meetings and sporting events getting cancelled and fear/racism towards Asian people. These reactions are totally unnecessary and panic based.

Dr. Serota, Are you aware of the quotes from you on Facebook regarding the Corona virus? Just wanted you to be aware, as the quote did not appear to be something I could directly connect to you and it is being shared frequently.

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