Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Bizarre, fascinating, impressive. Some parts maybe 5% were a little draggy, but overall pretty original and funny.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Decent food, but avoid the grapefruit juice like the plague. Mine had seeds in it. Service isn't the greatest either.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Dr. MacLeod is a Doctor of Osteopathy (exactly like a "M.D." but with a focus on neuromuscular and skeletal medicine) practicing with Dr. Fong in their office called "Dermatherapy" in Summerlin. I recommend this doctor. This doctor spends a significant amount of time talking with me as his patient, explaining the why's and what for's and doing his best to demonstrate care and deliver care. Here's what I look for in a doctor's office: a qualified and board-certified health professional who is focused on me as a patient. And this doctor does that, and is highly skilled in his specialty. Dr. MacLeod does not accept insurance which is probably just as well because the amount of hassle and time it takes to wrestle with any insurance company far and away exceeds the value the patient or the doctor receives and in the end the cost is about the same. If biopsies are needed (as sometimes is the case), the patient's insurance information is required, if any. But for the most part, it's straight cash pay. The focus on this doctor is strong, with a significant level of empathy and so-called "bedside manner". What you get with Dr. MacLeod is straight talk, unhurried and careful, a dedication to the care of the patient, with a calm demeanor and demonstrable skill. If you are in need of a dermatologist, please consider my recommendation of Dr. MacLeod. The office he shares with Dr. Fong is located (at the time of the writing of this review) on the fifth floor of the Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, with a gorgeous view outside of his office. Dr. MacLeod is recommended by me, and you must choose to go to Dr. MacLeod... since he doesn't take insurance and you pay cash, there is no such thing as needing a referral by some gatekeeper treating you like a customer instead of a patient. If you need a good dermatologist, look no further: Dr. MacLeod is the best there is in Las Vegas, in my opinion.