I love him. He is very friendly and jokes around so you are not worried. He may not to all the fancy stuff some do but for what I needed he was great. It nice to have a doctor that is not all stiff and distant. It took a little while to get in to see him but once i was back in a room the wait was only minutes. .

Submitted Oct. 9, 2020

I visited Doctor Horowitz with my wife for a skin and hair problem. The first appointment was a social gathering, with promises of treatment, a blood test and medicine just like the one my wife has been prescribing for her doctor in Colombia. Nothing new and especially nothing like what we expected from a doctor with more than 50 years of experience. Something of theatricality when he plucked hair from my wife's head to see them under the microscope. Maybe she wanted to impress the couple with the look of immigrants. The second date was worse, if it could be. The practitioner in 2 minutes checked my wife's head, and all she said was that she needed Biotin and that there was nothing else that could be done there to help my wife. She said that according to the results of the blood tests, she recommended that our family doctor see her. Then Doctor Horowitz came in like a waterspout and in less than a minute he said the same thing. I froze, I don't know if from anger or surprise at such a lack of professionalism. The practitioner recommended a doctor who was, according to her, the best laser treatment for hair loss (My wife has been in this treatment for more than 10 years and it is useless). Since I was not moving out of the office, the doctor opened the door and invited us to leave the office. $ 50 the first and $ 50 the second. I do not think I have invested my money worse in all my life and I am 60 years old.

Submitted July 22, 2020

Skin cancer. Doesn't biopsy. Go to a dermatologist that knows the signs of skin cancer.

Submitted Aug. 4, 2019

Do yourself a favor and go to a dermatologist that follows standard protocol.
Please go to another dermatologist. This guy failed to biopsy a mole on my child even though there was a family history of melanoma. Less than a year later my child was diagnosed with Melanoma and died.

Submitted Feb. 25, 2018

Not sure how to comment on the knowledge of the doctor. He basically lets his nurses diagnose you and then he flies in for 2 minutes of treatment. Basically freezes everything he can and then he is gone. What has dermatology come to?

Submitted March 21, 2016

very good and helpful, always ready to help and talk when u call him for advise

Submitted Jan. 23, 2015

Great doctor. Diagnosed my mother after several doctors misdiagnosed her. His staff are super nice. He is kind of quirky which adds to the doctor visit!

Submitted Nov. 7, 2014

Failed to biopsy mole that was excised. Patient had melanoma (diagnosed at Ingram Cancer Center) and is deceased at the age of 30.

Submitted Sept. 7, 2014

I have used Dr Horowitz since he started practice. He knows his stuff, is thorough, conversational, kind and has a great sense of humor. Wouldn't think of going elsewhere. He recently found a trouble spot early and I was referred to a cancer specialist, plastic surgeon and I am now cancer free. Highly recommend him and his staff. (Friend and Patient Ted)

Submitted April 12, 2012

Dr. Horowitz is the only doctor that has been able to properly diagnose, treat and heal my recurring skin problems...He has a wonderful personality and is so funny and witty that I really enjoy seeing him

Submitted May 18, 2010