Dr. Strober was very kind and listened towhat I had to say. He did not push me to take any toxic medications for my cicatrical alopceia. I wouldrecommend him to anyone withscalp problems. You do have to sometimes pay more bcause it is a hospital setting, check yr insurance first.

Submitted Feb. 29, 2016

This man is a wrecking ball. I deeply regret having ever stepped foot into his office, my health has never been the same since. He prescribes very dangerous combinations of meds. I am talking from experience here. Do yourself a favor, don't be fooled by his qualifications, he does not care about you, he only cares about himself and the advancement of his career.

Submitted Nov. 23, 2015

when I made the appointment I was given an address on Farmington ave, a day or so before the appointment I got a phone message telling me to go to an address on south street, incurring an additional bill. THIS DOCTOR IS AN ARROGANT PHARMACEUTICAL LACKY, DONT BE FOOLED BY ALL THE ACRONIMS AFTER HIS NAME, JE HAD NP CONCERN FOR YOUR HEALTH, HE S JUST LOOKING TO GET YOU ON A LIFETIME OF TOXIC MAINTAINANCE DRUGS.

Submitted March 2, 2015

SMART, caring, amazingingly helpful doctor. I drive 2 hours to go see him since I know I can trust his opinion.

Submitted Oct. 19, 2012

Dr. Strober is a wonderful and very, very knowledgeable dermatologist. UConn's very lucky to have him!!

Submitted June 7, 2012

Cannot say enough positive things about Dr. Strober. Extremely knowledgable, kind and compassionate - if only all doctors were like him. On top of that, he takes the time to truly listen and offers numerous suggestions on possible courses of action. Will never go to another dermatologist unless I am forced to!

Submitted March 6, 2012

Dr. Stober is one of the best in the country when it comes to Psoriasis. He is very, very knowledgeable and truly is a wonderful dermatologist. Would recommend him to anyone.

Submitted Dec. 20, 2011

I was referred to Dr Strober by his colleague at NYU Medical. The doctor was quick to dismiss my input, refused to take a history, verbally abused me. Dr Strober's medical school alumni presented him with an award in 2007 for compassion and the 2008 Mengele Patients Award.

Submitted March 19, 2011