I have some possible skin cancer. I'm concerned. I point out the areas. He abruptly tells me that he cannot look at anything but ONE MOLE as the referral only covers one at a time. I'd have to go back to my PCP for anything else. I'm incredulous at at this (wouldn't you be?) and say, really? (thinking about the ordeal it took to get just this far) and well, I say, "Wow, OK let's look at ONE mole then" - and he becomes furious! I wasn't rude but I was shocked. Then he says he doesn't 'like my attitude' and doesn't have to see me, he gets to pick and choose the patients he wants - goodbye! He has a terrible case of pomposity, not to mention he's focused on pushing $250+ a pop skin care at you. My intake sheet was riddled with questions: do I want skin care, anti-aging treatments, and products that make him the most money? No real care, just pricey products and gimmicks. I'm sure he'd have had lots of time for addressing these things. Avoid this rude doctor like the plague.

Submitted Dec. 30, 2008

He was the worst. He was extremely rude and talked to me like I was an idiot. I will never go back to Dr. Kircik and advise all others to do the same.

Submitted July 3, 2007

He prescribed cream for my dermatitis. Said he wouldn't treat me or guess at my problem until he did a biopsy. Results came back as "chronic dermatitis." That means "inflamed skin." I know I have inflamed skin. That's not a diagnosis. But...I was told the only thing that could be done was to keep putting the cream on it and I would have the problem for the rest of my life. Did not offer me any solution to the problem. Was extremely rude.

Submitted May 17, 2007

Not very helpful. All he wants to do is test you and tell you to avoid what you're allergic to. Turns out I'm allergic to the materials in my shoes, so that wasn't a very practical solution for me, huh? Not the worst doctor I've ever dealt with, but I'm sure there are other better ones out there -- go find one.

Submitted April 6, 2007

dr kircik's office has not returned my calls pertaining to my son's perscriptions. he did not inform me i could recieve the medication in generic form. therefore it cost me $190 per month plus raping my insurance company,which in turn causes peoples rates to go higher.i do wish someone would look into ,i'm sure this happens to people all the time and i and people like me cannot afford it.

Submitted Aug. 25, 2006