Someone recommended that I see him and it was one of the worst doctor's visits of my life. He kept wanting to operate on me (my problems did not require any surgeries, I knew that). Later I saw another local gynecologist, and mentioned that I had had an experience with a knife-happy doctor a few weeks before. To which he replied "Dr. Jackson?" Haha. I asked how he knew it was him and he told me that he seems to like to operate on young women who don't need it. I was extremely dissatisfied with my visit with Dr. Jackson, due to how eager he was to operate on me. I also found a couple of the things he said inappropriate and felt pretty uncomfortable in the whole situation. Definitely do not recommend him.

Submitted Feb. 13, 2008

Took me two years to recover from Dr.J hybotchery,two reconstructive surgerys, cut my bladder, incision came open and fell through my vagina,Dr.J. caught a plane to vacation destination, Dr. on call immediately started antibiotic IV,to prevent septicemia, said I could have died gone untreated. Wore cathader for two months ddue to Dr. J cutting through my bladder,developed a severe bladder infection. Emotional effects of two years of this PRICELESS

Submitted March 8, 2007

He told me the same thing about no soap. I continued to use soap. I did the total opposite of what he said for 3 weeks. I returned for my check up. He said "everything is fine. I knew that would work." Then, I knew my suspicisions of him being a lousy doctor were true.

Submitted June 21, 2005

Nice guy; didn't make me feel uncomfortable at all. The only complaint I have is usually every time I come in he's got some silly suggestion that he's read in the latest medical journal (like not washing certain parts with soap because it'll erode your skin)...but other than that, he's good.

Submitted Nov. 18, 2004