NOTHING ABOUT DR WAITED 1 HOUR AFTER APPOINTMENT GOT UP AND LEFT

Submitted Nov. 14, 2023

Dr. Tyring spent approximately 10mins "examining" me and was extremely dismissive regarding anything and everything I had to say. After briefly examining me he sent me on my way and threw some free samples at me. Well I paid my $83 copay and I am sure he charged my insurance but that's all he was interested in... I went to another dermatologist who spent some actual time examining me and ended up doing a biopsy on two moles which, I am now going to have to surgically removed after coming back abnormal. Trying needs to retire he's not invested in his patients!

Submitted June 29, 2023

Not impressed!! Zero stars from me. Complete waste of time.

Submitted May 17, 2023

In person visit . Dr Tyring is an arrogant old man and I’m 72. He has no bedside manner and acts like he’s doing you a favor after they make sure to get their money upfront. Billing is clueless and has owed me a refund for 3 months. Save yourself some trouble and find someone else.

Submitted May 23, 2022

Spends little time with patients. Puts non licensed personnel in room to take notes while exam is going on. Very uncomfortable experience felt like there was an invasion of privacy.

Submitted Oct. 4, 2014

Doctor spends less than 10 minutes with you. Failed to give me the discount card for my prescription. Overcharged me by @ $100 and I've spent months trying to get them to refund my money with no success.

Submitted Dec. 17, 2013

I went there to have some moles checked. I liked Dr. Tyring, but did not receive biopsy results on the promised date. Repeated phone calls to his office piped directly to message, and were ignored. The receptionist staff would not help me connect with the personnel that could provide the results other than through the messages which were not returned. Very unhappy

Submitted Oct. 23, 2012

I see him for psoriasis, and would recomend him to anyone that is suffering from psoriasis.

Submitted Aug. 19, 2009

I brought my infant son to this doctor because he kept breaking out into rashes on his face and body. Dr Tyring prescribed a high potency steroid cream and asked an intern to look at my son and give her opinion. She said she just attended a seminar on the subject and it was found that is safe to use high potency steroid cream on an infant. After doing my own research online and asking pediatricians, not one would recommend a high potency steroid cream for a baby at that age. The strongest they would give me at his worst was Kenalog/Lubriderm, which has worked well for him.

Submitted Oct. 19, 2007

Very rude and arrogant! Would not recommend him!

Submitted Sept. 11, 2006