2 visits for rosacea, Dr. Rogers was not very informative on diagnosis, brief in visit (second visit he looked at my skin for about 3 seconds), and was quick to write prescriptions for antibiotics (which made me have adverse reactions.) I left feeling uninformed about my skin condition and felt he was too quick to write prescriptions out for antibiotics without discussing alternative options. Also copays were expensive.

I had been a patient of dr. Rogers for over 20 years. I woke up on a Monday morning that I have an appointment with him and was sick. I called the office to let them know that and they said there would be a $50 charge for a missed appointment. They said that my next visit if I did not pay the $50 I could see the physician's assistant. I refused to pay the $50. I am not going back to his office. You would think that there would be some form of patient loyalty.

Took my daughter there on referral from her pediatrician for suspicious moles. Was EXTREMELY disappoi ted to see the PA, rather than the Dr. His office was dirty and the waiting room was crowded and hot, not even enough chairs for everyone. His coat was dirty, stained and frayed, gray around the collar and cuffs. They biopsied them by shaving a thin layer off the top. Then when pathology showed atypical, they did majorly invasive surgery, leaving her deeply scarred for the rest of her life.

terrible service. he only took 2 seconds before his nurses started cutting on me. he is a coward and is only in it for the money, although i did get an appointment same day and the time i wanted but i extra long wait time.

Dr. Rogers is a great Dermatologist in the Greenville area. Somewhat crowded office conditions with bit of a wait at times. Dr. Rogers is well worth the wait however. I would recommend him.