Dr. Lynch, Rosemary Fox RN, and other staff are professional, kind, patient and very skilled. The…read moreprocedure is well explained and all questions are answered. They provide very supportive attention. Following surgery on-call services are provided and all in office follow-up is promptly provided. I would very highly recommend Dr. Lynch who provided me with breast implants following bilateral mastectomy surgery for cancer.

This was by far the worst experience I have ever had. This office staff is extremely…read moreunprofessional. I have never witnessed such disorganization. I advise proceeding with extreme caution if you plan on using Dr. Lynch. Good luck even getting in touch with Theresa or Rosemarie. If you call the office, you receive the voicemail, which proceeds to tell you that their 'mailbox is full, and they are not accepting messages.' After reading Google reviews, it seems as if this is the new normal for this office. I do not know how anyone can run a competent office this way.

I had my Lipo 360 and tummy tuck surgery on 2/12/26, and from the moment I met Dr. Wisser, I knew I…read morewas in excellent hands. He truly took the time to listen to my concerns, goals, and vision for my transformation. His approach is compassionate, empathetic, and welcoming -- more like visiting family than going to a doctor's office. His assistant, Carmen, is absolutely wonderful. She is caring, attentive, and always willing to go above and beyond to answer questions and provide reassurance throughout the entire process. My surgery ended up taking a bit longer than expected -- nearly 10 hours -- but everything went beautifully. Dr. Wisser is an incredibly skilled surgeon who performed my procedure with professionalism, precision, and artistry. His staff was warm, supportive, and even brought some much-needed humor during what could have been a very stressful and anxiety-filled experience before and after surgery. What truly sets Dr. Wisser apart is his bedside manner. He has a way of making you feel completely comfortable and confident in yourself, no matter what stage of your journey you are in. He is funny, quick-witted, informative, and genuinely caring. You never feel rushed or judged -- only supported. I could not be happier with my results. As someone who hasn't seen a flat, tight tummy in over 20 years, I can honestly say I finally feel bikini ready! Dr. Wisser was also incredibly responsive after surgery, patiently answering countless calls, texts, and questions with kindness and care. Dr. Wisser is truly a diamond among surgeons. His professionalism, expertise, rapport with patients, and exceptional bedside manner are unmatched. He has built a practice centered on trust, compassion, and outstanding care. I highly recommend Dr. Wisser to anyone considering plastic surgery. He is truly the best of the best!

I would have no hesitation recommending Dr. Wisser to my friends and family for any surgical or…read moredermatologic services they may require. I have had an excellent experience with him and the staff at the Princeton Rejuvenation Institute over the last 8 months. I travel from the Washington, DC area to have extensive laser treatments for chronic folliculitis and in-grown hairs, and I am experiencing great results! He works tirelessly to ensure his patients are comfortable and happy during and following treatment. His staff is excellent (especially his wonderful nurse Lori!!) and their prices are very reasonable for the high-quality services they provide.

A few years ago, I had Mohs surgery on my nose at Schweiger Dermatology for basal cell carcinoma…read more Before the procedure, I was told I might have a scar--but what I ended up with felt more like a disfigurement (see photos. The crater on my nose is from the surgery). Right after the surgery, I was handed a plastic surgeon's business card and told I'd need reconstruction. Recently, I was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma again. This time, I chose a facility in New York that has both a Mohs surgeon and a plastic surgeon on-site, hoping for a better outcome. I asked Schweiger to forward my biopsy results to the new facility a week ago. I've left multiple voicemails and emails--but haven't heard back. This is cancer, and time matters. The lack of response is upsetting and unacceptable. I wonder if they've lost my records or won't send them because I've chosen a different provider. As you may imagine, I can't recommend Schweiger Dermatology based on my experience.

Avoid Schweiger Dermatology - Poor Billing Practices and Cold Service…read more I went to Schweiger twice. The first time, they resolved my scalp hair loss issue--effective treatment. The second time, I had skin tags removed. The procedure was quick and healed well, though it left a small scar. I can live with that. But the experience beyond treatment was frustrating: The doctor was clinical and brief. No real discussion, no clear explanation of what he planned to do. Just in and out. Billing was a nightmare. I paid $175 upfront, then got billed $64 again for the same visit. After submitting proof and being told I'd get a refund, I was contacted again a month later--no record of my payment, no record of my submission. I had to threaten legal action just to get someone to take it seriously. They scheduled another procedure but refused to give a cost estimate until after surgery. That's unacceptable and feels like a setup for surprise billing. I've since switched clinics. The new place is transparent, professional, and respectful. Schweiger may get the job done medically, but the lack of communication and shady billing practices make it a hard no for me.

Feb first week, 2023:…read more Even after repeatedly mentioning before and during my appointment that I needed just ear cleaning, the office ( per Dr Kay's advice) performed all the tests they had and charged me for that.  Listening and being sensitive to what the patient is asking for and explain why the tests are being performed was not done.

Took a shot of making an appointment at this office (Part of Penn Medicine) to consult regarding my…read morefrustrating ENT issues (Eustachian tube, tinnitus, pain, vertigo etc.) As soon as I walked in a man in a white coat approached (later found out it was Dr. Kay). In a few seconds he was on the subject of hearing aids. "Have you ever gone skiing and demo'd the skis?" He said. "No, I replied, but I've demo'd tennis racquets". Looking at me like I was a ripe candidate for a sale, "Well, you can demo hearing aids here...let's get you into meet our Audiologist." Before I knew it, much to my surprise, I was suddenly a hearing aid candidate which was not what I was there for. Yes, I do have some age related hearing loss, so I figured I'd go along with it. I tried a couple of different brands and found it all tedious and uncomfortable. My reaction to wearing hearing aids was met with "Your reaction is not something we usually find with our patients". I won't bore you with what happened over the next couple of weeks, suffice it to say...my eventual purchase of hearing aids from Costco was more thorough, more technically sophisticated, more sensitive...not to mention a more realistic expense than my experience at Dr. Scott L. Kay. I bear no bad feelings to Dr. Kay (although his behavior seemed odd - at one point during my check out he and an older woman were seated behind a screen, either observing or "hiding", it was weird.) I sorta felt like a fly caught in a spider web. What's more there was no mention of the issues I came in with. My major complaint, one that seems to being growing steadily since I move to Monroe a few years ago. An area mostly populated by senior citizens. An overriding sense that senior health care is "get 'em in and get 'em out, collect those fees" attitude that is disturbing. Multiple offices, double booking to the point where elderly patients waiting 30, 40 minutes in examining rooms waiting for their 10 minutes of attention. Regarding Dr. Kay, something is up over there and I would not recommend him. In any case, so much for my omnipresent ENT issues. The search continues.

Shocked and saddened after feeling like my condition was taken advantage of and I suffered injury…read more After reading some other reviews I would like to share: 1. If you have an emergency and someone threatens to bill you in full if you do not come in, do not come in for even 15 minutes of service. I was advised that even if I only received about 15 minutes, she can now bill as services rendered which now triggers another investigation. 2. Someone who cares about your health should do some physical exam before working on you. 3. Read receipts are really open receipts. If you scroll through your phone or email, do not let anyone try to use that against you as I saw in another review. Emergencies can happen to anyone and had I seen how others were treated, I would not have booked. I also plan to take action for the injuries I sustained which I think were preventable.

I came to Jessica to get post op manual lymphatic drainage massages. My personal experience is that…read morethese massages were worth every penny. My swelling was down from the first visit. She is very educated in her craft and clearly knows what she is doing. My surgeon was very impressed as well.

I highly recommend this spa and laser center. Having a doctor perform the laser hair removal…read moreprovides a sense of relief, and Dr. Chandra is careful, thorough, kind, and professional. The center has a nice parking lot and is located on the first floor closest to the side facing Stelton Road. The waiting room is usually empty or has one other person waiting for another staff member -- there are no long waits like at other doctor's offices. They really mean it when they say they reserve your appointment time just for you. I never have problems getting appointments either. If you're nervous or shy about your condition, you will find the peacefulness of the spa and professionalism of the staff very comforting. Before your first procedure, Dr. Chandra will spend time going over what needs to be done and answering questions. The hair removal does hurt, but it's over before you know it. How your body reacts to the procedure is different for everyone, but I usually had some swelling. (I have brown skin and black hair.) ***So a tip: run errands before the day of your appointment. That way you wont run out of food or other home supplies while you take a few days to heal. The first procedure reduced my hair growth probably 75%, so I had the most swelling after that first session (the swelling lasted 7 to 10 days). On subsequent appointments (every four weeks), my swelling usually lasted only a few days since there was less hair getting zapped. By my fourth session, I would say 90% of the hair was gone. My skin is smooth and the color now looks even. I am so happy with the results so far, and I have a few more sessions to go.

They deleted my Google review... so here it is again:…read more I had a very negative experience at this laser hair removal med spa and ultimately decided to stop going. During one of my sessions, I was severely burned in a specific area, which was very painful. The injury made me lose trust in the amount of safety I had during treatments. I am unsure still why it occurred because I was told that the puss open wound, was due to a hair that was ingrown and became infected... which I quickly learned was not what was going on. In addition, I felt uncomfortable with the staffing of technicians situation. While many other females worked there, there was only one laser technician available, and he was male. He performs Brazilian laser hair removal on female clients, but when I checked the website after a few treatments and curiosity, did not offer the same service to male clients, which in hindsight sight felt unprofessional and inappropriate to me being that if a female wants a Brazilian, she has no choice but to have a male technician. An hour before my appointments, I applied numbing cream on my bikini line and my entire Brazilian area with plastic wrap over the areas. At the beginning of my appointment, he wiped my numbing cream off from my Brazilian area very invasively without even asking if I was okay with that or giving me the option if I could wipe it myself before the lasering. The reason could be so he removes all of the product off completely before lasering, but with ONLY a male tech available and as a female patient who is basically blindfolded being touched in that vulnerable way, I should have 100% been given more options for my comfort. I was asked to remove my bra while wearing a medical gown that opens in the front. The laser treatment was only for my underarms, and the area was fully accessible through the sides/sleeves of the gown. There was no medical reason for me to remove my bra. As a result, my chest was exposed, which made me feel very uncomfortable and vulnerable. This situation felt completely unnecessary, and it could have been easily avoided. Between the physical injury and the discomfort surrounding the treatment environment, I chose not to return again. I would strongly encourage others considering this spa to think about your comfortability levels when getting vulnerable areas lasered by a male technician, to ask detailed questions about safety protocols, and how client comfort is prioritized before making an appointment.