Nothing ! She was rude to my friend and I and very sharp with her answers. She didn't listen to…read morethe patient and came off as very uncaring. I have never seen such a rude Doctor.

Dr. Warmuth burned my face horribly from a pixel laser at her "clinic" and left me with…read morehyperpigmentation that I am still dealing with almost 2 years later. Told me I had an "allergic reaction." Never did a patch test or anything. She wanted me to put vaseline and retinol on a fresh burn. I am reporting her to the board of dermatology. She cause me 2 years of pain and anguish. I feel permantely scarred and disfigured. Do not go to her for ANYTHING.

Dr. Durham is a wonderful dermatologist. He is very paitent and friendly, and will explain…read moreeverything to you. He's got a great sense of humor, too. I travel over an hour just to continue to see him.

Much better than dermatologists that I've been to previously. Friendly, explains everything, and…read morewas helpful at working out insurance difficulties. I did not have to wait long, and when I was in the office did not feel rushed.

I had a cysy that I thought was removed from a prevous dermatologist well that dr. was at a local…read morehospital and no follow up for stitches. I had to there because the type of insurance I had at the time Schweiger didn't accept. Well fast forwarwd to about 2 years ago. I finally got the right insurance and went to Schweiger and they examed my cycst in the office and reffered me to there surgical center I went to the surgical center had it removed and they wanted a followup to see how it healed. In 2025 I had to go back to Schweiger for the same problem this time they gave me an injection and soom medication to get my inflamed cycst calmed down and a follow up to the swedesboro office a month latter. Well they ment back to the surgical center to have it removed and 2 days after I got home they called me to see how I was healing and I had a follow up a month latter at the surgical center.

I went to Ingrid Warmuth in July 2020 to get some antibiotic for a resurgence of itchy athletes'…read morefoot that had popped up between my toes. Her office was Warmuth Institute of Dermatology (Elmer/Sweedesboro), so it appears she's since joined Schweiger Derm. (Perhaps her own practice had failed . . . ?) Warmuth had lots of impressive-looking diplomas and certifs on her walls, but she couldn't seem to diagnose a simple fungal rash to save her life! I thought I'd misheard her when she looked at my smattering of little red bumps and declared she'd need to biopsy it "to know what it was" and therefore provide treatment. LOL! You're kidding me, right? Here's a supposed super-learned skin professional and the first thing she wants to do is saddle me with the additional expense of performing an unnecessary biopsy! Only one of two types of rashes it could be, after all, fungal or allergic--and it certainly wasn't poison ivy. And because I'd had the AF in that same area of my foot before, it was the first thing I'd told her before her quick peek at it. "No," I said. "You're not going to biopsy anything, Doc. Please write me a script for some antibiotic to kill that creeping AT fungus, and I'll be on my way." I'm age 50+ and 5' 4" and 120 pounds. Yet Warmuth was apparently so alarmed that I'd had the temerity to question her procedure (aka: biopsy scam), that she immediately called an assistant into the room just to have someone else present--for protection, I guess--as she wrote the script. I guess I was so stunned that a dermatologist couldn't identify an extremely common rash by sight and was furthermore insisting on doing a biopsy rather than to simply prescribe some cream that maybe some disgust was evident in my voice when I declined to enrich her further? So I took my script and beat it out of there (never to return). After four days of using the antibiotic, the rash completely disappeared. Voila!

I cannot understand the negative reviews. My experience has been nothing short of wonderful! On my…read morefirst visit in 2016, they diagnosed a Melanoma, as confirmed by the Pathologist, which was quickly removed. Just recently, they diagnosed a Squamous Cell cancer which will be removed soon. The staff, CMA's to physicians, are all very professional and highly skilled. Because of my history and years of sun exposure, I am there every 6 months. I am thankful for the staff and their careful oversight of my ever changing skin. I am local BTW. Not sure why I am coming up as San Francisco, CA??

The Dermatology Center of Washington Township is wonderful! My doctor, Dr. Marc Schlessel, is…read moreamazing. He takes excellent care of me and explains everything so well. Dr. Schlessel is so knowledgeable, kind, and easy to talk to. He saw me in a timely manner and my visits are always smooth.

I would like to express my gratitude to all medical staff and all front desk staff for their help…read more They are highly professional, knowledgeable and patient. I was really lucky to find this office and I would highly recommend it.

Have been going to Ringpfeil for the past couple of years.....excellent.....wouldn't even think of…read moregoing anywhere else......and Dr. Samara Pollock.....simply the best.

Came in for a preliminary scan. Dr Cusack was friendly and thorough. I felt comfortable and taken…read morecare of. The staff was friendly despite enduring a power outage and having to run everything through tablets and cell phones. I was in and out within an hour or less from check-in to paying my co-pay and leaving. Everyone was polite and courteous.

I came here for years, the doctor who is retired now, diagnosed my son, she was great, Dr. Whipple,…read moreafter she left, the office was horrible. I was told that if I was late 15 minutes for whatever reason, even if i called and there was traffic, I had to reschedule. Mind you, we waited over an hour until seeing a doctor many times, very unprofessional and frustrating practice. Took forever for an appointment in the future. The front desk can be very unorganized and with a very old system. They like to remove moles that do not need to be removed and truly scarred my child. I would not recommend coming here.

I will admit at first glance, the building is very off putting. Very high grass all around it, a…read morehuge wasps nest on the side and the building needs a power wash BAD lol but that's where the negatives stop. When it comes to actual care, Nicole Clark is amazing!! Not only is she one of the sweetest doctors I've ever encountered, she's extremely knowledgeable!

None of the people pictured, are available. Nichole as the dermatologist is good. The staff, and…read moretechs are subpar. I've been a patient at Mullica Hill for a few years. I scheduled my appointment over the phone, gave my insurance information. When arriving was told, we don't take your insurance. Their computer system is screwed up! And that's when it went downhill. Receptionist dismissed me and told me "too bad". She handed me all my info back, dismissing me. I said I'll self-pay. They treated me like some pariah. "He's self pay", I heard that so many times. When the tech came out, reception called her over, loudly, he's self Pay. In the exam room, "he's self pay, we don't recognize issues, with self pay. Repeat, multiple times, he's self pay. $359.00later I walked out feeling vandalized! $155.00 for for showing up! They had my insurance info, but it's wrong in their system! All for a skin check for screening, and a growth on my nose, near my eye. $204.00 for the pathology report, which I have to go back, at $125.00 to get the results! Never again! Certified Dermatology, after years, you've lost my trust, confidence, and business.