Todd Perkins MD

Although Dr. Perkins very nice, his front office staff starting with the elderly black woman at the first window and the exit receptionist with the red upswept braided hair was just terribly rude, nasty with chips on both their shoulders. Dr. Perkins is not knowledgeable regarding Lyme disease and Morgellons. I showed him pictures and dismissed me telling me that basically the brain can do funny things. He did offer to run blood tests to see if I had internal parasites and told me he wanted to help me with the help of a neuropharmacist i.e., a psychiatrist. What got me upset was that I have some terrible skin pictures and he was dismissive. I do not recommend Dr. Perkins for serious skin disorders as he has no knowledge and is closed-minded.

My condition is innocuous but not curable. He treated it as well as a doctor can, through regular injections. He was honest and not patronizing, which I appreciated. While he was evidently busy, he did not make me feel rushed. He seemed to listen to my concerns and reassured me when appropriate. A great doc.

He was great, personable and knowledgeable. He's fine.

He carefully analyzed the lump and explained what it was. I've had no more issue with it.I've been to see him a number of times. He always pays close attention to what I have to say and responds with answers or the treatment that is needed. I've been very satisfied.
Scheduling an appointment is very easy--even on weekends--using ZOCDoc.com.

He is great and proposed a different method than other doctors had suggested.  He seemed very knowlegeable and was very friendly.

He is great. He took tons of time to try and diagnose me. It was not as easy as it seemed and he was never impatient or stopped trying. He worked with me diligently to find the source of my problem. He never hesitated to try another test and was very helpful when my insurance didnt want to do a test he wanted. He has been great. I HIGHLY recommend him to anyone that needs a demeratologist!