Dr. Caryn Irene Schulz, MD

I've been going to Dr. Schultz for 32 years. Shes has treated me, my husband and 4 children over the years. She is fast, functional and above all accurate with diagnosis & treatment. I'll admit there a no frills, and over the years, illness has taken its toll on her. She still performs her job with skill & accuracy. I'm an RN. I don't know of a more intelligent dermatologist. She is simply the best.

Very odd office

Fabulous. Dr. Caryn Schulz is the only dermatologist that has ever helped me. My acne is now under control, and I feel great.

my mom recently went there she spent 5 minutes with her pulled out a strand of hair told her she had alopecia and sent the nurse in to give her a shot of steroid and a Rx for a year to help with her hair loss. She never asksed her if she was taking meds, on anything now, or allergic to anything just told her if she wanted to not lose her hair she has to do this... very strange indeed...

very weird experience- I went in for a full body check for skin cancer they didn't even have me put on a gown, she walked in and said take your shirt off, while she was sitting next to me, then told me to get on the table and headed at my nose with a needle!!! she is so odd she didn't even tell me anything!!! so I jumped up and said " whoa'! you have to tell me what your doing first??? she say's ok I guess you don't want to do this and I she " rudely walked right out of the room"!!! I have never met any Dr. (or human being) with such a terrible and rude bedside manner such as this woman who should hang up the towel!

I agree with the other reviews on the office experience. One more to add was when the doctor was out I was sent to the hospital for a blood draw, without any comments about the change in price, and was charged 300% more than the agreed to price. When I complained to the office, their answer was "they don't know how much the hospital costs", and it was not their responsibility. Never again.

I agree with the previous reviewers, I wish I read those reviews before I walked into her office, what a waste of time and money! The Doctor has bizarre outfit, and wearing too many diamonds. She looked like 70 years old and the way she talked as if she was drunk. She started to walking out of the exam room before the conversation was even finished. That hurt my feelings... I had to stop her in order to ask more questions. And what worse is that, I got home and discovered that I had forgotten to ask some of the questions I meant to ask, well, it doesn't matter if I did or not. Because she didn't really give any good advise.During the examination. She was very rude, picked up a phone call while I am half naked standing right next to her. Very humilating. That was the first and last time I see her!

Dr. Caryn Schulz MD just seemed so out of it the first time I saw her. She wore a very bizarre outfit the first time I saw her. It seemed like she was intoxicated. Not sure if I trust her.

I took my teenage daughter to see Dr. Schulz for her mild acne. I agree with the previous reviewer, Ann. The waiting room was odd, the exam rooms were odd, the staff was pleasant but all were older and dressed entirely in white, which seemed strange. Dr. Schulz came in dressed in what could only be described as a bizarre outfit. She took little time with us, wrote out a few prescriptions and that was that. Maybe she is ill, I don't know, but she was very shaky and thin and I would have guessed her to be much older than she actually is. My daughter begged me not to take her back there.

I have been seeing Dr. Caryn Schulz for over 4 years. She has renewed my faith in the medical professon. I find her brilliant and caring.

I sat in the parking lot and cried after my first appointment with her. I received two needles in my back that weren't approved by me and her shakey hands removed a mole off my back (scary). The scary looking waiting room and exam room should have tipped me off. Best way to explain it - I felt like I was moreso at a VET than a specialist. I was the animal. No one ONCE asked me how I was. I had to stop the doctor from leaving so I could finish asking questions. She never explained care or anything. I'm completely traumatized.