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Schweiger Dermatology Group – Brooklyn Heights

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718-408-4906

New York City, 32 Court Street, Suite 302 Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Schweiger Dermatology Group provides medical and cosmetic dermatology services to patients of all ages at our Brooklyn Heights location.

Schweiger Dermatology Group – Brooklyn Heights is located at 32 Court Street at the corner of Remsen Street. Our office is in Suite 302 and our building is across the street from Brooklyn Borough Hall and Equinox Brooklyn Heights.

About Schweiger Dermatology Group

Schweiger Dermatology Group was founded to help make excellent dermatology care accessible throughout the Northeast. In 2010, Dr. Eric Schweiger started the practice with a single location in Midtown Manhattan. When he saw the need for high-quality dermatology care that did not require weeks or months of waiting to see a qualified provider, his vision of a multi-location practice was born.

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Annual Skin Examinations

Acne Treatments Botox

Skin of Color Dermatology

Pediatric Dermatology

Skin Cancer Treatments

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15.11.2023 20:18

PA Stratton, the assistants, and front desk staff are more than amazing. They are professional, friendly, efficient, and go above and beyond to help me as a patient. I highly recommend them!

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15.11.2023 20:18

Best visit to a dermatologist I’ve ever had. Bedside manner was great, very clean office, as well as friendly and professional staff. Highly recommend

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3.0

15.11.2023 20:17

I saw Dr. Michael Tee, and he was just horrible. I have a skin condition which is causing me significant pain, and he was completely dismissive. He opened by saying "I see it's getting better" despite the fact that he had never seen me before; gave very cursory responses to my questions; when I asked him to tell me about a drug he was considering prescribing he told me to "look it up on the internet"; and when I asked him to walk me through the care routine he was recommending he told me "my assistant will print out the instructions for you". He spent between 3 and 4 minutes with me in the room in total and then got up to leave; I asked him if he could give me more time because I had more questions, and he said "No, I have another patient." It was really disgraceful.