Dr Ellen Turner

Highly recommend this place Dr. Turner and Nurse Jazmin made my skin look beautiful after struggling with acne! All staff is really nice.

Dr Turner is always so kind and thorough. Her staff is very good and communicative. Their automated system also works great with the reminders and pre check in.

This is the Best Dermatologist office and Staff ! So so knowledgeable and friendly ! Annette , Iris and Dr Turner are so great to work with ! Customer Service is the Best here ! Thanks for all you ladies do !

I have came to Doctor Ellen Turners office for my acne. She treated it amazingly the first time with a quick and easy regimen. My skin cleared up and I was so happy with the results. Additionally the entire staff is so welcoming and great at explaining any questions you may have.

Dr. Ellen Turner and her staff provided outstanding service. Clarify all my questions. Gave me advice on how to avoid any skin damage and how to protect my whole family. I highly recommend this practice if you are looking for a wonderful dermatologist. Her nurse Jazmin made feel comfortable and provided caring care. The from desk staff was welcoming and friendly.

I chose Dr. Ellen Turner in part because she markets her practice as offering functional medicine and hormone evaluation, and this was explicitly reiterated to me at the time of scheduling a new-patient appointment. Upon arrival, I was told, by the nurse who began my appointment, that these services are no longer offered. This information and the whole nurse interaction was delivered in a rude, dismissive tone towards me. When I questioned the discrepancy between what was advertised and what was actually provided, the staff response made it clear this practice is struggling with medical burnout and workload issues. This discrepancy constitutes misleading advertising and induced me to schedule a visit under false assumptions. I informed the nurse and front desk that I was not going to waste my time or a copay under those circumstances, thanked them, and walked out. More broadly, what is concerning is a clear pattern in how patient distress and criticism are handled. In public responses to negative reviews, the practice repeatedly invokes HIPAA, policy, credentials, and the “inappropriateness” of public feedback—not to acknowledge harm, but to deflect it and subtly shift blame onto patients. While HIPAA limits specifics for the practice of medicine, it does not prevent basic empathy or accountability from providers. The choice not to offer either reinforces an unequal power dynamic where patients are framed as confused or inappropriate for speaking up. A practice that markets itself as compassionate, functional, and whole-person oriented should not respond to patient concerns by hiding behind policy or authority. I strongly encourage prospective patients—especially those seeking functional or holistic care—to read the lowest reviews carefully and pay attention not just to what patients say, but how those concerns are responded to by Dr. Ellen Turner.