Bruce Gingold, MD

I should say I read a review that mentioned that Dr. Gingold had a cold hand, which must have been a review for comedic relief because frankly, he has to wear gloves during his
if it’s cold, that could be the source, also a cold microscope probe could be another source for your sensitive area’s lack of warmth, certainly not in the bedside manner of Dr. Gingold. I have been treated and examined by Dr. Gingold for over 10 years and I can say he is the best at what he does, with a very congenial bedside manner. He did my hemorrhoidectomy surgery about 7 years back and did a great job. I have always done my follow-​ups with him. I just recently flew back to New York from my new home in Houston just to have an exam from him because he is very knowledgeable in the field, concerning preventive measures as far as potentially cancerous polyps are concerned. Read his newspaper article and his views concerning early attack of polyps. I highly recommend Dr. Gingold, but his schedule has been reduced lately to about 3 days during the week and surgeries are only on Fridays. So your chances of getting in to see this specialist is very tight. I also highly recommend Dr. Gottesman in that office also, I have seen him in the past and he has more availability. Hope this helps everyone in your search for well trained knowledgeable health professionals in treating and prevention measures when it comes to your healthcare.
Thank you. and be well

Dr. Bruce S. Gingold treats his patients with a cold hand and worse than any veterinarian. I visited Dr. Gingold a couple of times, you would think that being a doctor that treats such sensitive areas,