Glaucoma Treatment Egypt

I came to Dr Hossan’s clinic with my cousin to get cubic zirconia crowns. I was absolutely terrified but the staff at this clinic were truly amazing! Everything was explained to me, in a language that I could understand and follow. If there were any questions that the dentist couldn’t answer then Nicola would make sure she found out the answers. She went above and beyond to make sure everything was as comfortable and stress free as possible for us, she spent over 6 months providing me with all the information so that I could make an informed choice During treatment, if I had said I was in pain then a driver would take you to the hospital to get a painkiller injection. All of the staff were wonderful, Irina is one of the loveliest women I have ever met. If you are thinking about going to Egypt for any surgery then you have definitely got to go to - International united surgeons! Would definitely recommend these guys to anyone!

From the first message on WhatClinic to them, this was wonderful. Within 24 hours, I got a reply in good written English by sms, and after via WhatsApp. 1 week earlier, I had a bad experience with a doctor found on Google Maps, so I was a bit afraid. But they took care of me, Questions were quickly answered, and an (affordable) appointment was made with the surgeon who would help me. The surgeon discussed what would be best for me, but I wanted to do something else. He advises against this, but when I showed the picture I wanted, he told me: "ok, no problem, for me it doesn't matter, but there is a little bit more chance of complications". Thank you for this! Because I really got the feeling that he wants the best for me, but also listens to my needs. After the first meeting, they stayed in contact with me via WhatsApp to discuss payment, the date, and to answer all questions I still had. When I told them I wanted to do the surgery, everything went very quickly :) Because I told them I can come any day and any time, they planned for me already after 2 days, told me what to do, and what not to do. Made an appointment at the hospital to discuss everything. And even when I asked if they could help me with getting the medicine, they did! This was so much more relaxed for me. On the day of the surgery (today), I was a bit stressed, but they all told me to relax, no worries, and really did their best to make me feel good! Then I got my own room where my family could stay. They even got breakfast…. Now this is what you call service! The surgery was done in a very, very clean and professional space! I felt safe there and in the hands of skilled people! And when I woke up, I was back in my room with my family, and got coffee and a very good meal! After a few hours, I felt really good and discussed everything with the surgeon and nurses, and they even brought me back home by car :) This I didn’t expect. They do even more than they promise :) Thank you all for this great experience! I recommend them! Just send them a message, you won’t regret it! update after 8 hours: I saw something weird that i didn't see online in pictures after the same surgery, so i asked the reception if they could ask my doctor why it isn't like the pictures online, so i can put my mind to ease, but they wanted me to wait 10 days. Which I understand, but if it doesn't heal pretty, i would have to wait again for recovery. I just hoped they could tell me why it doesn't look like other pictures, just after surgery, that would make my experience even better! Update after 35 hours: It looks like the surgeon forgot to remove 2 small parts of my frenulum, but I cannot verify this yet, as they asked me to wait 10 days... Update after 1 week: During my check-up appointment, the Doctor removed the last part of my frenulum with local anaesthesia (such) and now everything is fine! Thank you so much. All the tools for this small operation were already in his office, so they were planning on fixing this for me. I didn't know this beforehand, but I'm happy for this, because otherwise I would have been scared for a few days, due to the local anaesthesia. This looks way better! thanks.