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A very professional operation. The clinic is immaculate, and the staff are well-trained, polite, and welcoming. I would happily recommend them to anyone. I had a full eye inspection of both eyes, and I am having replacement lenses fitted due to cataracts. Everything has been explained fully, and I have no hesitation in undergoing treatment with them.
I had an initial consultation - at no charge! I was very impressed with the approach of the consultant. At no time did I feel under pressure to go for surgery straight away, as was the case with another clinic I had visited. First detailed consultation to determine the best way forward and to discuss what options are open to me in a couple of weeks time. An excellent start!
I have just had two cataract operations with Gloria and I am very satisfied with the result. As explained by her before the operation my eyesight for distance would improve and indeed it is 100% now. I still do need reading glasses but she told me that as well before. She is very meticulous and has explained the whole procedure very well. Her clinic in Marbella is easy to reach and her assistant Isabella is very helpful. The operation itself was done in Quiron Marbella and I have no complaints about that. All in all a good experience and a good result. Thank you, Gloria.
I found the whole experience of having my cataract removed was well worth money. The clinic even located at the nearest hotel for me. My first impression was one of the very professional people, Dr Castile speaks perfect English which was a great help.
My husband and I obtained details of VistaLaser from Google and read the various reviews online. We made an appointment and were very impressed with the professionalism of all the staff. After a thorough examination, we were quoted a price for the removal of a cataract and were told a new lens might be needed. The hospital had previously advised that there was another cataract in the other eye, however, the specialist said there was no need for its removal at this time and suggested an annual review. The operation was totally successful and Joyce will probably only need reading lenses for this eye. A final review will take place in February. The whole experience was carried out in a friendly manner by all the staff.
