Chepstow Cosmetic centre is a great place to go if you like to keep your looks and need or want…read morecertain treatments to keep you looking your best .....Ive been there myself a few times over the last 9 months and seen Dr Kindy he`s a lovely gentleman who is friendly and chatty who does a range of beauty treatments including botox ....which ive had shhhhhhh lol Dr Kindy is very good and takes great care when injecting the botox and i hardly felt anything . Now ive found the cosmetic clinic i wont be going anywhere else definately my favourite Cinic with a pleasant room which is spotlessly clean and relaxing to be in and friendly staff. Highly recommended

Dr Kindy is a very approachable and helpful chap who I have spoken to about weight/diet concerns,…read moreas well as had Botox administered by. I thoroughly recommend his calm, honest and professional approach and think that he offers a good range of solutions for the modern woman! Thanks!

To start, they've gone AI so the telephone is mind blowingly bad. Especially the Welsh. They do…read morehave a token Welsh speaker but he refuses to use the language. Receptionist, absolutely fantastic if you get one of the 3 good ones, if you happen to not get one of the good ones, good luck. Doctors, the doctors are amazing if you get one of the 2 good ones (usually a locum), if you don't get one of the good ones, then good luck. If your a woman, then don't see the female doctors, as they will tell you that being a woman you should learn to sucks up pain, you deserve to be in pain, you should stop moaning, stop wasting time, women deserve pain, get a grip, lose weight... If you see a male doctor, then you'll probably be dismissed as hysterical or a time waster or my favourite, nope I don't believe you so I'm going to ignore everything you've told me. I don't think that last one is just the male doctors in ashgrove, cos I've experienced it in the hospital also. You will find it near impossible to see the same doctor twice! Nurses, pretty good, they seem to have got the nurses right! Hence the 2 stars (: I been in ashgrove since i was about 9 when we moved to pontypridd, I tried leaving to go to another surgery but got totally overwhelmed by the paperwork needed to transfer, cos with modern technology you'd think it'd be a bit simpler than half a tree worth of paper and the old fashioned way of filling in a form for another person to put it on the system, and when you need it done for 4 people, then overwhelmed. I would not recommend ashgrove to anyone new to the area

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They are fast and depending on your GP, really good.read more

I have recently registered with this dr surgery and have been very happy with the treatment that I…read morehave received so far. There is a small car park at the rear of the surgery and also a huge car park around the back of the good news centre which is opposite to the surgery. The staff are very friendly and go out of their way to support you through issues. they have a very usefull out of hours automated phone service so you can book and cancel appointments at awkward times of the day. They have a small play area for children to play in while waiting for appointments and also their own pharmacy

Margaret street surgery is a well established surgery with a friendly feel to it. The surgery has a…read morecar park but it fills up very quickly. The surgery itself is always clean and well presented. The receptionists are always helpful and the doctors (for the most part) are excellent and will take the time to listen carefully to your complaints. It can take time to get an appointment here and also getting through on the phone lines when making emergency appointments can be difficult but overall I have no complaints on their service.

If there was a zero I would give this practice a zero rating. Its not one I use personaly nor…read morewould I choose to if I lived in the area however but both my elderly parents sadly were users and both were badly let down in a number of ways. On a general level car parking is not good; trying to get through on the phones is hard work, getting a timely appt does not happen. On specifics they will not do home visits, my mother has been ill for some years now and has no transport of her own yet she has been expected to make her own way to the practice rather than a doctor coming out to her. On all occasions during this time every request for a doctor to visit her has been declined the last occasion she made her own way (walked) to be sen by a nurse practitioner who told her to go home and take some tablets. That night she used her lifeline to get an ambulance who rushed her to hospital where they diagnosed double pneumonia. Following her discharge no attempt was made by her practice to check on her well being despite them being sent the notes from the hospital which would have detailed the issues she had. Sadly a few weeks later she again called an ambulance and was taken to hospital where they found that the double demoniac had returned. Had her GP/practice taken any interest in her after the first discharge they might have been able to prevent the re-occurrence, needles to say again after the second discharge no contact was made. Having moved from the area the difference in the support provided by her new practice is immense, despite having only joined the new practice a week or so previously when they were called re her condition they came out the same day and did a further visit the following day and arranged for a physio to visit her to help with her condition which they did within two days and are continuing to support her. Needles to say nothing like this was provided by her previous practice One could question the work ethics of this surgery but this should be left to the professionals who I assume carry out reviews periodically to ensure that NHS money is being well spent and that they are delivering a good service. As a user albeit by proxy I would strongly suggest that they do need to be looked at

This small practice is run by Dr Benedict. He does all the usual run of the mill GP things. Prhaps…read moreof most interest though is that he has an interest in using Homoeopathy as a complimentary form of medicine to treat certain categories of illnesses. The available options will be put to you, during consultations. He also runs a number of special clinics at Pentyrch Surgery. Family Planning is available during normal Surgery hours. Please speak to your G.P in confidence about your requirements. The doctor can also perform minor Surgery from his fully equipped treatment room. Examples include the removal of skin lumps, moles, skin tags, cysts, avulsion of nail, aspiration, cryosurgery to warts and other skin lesions.

The doctors here go by the names of Bowen, Rees, Lane, Scolding and Davies. The area covered by the…read morepractice includes Roath, Penylan, Llanedeyrn, Lisvane, Llanishen, Cathays, Pentwyn, Birchgrove, Heath and Cyncoed. You can make an appointment to see a doctor. Or a nurse. To make an appointment telephone 029 2048 8299 during opening hours, or call in personally at reception. They offer a range of services over and above General Medical Services, including Maternity Medical Services (Antenatal, Post Natal), Child Health Surveillance (which sounds a lot more sinister than it actually is), Baby and Childhood Immunisation Clinics and more. The building has access, through the car park at the rear, for disabled patients.

It is for the use of little; local companies like this one as to why we need the help of websites…read morelike yelp to tell us all about a place, locally from a personal perspective. I say this because I have found it hard myself when I've been trying look up certain companies information and details about the place and to have a good photograph on hand to know what the company looks like. So it is great to have people like us going out and about experiencing places like this surgery. Or by simply taking a trip down memory lane; by writing about where we have been in the past. This surgery is a small place where it has a reception desk and a waiting room for you to wait and here your name be called for a doctor's appointment. Swine Flu Vaccinations are taken place here at this surgery now. This is particularly for those people who are 65 years of age or older and women who are pregnant. You need to go to the surgery to make an urgent appointment. The building has access for disabled patients, but be aware that this is located through their car park at the rear. All records for every individual are kept confidential and this company is a part of the NHS. I recommend this place to all locals to use as the staff are very caring and kind.

All Kings Road surgeries are booked by an appointment-only system. The earlier half of the morning…read more surgery has routine appointments bookable in advance, the latter half of the morning surgery has appointments bookable on the day. The earlier half of the afternoon surgery are bookable on the day. The latter half of the afternoon surgery has routine appointments bookable in advance. Patients will need to contact the surgery early in the morning for a "book on the day" appointment. This can be done over the telephone or in person at reception (the phone lines are open at 8.30am). If you are too ill to get to the surgery and you require a visit at home you can call the surgery before 10.30am and see if a doctor is available. BONUS: Acupuncture appointments are available with Dr Glascoe during routine surgeries for acupuncture treatment, for registered and non-registered patients.

Now retired, thank goodness. A very curt and abrupt little man who could never get you out of his…read moreoffice quick enough.