Never Again! I am…read moregoing to write about the worst experience I have even had at the hands of a Doctor in a Hospital. The Whittington Hospital to be precise. His name is Dr. Joquau Kravvas from Thesalonica Greece, and he possesses the worst kind of Greek Male Mysogony that exists. I was greeted with "Why are you wearing two jumpers"? It is very cold possible the coldest day of the year I replied. He explained nothing about the treatment I had gathered from the nurse that he was about to remove some red skin that could possible develop into a cancerous growth, in the event it did not. Dr. Brarrack joked with the nurse that he would 'Have To Remove Half Of My Face' due to what he could see. I certainly hoped not. He drilled ferociously for half an hour. It was relentless. I hope I would;d not be scarred for life. The nurse said the scar would bleed for a week or so. It went on to bleed for over six weeks, I had to visit the A&E of UCHL during the Xmas break as it bled soo much throughout the dressing and I woke up to blood on my pillow for six weeks. This was embarrassing as I was staying with relatives for some of the holiday, Three months late the scar is still there. I wrote an honest review of my treatment and mentioned his name. He had it removed. But I doubt that Yelp will allow vanity struck doctors like him to remove an honest review. I like the nurses in the Dermatology dept. and I like the Italian coffee and soup stand that is parked in front of the Whittington, but I never want to set eyes on Joqau Barrack as long as I live. And I would not wish him to cut a biopsy into anyone\s cheek. Not even in Harley Street which he arrogantly brags about. He drilled by cheek with the ferocity of a farmer drilling a carcass,

This was a pleasant surprise! When I'm feeling poorly, I…read morewant to get in and out of hospital as fast as possible. This place might have a nice canteen and a well-stocked shop as other reviewers have mentioned...but the most important thing (for me) is to let poorly folks escape as soon as they can! Anyway...I had to come to Whittington for a chest x-ray and blood tests. I'd never been here before, but there were helpful staff at reception to point me in the right direction. X-ray time: - I had a note from my doctor, so I managed to register in less than 5 minutes. - They gave me a buzzer, so I could take a seat by their huge windows and look down to the shard and London skyline. - The buzzer went off in just a few minutes - Next I had to wait outside the x-ray rooms...this was less than 5 minutes as well... - The staff were friendly, but speedy (and I exited out of a different door after changing out of my robe...so the whole process was really streamlined.) Blood test time: - This time I just had to take a ticket (at 10:30am I was 10th in line.) - They had so many staff in each of the rooms, that even this was less than 15 minutes wait. - The staff here were friendly and chatty too (although they were also speedy stars) This meant I was out of hospital within an hour, even though I didn't have appointments in advance. Amazing. Other than that, they have friendly reception staff *gasps*, friendly and efficient nurses...and the whole place seems new and clean.

Very racist manager. Was refused treatment and appointment was rescheduled to a month later, very…read moreinconveniently on the first day of school. Now i will have to ask for my timetable, planner and all books from my teachers. The reason for this? The person who brought me here must be able to "understand English" in order for me to receive treatment. By the time i told the reception staff that someone else was coming, they said it was no use since my appointment would have already ended, even though there was still 10 minutes before it started. Was waiting for braces for 2 years and I still had to wait another month. Next appointment is tomorrow. I hope i will finally be able to get braces. Also, if anyone is actually reading this, i will be adding this review to other websites as well and the 2 reviews posted in 2011 were probably from the practice itself, considering the short timeframe, similar names and both of them having 4 stars.

I love coming here for check-ups, Dr Safeer Butt and I always have such a good catch up, it's…read morereally nice having a dentist who is really sound but will give you a good ticking off regarding oral health if you need one.

Azamay is a really wonderful place!!!! Have been using it over the years for many many treatments…read moreall of which have been first class. All of the girls are really professional and nice. There skin care products are fantastic, yes some of them are expensive but they are premium brands and also offer something for everybody. There own make up range is a real hidden treat. I couldnt recommend it enough.

Manager is rude. You will feel comfortable if you are rich and wear designer clothes. If not be…read moreprepared to be looked down at (she makes it pretty obvious). Facials are overpriced but they do give good results.

I cannot say enough good things about this place! I was visiting London from the US when I needed…read morean emergency filling. I was lost on what to do being from out of town but I luckily came across this spot and they fit me in same day. They took great care of me given my situation. The staff and Dentist were extremely pleasant to deal with and the filling was quick, painless, and healed same day. Absolutely top notch service and care, and I am beyond grateful for their service. If I'm in the UK again I would stop by for future dental work even though I'd have to pay out of pocket - they are that good.

I'm so disappointed. There was NO garden. The only reason I went was because of the garden, but…read moreeven though they advertised it, I saw no garden!? Well, it wasn't the ONLY reason I went. There was also my teeth. They are beautiful golden domes of utter cleanliness and magnificence. Yet the dentist said that I have decay? I don't believe this!!! UGH!!

I've been a patient of Wimbledon Dental Spa for many years now, I enjoy the small, family run…read moreatmosphere and the personal attention I receive from the staff. Anyway, I noticed that my teeth were becoming slightly crooked and asked Dr Soin for his advice and I was pleasantly surprised at the range of options I had. In the end I chose an invisible brace which I even had to point out to my wife at first as it was far less obvious than I thought it would be. It was important to me to get the choice right as I knew it would be in place for a few months and Dr Soin was really good at managing my expectations around what to eat and my oral hygiene during the treatment. I had regular maintenance and cleaning check ups all of which fitted around my working schedule well. The staff are really great at answering all of my questions and reassuring me when I get nervous. My teeth are now straight and I'm surprised how many people have noticed the difference. I'm very impressed and it's been worth it. I would recommend Wimbledon Dental Spa to anyone considering this type of work.

Great work and service…read more.. After I already made an appointment with an Orthodontist (friend of mine) get my braces "installed", I contacted the Wimblesdon Dental Spa after reading a few great reviews and made an appointment to clean and fix some of my teeth. After the initial assessment with Dr Soin, he advised me that there are more work to be done than I initially thought or estimated and that it will take some time to do. Unfortunately for Dr Soin, I was not planning on rescheduling my appointment in getting my braces, but he understood my urgency and made it clear to me that it is very important to get the work done before I get my braces. Dr Soin then worked around my deadline and did a great job in doing so. Its great to deal with a dentist that his/her patients needs in to consideration and not just another numbered patient. I can honestly say that The Wimbledon Dental Spa has been instrumental fixing my teeth in the short space of time I provided.

Well first let me say, I hope you never have to go here. Because if you have a reason to go here,…read morethen there's a good chance things aren't going too well for a child you care about right now. But on a better note - if that child is in Great Ormond Street, you can be very confident that everything is going to be okay. Because this place might just be one of the most magical places in the world. This is where miracles happen. This is where the greatest Doctors and Nurses in the world are. This is a hospital where kids are kept entertained by clowns and hospital radio, this is the place where children with the worst diseases get healed and where research is carried out to make sure even more get healed in the future. It's a depressing fact that children get ill. You'd think prior to creation that God could have at least made a minimum age for illnesses as 18 or something. Unfortunately, that's not the case, but rest assured this place is doing everything it can to rectify matters.

Don't believe the hype about Great Ormond Street hospital. I think the use of technology and…read moreresearch in the hospital means that they can provide services which can't be obtained anywhere else, but in my experience their nursing care is very variable and the cleaning and catering are just as variable as elsewhere in the UK. My son spent long periods of time in the hospital and we had some horrendous experiences here: his blood pressure wasn't checked after an operation for eight hours (until I demended it should be), he was nearly given a double dose of paracetamol (and would have been if I hadn't argued with a nurse), we spent hours listenin to other patient's TVs at top volume even late at night, and the ensuite bathrooms attached to some of the rooms he stayed in were little short of disgusting. I'd say don't expect the worst... but don't expect the best either.

Super slay - recommend for that has a dental emergency…read more All the staff are super friendly and helpful Clockkk it

super duper slay I recommend for all dental work !!!…read more Everyone is Really friendly and helpful

My elderly mother started to come into Watford General, a lot from the start of the covid…read morepandemic. She would come into the hospital with a small urine infection, otherwise okay in herself, and then weeks later, still there with delerium and it did not get bette,r till I got her back home. Care for her in this hospital ,was not always what I would have liked for my elderly loved one. I was her full-time carer and managing her syptoms well in her home. We tried to avoid the hospital ,because so many times , mum actually got worse in there. She would go in for one thing, urine infection, pace maker and weeks later still stuck there suffering with delerium. During july 2023 we had to give in , and take her down with chronic hypoxia symptoms. Quickly dispelled from resus, she was admitted in with a urine infection and after a week almost sent home without treating the Hypoxia. I so wish I had just taken her home but I was trying to help her get the seizures sorted out. She begged me to take her home as the staff were tipping her up and down in the bed and her stats were all over the place. Her time was up after a month and They sent her to a care home against her and my will, and in the care home they were woefully inept at managing her symptoms and at some point she started to a point of no return. Left in the bed on her own, fed food lying down ,when she had a hiatus hernia. She was physically sick and never could eat or drink again. Admitted back into A and E. The stroke unit refused to see her, and she had a massive stroke,whilst being injected with fluids. I saw it all happening, and it was as if she was being excecuted. The drs on the ward that day surrounded me, and stopped me being with her in her last breaths. They asked, what did your mother come in for originally? They were clearly frightened. So I now have ptsd from that day. Questions-why did the hospital send my mother to a care home who couldnt look after her? Why did the nurses on the ward not manage her hypoxia better? I am quite happy to blame Watford hospital but I blame myself more for sending her to you.

As soon as I arrived at the hospital for my appointment, they told me that an interpreter had been…read morebooked in for me by the doctor, even though I did not ask for one and did not need one. I was quite shocked, as I have been living in the UK for so many years now and this is the first time that this has happened to me. I believe that the fact that I am not originally English gave them the right to assume that I did not have any knowledge of the English language and that I required an interpreter during my visit. I would also like to point out that I did actually graduated in Interpreting and Translation myself in my home country and I honestly find such behaviour from the hospital staff quite concerning and offensive. The doctor who visited me was also incredibly rude and patronising; when I refused to take off my clothes as she asked me, as I only wanted some of my body parts to be examined during the visit, she kept making nasty remarks and wasn't even paying attention to what I was saying. In the end the doctor told me I was "free to escape" (using these exact words), which I found totally inappropriate. After this bad experience, I genuinely hope I will never come across that doctor again.