Dr Lellouche saw me immediately when in need of an antibiotic in Paris. He was personable and efficient.

Thank you Dr. Lellouche! Visited for a COVID Recovery Letter and am currently at the airport waiting to board the flight in a bit. Dr. Lellouche was friendly, professional and spoke excellent English. Making an appointment was easy and I'm so glad I was able to meet with him and get the document clearing me for travel read more

My family and I are currently on vacation, and one of my daughters started to break out into a rash that was not getting better. In search for care, we found this office which was a very convenient walk from where we were staying. We noticed that the building that this doctor was in was very hard to get too, and just seemed unprofessional. The waiting room was actually very nice, but as soon as we got invited in by the doctor, we noticed that his office was very messy and disorganized with almost no medical equipment. He looked at my daughters rash, and diagnosed it immediately as "Scabies" with almost doing nothing. He gave us many medicines, which seemed overkill. We were a little panicked at this point. We continued with the treatment plan, but later realized that all this medicine was basically unnecessary. After consulting with out local clinic, and friend from the States, all the symptoms my daughter has been having related back to nothing that this doctor was telling us about Scabies. Thank god my daughter did not have a reaction to the medicine we had been taking. I would not recommend this doctor, he was very unprofessional, and at times seemed a little "fake". If you experience a sickness I recommend calling your doctor back from wherever you came from. Coming to the office was a mistake that we made, and we will never do it again. read more

We are in Paris and I tested positive for Covid. Our trip insurance won't accept a home test, but needs a medical doctor's assurance. Dr. Lellouche was able to see me promptly, and after being examined by him, he wrote prescriptions for a PCR test and Paxlovid (along with prescriptions for prednisone and some vitamins). He then walked with us to the lab to get the test and then to the pharmacy to fill the prescriptions. All in all it was a great experience. He went above and beyond what I'd expect from any doctor I've seen in the States! read more

I was very sick with a terrible cough for over two weeks. My friend found this "doctor" online. Clearly she did not look at the reviews on the OTHER super popular review site because there are at least 50 1-star reviews pointing out that he's a scam artist. He had 2 other patients scheduled for 4:00 appointments along with me. When he saw me (in a shabby building with dark hallways where we could barely see he stairs), all he had me do was cough, then immediately said "bronchitis!" and wrote prescriptions for a steroid, an anti-bitotic, and a medicine like Tylenol. It's day 5 of this regimen and I still have a bad cough and feel terrible, so I decided to look into it for myself. I see a lot of reviews upset that he charged 50 euro, but he exploited the fact that I was American and charged me $100, cash! I was in his office no longer than 3 minutes. He didn't check my temperature or anything. I asked a family friend who's a doctor, who told me that anti-biotics don't usually help with bronchitis since it's normally viral. Which is actually dangerous. This guy must be a billionaire with a scam like this. I felt ripped off but didn't know how badly at the time. Then he sent us to one specific pharmacy (not the closest one), so I'm sure he has a deal with the pharmacist there. He had written me a prescription for 3 days of Prednisone, 3x a day (so, 9 total) but for some reason they sold me two separate packs of 10 pills each. That's unprofessional in itself but the very least of my concerns. This is insanity. I know for sure he's a scammer based on how much he charged me, and I would be surprised if he was actually a doctor. Even if he is, he's not a good one and severely morally corrupt. Really terrible to mess with people's health this way. read more

Professional and compassionate doctor. Met us at his office at 7am as scheduled online early that morning to treat our daughter suffering from an ear infection during a European vacation. Speaks good English and provided a needed prescription. Highly recommended! read more

My experience with this doctor was quite different from any doctor visit in the States. I was pretty sure I had a sinus infection, which caused copious post nasal drip, which in turn made me cough all night. I hoped time would heal, but a sleepless red-eye and little rest due to relentless sightseeing made things worse. I emailed the doctor with my (amateur) self-diagnosis and asked for an appointment. He responded quickly and I saw him a few hours later. When he examined me, there were none of the usual procedures that my primary care physician would do: no temperature-taking, no blood pressure measurement. He did not look in my ears or nose with an otoscope. He used a flash light to look at my throat, sans tongue-depressor. Then he used a stethoscope, told me to cough three times, and proclaimed that I had bronchitis in addition to a sinus infection. From there, he began writing an Rx (pre-printed with a few medicines listed). I was confused because he didn't ask me more questions about my medical background, so I told him that I have allergies. He looked up at me from his writing, I told him my two antibiotic allergies, and he replied, "You just saved your own life" as he crumpled the scrip he was writing for penicillin. From there, he wrote a new one (on a different pre-printer sheet), explained the dosage instructions, and made me repeat them to him to check my comprehension. I walked out the door with an Rx for a different antibiotic and something like prednisone (!). We walked north to the pharmacy he suggested (and past what certainly were two old, tired-looking prostitutes on St. Denis) and got them filled. To my surprise, the medicines were cheap! (Socialized medicine?) I would give this doctor...3.5 stars because I still don't know if he is a quack. HOWEVER, I do know that within *a couple of hours* I felt SO much better. And I continued to get better. It felt like a miracle. In the end, this visit was worth the €100 cash: it wholly redeemed what started out as a crummy vacation. read more

Amazing service and dedication by this doctor! He saw me on a Sunday night at one in the morning. I fell sick while here on vacation. Thanks to this doctor my vacation will not be completely ruined. Fast and amazing care! read more

Arrived in Paris with streptococcus infection. The doctor was very knowledgeable and very kind. Speaks very good English. Walked me to the pharmacy and made sure I understood all instructions for care. Call for an appt. Does not take credit cards. I Highly recommend this clinic. read more

Traveling from the states and my daughter got sick. We went to the local hospital and sat around for 2 hours! Looked online and found Dr Lellouche and had an appt in 30 minutes! We were in and out of his office in 45 minutes with Rx in hand. I am unbelievably happy to pay out of pocket for the convenience! He provided me with paperwork to submit my bill to my insurance, or my travel insurance if I want to. He is super caring and my daughter wished he could come home with us. read more

Excellent efficient service. He effectively treated my son, so we could continue our vacation. I would highly recommend for any American tourist with health issue. read more

I had a very nice experience in this clinic! Walked-in with a very sore throat, the doctor was very kind and knowledgeable and took good care of my needs, recommended a good pharmacy and sent me on with the appropriate medication. Overall a very pleasant and affordable visit, definitely recommended! read more

I'm honestly quite surprised about the other positive reviews here as my experience was incredibly negative. I went to have an allergy shot administered and not only was the doctor brusque and quite rude throughout the appointment, he didn't seem to have a firm grasp on how to actually do it. He asked me to more or less coach him through how it's supposed to be done, at one point asking if the amount in the syringe "looked right to me." With all due respect, I'm quite a bit less of an expert on that subject matter than he should be, and the whole experience left me not very confident he was qualified to safely administer a shot that can have negative side-effects. At the end, he charged 100 Euros, which seemed outrageous to me and is a bit over 3x the amount I was given as a reference for France in my home country (Canada). Perhaps it seems on the bizarrely high side for a procedure that takes about 4 minutes to do because the whole experience was so negative. Topping it off, he wouldn't accept credit card, but in his defence apparently that's listed on the website somewhere. My recommendation - go literally anywhere else. read more