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Advanced Dermatology-Cosmetic
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citysearch c.
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My girlfriend and I decided to consult Dr. Raskin's Clinic because of some sort of rash and blisters which developed on my girlfriend's legs after she had laser hair removal.
We actually went to the clinic twice and I accompanied my girlfriend twice as well.
On our first visit, upon the mention of the complaint from my girlfriend, they told her that it was normal.
We visited one and a half week later but the blisters were still there. They made us wait for two hours. My girlfriend tried making conversation with a staff but that said staff clearly didn't know what was going on.
For roughly two hours, we were ignored. And when we went to see the doctor, we were told the same thing: it was normal.
Well, if it was normal, why are the blisters still there after more than two weeks?
Cons: Slow accomodation, unapproachable and inexperienced staff
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