258 results found for NOISY BREATHING SPECIALISTS in WEST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND

Mr John Hadley was so kind and welcoming. He really listened to me and understood how I felt. He explained everything in so much detail and helped me make a big decision. Very thankful for him.

Really personable and made me feel comfortable before and after my operation.

Mr Natesh was very calm and welcoming! He explained the procedure and did a thorough consultation on my nearly 3 weeks old daughter and even showed me what they were looking for and explained in detail about the examination! He put me at ease as I was really nervous of my daughter needed the tongue tie release (luckily she didn't)! Thank you Mr Natesh

The doctor was very professional and made me feel at ease. He was confident, explained my diagnosis clearly, and reassured me that I had nothing to worry about. SB

Calm, professional and friendly. Able to explain the issue, it’s likely progression and recommend next steps in a clear and confident way.

Very professional and helpful.

Verry good

Excellent experience with Dr Kasbekar since the first appointment to the last follow up post surgery. I had a septoplasty and turbine reduction that changed my life for good. From not breathing at all through my left nostril while the right nostril was blocked most of the time and used to breath through my mouth to have 100% unblocked nose after the surgery, massively improved my sleep, my rest, I can appreciate smells and tastes and I improved my cardio and strenght at gym Dr Kasbekar is very professional, very kind, he really cares about his patients. He took his time to explain to me everything about my procedure, surgery and post surgery recovery and follow ups appointments. Also, I need to mention the Park hospital nurses are so profesional and caring. I stayed the night after my surgery and they made me feel better, really cared about me. Thank you Dr Kasbekar.

Very professional, received exceptional service.

Mr Joseph was very friendly and explained the situation well and treatment needed, and what the next steps should be if this course of treatment is not effective.