20 results found for PAEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY SPECIALISTS in WALES, UNITED KINGDOM

We consulted Dr.Bhakshi to assist our son with his allergies and see if treatments outside what is offered via NHS was available. Dr.Bhakshi went through the history of our son's allergies without rushing anything, performed all the tests required and after carefully reviewing all the details and explaining everything to us, suggested the specialist therapies that are most suitable for our son's conditions. Our son was very well looked after under Dr.Bhakshi's care.

Great experience and very professional approach. Would highly recommend

Dr Neduvamkunnil was very thorough in his checks ensuring he'd covered all bases, really listened to all of our worries and fears and referred us to where he thought best.

Excellent doctor . Put our minds to rest

Absolutely excellent experience on what could have been the worst day of our lives, he was there for us every step of the way. He would always stop and ask us how we were getting on, enquire as to our other child and make time for any questions we had.

She listened! She heard all of the symptoms without referring back to original diagnosis. When you are a parent you know your child and she respected that.

Dr D’Cruz is a fantastic general paediatrician who has great communication skills and bedside manner . She investigates and treats pragmatically and is clearly very knowledgeable. I would not hesitate to recommend her .

Dr Kanani was fantastic with my daughter. He agreed to see her for dermatology complaints and although couldn't answer all our questions referred us on and we have an appointment very quickly to be seen within the NHS. My daughter was petrified of blood taking but he put her at ease and she thought it wasn't too bad! Thank you

Very professional, personable and understanding to ensure my grandson was kept as happy as possible in circumstances that would be neither normal or pleasant for his little age.

Very helpful, knowledgeable and kind. My daughter really likes him - which, when considering a chronic illness, is actually vital.