오아로피부과 노원

If you ask any questions, it's nice that the manager kindly informs you of everything.

I am currently attending Oaro Dermatology for about two months. First of all, I make a reservation two weeks in advance, but the waiting time averages 20 minutes. It took an hour today. So I asked the nurses at the information center, and they said yes because I'm busy, but sincerely I don't seem to be busy at all. And I'm currently being treated for acne wounds. I paid 1.5 million won, but I don't see any signs of improvement. I'm going to tell those who are thinking of coming to this hospital. Find out what's different, not here. Don't regret it like me.

Good~ The hospital is very clean and the nurses are kind~ ??? The director is kind and the best~^^

Doctors and receptionists are friendly. The person who guides the patient is unfriendly There is no guidance on where to go after treatment is over. The people who receive and accept the receptionist are busy answering the phone or picking up documents. The guide is literally telling the patient where to wait, but if you don't do that, you're just going to stand still and make money.. He was a chubby person, but I wondered if he felt sorry for the other staff and nursing assistants. The home growth environment and educational environment are less speculative

I liked that the hospital was clean and very spacious. Because the director is a Seoul National University specialist, he explained well and was meticulous, so the effect of the procedure was very good!!!

I'm a single person who doesn't usually say bad things and sometimes goes to Oaro to get antibiotics and scaling. On Friday, I had a lump-like, sore and swollen big problem on my forehead, and I went for treatment and scaling. It was the same route as usual, but I think I will receive treatment and treatment at a different place in the future.. I will write down a few reasons. 1. It felt like I was getting the best treatment, not the best. -> I have been prescribed antibiotics and it has not improved for several months. And when I went this time, the operation story came first. In the end, I asked him to prescribe a sebum control agent that I had been looking for. 2. Identify patient needs x -> The reason I went that day was because of the acne that was swollen like a large lump, and there was no talk about this at the time of treatment, and I almost didn’t get an inflammatory injection at the time of scaling. I thought it was) 3.Who's at fault? ->There was no talk of inflammatory injection until the scaling was finished, so I told the staff and there was no sound of inflammatory injection. (This is when I came...) But to get it right, you have to wait for an hour because it's lunch time. Waiting for their lunch break with their faces red like that..^^ Someone other than the one who went to the doctor gave me the injection..? When you're done, you just have to go home. I've gone through several people, but I haven't heard from a single person that I'm sorry. It felt like x. And the person who gave me the inflammation injection meticulously let it go.. I put it on the outside of the swollen area, not the inflamed side.. It continued to swell and hurt for a few days. It didn't work.

I guess I'm not the only one who said the waiting time was 30 minutes and 1 hour hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Even after waiting for another 20 minutes after the injection, they didn't even tell me to pay the medical expenses, so I went to the desk again and asked why they didn't pay the bills. I don't think I'll ever go. Aren't nurses supposed to guide patients to the treatment they need? Why do nurses have to stand still and patients have to go find them? never go