MEDISKIN Care & Cure, Sector- 69

This was my second visit and the experience was not good. I went there for follow up visit and she was suggesting treatment for marks and when i raised a general query with her that will it be suitable for me as my skin is sensitive and had become thin owing to acne treatment i got done back in 2013. To this instead of addressing my question she got irritated and went in defensive mode stating “i dont know what you got done where you got it done etc etc” . * **** *** ** **** ** ********* ** ***** *** ******** *** **** * **** ** ******** ***** **** ******* ***** ** ** ****** Her behaviour was very rude and it clearly meant -‘ don’t question me and do as I suggest’ .

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2 years back I was having my face full of severe acne. I consulted so many doctors in so many hospitals but nothing changed and on the other hand the situation was getting worse only. One day my friend suggested to consult Dr. Shikha at least once. I went there the very next day and met Dr. Shikha. It just took 6 months to clear my face and regain my inner confidence. That day and today I have never consulted any other dermat because my trust for Dr. Shikha is just on another level. She is so warm, listens to your every concern and suggests you the best. *** ** *** **** ** *** ******

I had a disastrous experience with the doctor ** *** ***** **** *** ** ***** **** ********* I asked her if there is any concession for the family members as the fee was raised from 300 to 400 per person. She started shouting like anything and said do not talk like shopkeepers and she used the word ridi.culous with me of which I raised a question that doctors don't use these kind of words with patients. I had one of the bad experience of my life **** **** **** ** ******* ***** ******** ** ******** *** ***** ******* ** ** ******* ***** **** **** ******** **** *********

She was rude not once but both the times I visited her. Whatever is being recommended, the patient has the right to ask questions on that. Saying things like you are whiling my time away, I have to give extra consultation time because of these questions. What is your degree? If none then let me do the talking and you do the listening. It is just not acceptable. ****** * ****** *** *** ******** **** ** *** ******* *** ******** **** *** ** *** ****** **** * *** **** ******** *** ********* I was told I have a scalp with dandruff and that’s causing me acne. My degree may not be related to skin, but I’ve lived with myself for 28 years and never have I experienced acne nor have had dandruff so all

I said was I don’t have dandruff and whatever the bumps are on my face, doesn’t look like acne. Literally the first 2 statements after entering her clinic and she asked what is your degree, extremely rudely. And then went on ahead to explain about the acne. A PATIENT SHOULD KNOW WHAT IS BEING PRESCRIBED TO THEM, WHAT MEDICATION IS BEING DONE AND WHY. If the doctor doesn’t have the patience to answer questions or doubts, and says things like the questions are not worthy of my time is UNACCEPTABLE.