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Expensive for what was carried out and it was all done in under an hour. Had various appointments rearranged which was inconvenient. The last the day before I was meant to have my appointment. I had already purchased a non refundable train ticket and was told I wouldn’t be reimbursed
I’d get a better service from the Talban!
Am ever so grateful not only did the clinic do it's best to fit me in after a cancelled flight Dr. Hamlet was so easy to talk to and so knowledgeable about health and hormones and any questions I had he had given me all the answers I needed. Would highly recommend. Thank you.
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