リゼクリニック 大阪梅田院

The nurse was very polite. I was worried about the pain, but it was helpful to hear the hope of speed in irradiation.

The treatment itself is good ◎ However, it is difficult to make a reservation. I made a reservation from my free time If you use anesthesia, please come an hour before to wait for the effect of anesthesia. .. .. ..

The hair has diminished in no time after changing to this hair removal. I'm happy because it obviously decreases every time ♪ Although it hurts more than photo-hair removal, I was able to endure it unexpectedly with the feeling of being repelled by a rubber band. (People who are sensitive to pain may feel a little pain) It doesn't last for a long time, so if you put up a little for that time, you will get a good result, so even if you spend money on it, it does not decrease even if you spend money It suits me better than photoepilation It was The nurses are kind and the reservations are made properly so it is tailored to the hair cycle. It would have been better to have medical treatment from the beginning ...

There is a very kind person in charge. Irradiation is medical hair removal, so it hurts, but he always talks to me, and I can tell that he is kind. I would like you to take charge of the next one as well.

I used to use another hospital, but I made a reservation at Umeda-in when I moved. The telephone response was the worst. At the previous hospital, I used to make a reservation call in the morning as soon as my work schedule came out, but it was filled up by the time the call was connected because I could only get one month ahead. The staff was kind, but I couldn't make a reservation, so I gave up repeating this for about half a year. I called Umeda-in for the first time to go to Umeda-in for the first time in the season, and said, "I haven't been to Umeda-in at all." I will. " It was denied many times as if I was lying, and he said, "It's difficult to make a reservation for that, but if you call the reservation a month ago, you can get through." Was told many times. I don't know if Umeda-in is actually there, but I heard that I had been repeating the fact that I couldn't make a reservation by calling at 10 am after my shift next month for about half a year at the previous hospital. I didn't get it. I wondered if the staff support was so different depending on the hospital, and I didn't want to go here anymore even if I was in the same hospitality business. It's been a while since I moved, but I'm thinking of going to another hospital.

It was fascinating to be able to sign a contract for 50,000 yen 5 times with the VIO trial plan! NS was all kind. I think there is too much difference in ability depending on the staff. At the third time, there was an irradiation leak on both the left and right sides of the I line. When I checked the machine after I got home, it didn't correspond to the I line? It seems that I wanted the treatment with a machine that fits well. We inquired about the irradiation omission and had you re-irradiate. Correspondence was good. However, I am disappointed that there is an irradiation leak. I was thinking of contracting for whole body hair removal with Rize, but I would like to consider another hospital because it is in this condition.

I came to counseling, but at first I think that the receptionist did not respond well. How to confirm whether you put your shoes in the locker or took the bill even though it was your first time When you get out of the elevator, there is a small explanation next to the reception desk, which is probably not used by the first person from the beginning. I think it should be explained first, without saying it as a matter of course. I felt like I had entered a person's house without permission. It may be only the concierge who happened to be in charge, I lost my contract at the time of counseling because I had hair loss.

Please be careful if you have one or a small uneven scar. Your doctor may refuse to treat you because you are considered keloid. Even if it is in the middle of several irradiations, if it becomes keloid, the treatment will be refused after that. The following is a long sentence. In my case, when I took the whole body course after the contract, the doctor in charge refused the treatment because the doctor in charge said that I could only see it as a keloid. The contract also states that people with keloid constitution cannot perform treatment, but it is difficult for individuals to judge, and is there any wound on the body in advance? I didn't have a chance to realize my self-confidence because I didn't have any questions. It may be unavoidable so far. I forgot to declare it even though there was a wound that might be a keloid. However, the biggest problem is the subsequent response of the doctor who works at this clinic and diagnoses my wound as a keloid. The part that says, "If you get a medical certificate that you are not a keloid at the dermatologist and submit it, you will be irradiated because it was endorsed." It seems that the judgment made by the clinic doctor himself is prioritized if the outside doctor says that it is okay. People who want to receive the treatment seem to have a way to continue, and some people actually carry a medical certificate to continue. I was also looking forward to medical hair removal, so when I went to see a doctor after having a diagnosis at a dermatologist, I was asked by a dermatologist. "It doesn't make sense to have another doctor take responsibility for the procedure, even though the clinic's doctor has decided." Writing a medical certificate is the responsibility of the doctor, so it seems that you cannot write a medical certificate that is responsible for the treatment at another hospital. By the way, in this clinic, for patients who develop keloids in the middle, it is unknown whether or not they became keloids due to irradiation (this is really possible), and keloids cannot be treated in the clinic. It is a policy. If keloid develops on the way, irradiation will not be possible after that. For keloid treatment, you will have to find an outside hospital and treat it at your own expense. The risk of ending the procedure if it became keloid on the way was not fully explained. I looked through the small letters in the document, but I don't think there is any mention of the case where keloids were formed in the middle, and even the doctor in charge did not know until I checked. At least, there was no such explanation from the concierge verbally. By the way, my dermatologist diagnosed my scar as not a keloid. I don't know which is correct. Regardless of whether it is true or false, if the clinic doctor diagnoses it as keloid, you will not be able to receive treatment. Since it was a cooling-off period and before irradiation, I canceled the contract and got a full refund. Also, the reception and the waiting seats are only a little far apart, so if you listen carefully, you can hear them in a whisper, but right after I finished the conversation with the doctor, the reception was excited. I was apologized when I directly said, "It sounds normal." I was not dissatisfied with the concierge's response to the procedure, so I was disappointed at the very end. Please do it at least elsewhere. It was often done before the person was there. I felt very unpleasant.