Why we do not publish quotes here
Any clinic can fill its own website with its friendliest feedback. That is precisely why a page of hand-picked quotes is worth very little to you when you are choosing a surgeon. Reviews mean something when they sit on a platform the clinic cannot edit, reorder or delete, next to the critical ones, in the reviewer's own words.
So instead of curating, we link. Read everything, including the reviews we would not have chosen to show you.
Where to read them
How to read reviews about any surgeon
A few habits make review reading genuinely useful, wherever you end up having surgery:
- Read the critical reviews first. They tell you how a clinic behaves when something is hard, which matters more than how it behaves when everything goes well.
- Weigh specifics over stars. A detailed account of a procedure, a timeline and a recovery is worth more than ten unexplained ratings in either direction.
- Prefer platforms the clinic cannot control. Quotes on a clinic's own site, this one included, are the clinic's selection. Independent platforms are not.
- Bring your doubts to the clinic. If something you read concerns you, ask about it directly in your assessment. The answer you get, and whether it is specific or evasive, is itself useful information.
If you are a patient of the clinic
If Dr. Cömert operated on you, your review helps the next person standing where you stood, and it helps most on the independent platforms above, whether your experience was excellent, mixed or difficult. Write it where it cannot be edited.