Medical Center Evimed

O gabinecie

Centrum Medyczne Evimed to placówka medyczna w Warszawie, oferująca szeroki zakres konsultacji specjalistycznych oraz zabiegów w oparciu o medycynę opartą na faktach (evidence based medicine).

Cennik usług

Lekarze

• dr hab. n. med.Elżbieta Kowalska-Olędzkakobieta

  Specjalista dermatolog-wenerolog.

• Irmina Sadowskakobieta

  Specjalista psychiatra.

• dr n. med.Monika Sadowskakobieta

  Specjalista dermatolog-wenerolog.

Opinie pacjentek (Google)

• Ev★ 1

  Not recommended. Doctor Olędzka is not worth the money. It was a very basic visit with a very basic diagnosis (androgenetic alopecia) for which she prescribes the standard spinorolakton, Minoksidil or ducasteride. There you go, just saved you 400 zloty. It feels like she takes the path of least resistance. It’s easiest to diagnose everyone with AA. In my case it was the wrong diagnosis. The drugs that she prescribes are not the best solution. She didn’t suggest any natural methods. I had to ask about additional methods of treatment (low light therapy, PRP). I regret that she doesn’t approach the diagnosis holistically but I think that’s what happens when doctors start feeling a little too comfortable. Since then I have been diagnosed by three other doctors with a different type of alopecia and been given other methods of treatment which are slowly working (regrowing hair is a slow process). Personally, even though she is considered a great specialist I don’t trust the woman.

  3 years ago

• Ibrohim Nabijonov★ 5

  The best service by Barbara Borkowska I really suggest to use their service

  a year ago

• Katya Gerasimova★ 5

  Very patient and knowledgeable surgeons. I was super scared to remove the mole but it only took a minute or so!

  a week ago

• Agnieszka★ 5

  I regularly schedule appointments with Dr. Olędzka to check my sons' and myself for moles. She recommended effective treatment for my problem, as well as for my mother, who struggled with rosacea. Thank you for your dedication and help.

  3 months ago

• Agnieszka Piotrowska★ 1

  I don't recommend it. A psychiatrist appointment was scheduled for October 13th. In the morning, the patient called requesting an online appointment because she couldn't leave the house or travel. The receptionist said she would contact the doctor when she arrived and call back. No one returned the call. The patient called right before her appointment. There was another receptionist who didn't know anything about it and said the first appointment had to be in-person (regardless of the fact that the doctor sees the patient elsewhere and has had previous appointments that way). She was supposed to ask the doctor and call back. She didn't return the call, and the patient was ignored. Congratulations on your actions. Your approach could hurt someone someday, because they're not scheduling a manicure, but are dealing with a health issue.

  6 months ago