Review of Club Miz Ramiche

As I got older, I started paying more and more attention to my pores, pigmentation, and skin elasticity, and trying to treat all of that at once felt too expensive, so I looked for a clinic and ended up visiting this place. Looking back now, Ramiche really seems to run a lot of ads. Back then I didn't know, and when I asked many bloggers who said they had seen good results and who had run a lot of ads about the clinic, they all said this place, so I thought it must be really good and famous and went there. At first, I wasn't sure if this place was really good, so I tried only one session at a time, and it didn't seem too bad, so I went again. I didn't know of any other clinic and there didn't seem to be any major problem, so I ended up buying a package. It was really a burden, and looking back now, I regret not being more careful myself. This place sells packages and gives a different laser each time you visit, but I can't be sure whether that really means they're looking properly at the patient's condition or whether they're choosing combinations that are profitable from the clinic's point of view. Above all, they tell you to do 2 or 3 lasers at once every 2 weeks, but it doesn't feel very thorough either. It finishes quickly. Many people have mentioned this place, but since it's somewhat factory-like and crowded, maybe that's why, but in the end I did it every 2 weeks as told and ended up with lots of laser scratches on my face. It's been years and they still haven't gone away, they are still there. But because you can only see them when you go out somewhere bright, I only realized it later, and the director said it wasn't done by him, while the other doctor also said it wasn't done by him and pushed it onto the director, so I felt that there was no point in saying anything here and never went back after that. The pigmentation treatment also didn't address any of the parts I wanted. Even though they fired the laser so many times. Each time they only said they would try hard, but their expertise in pigmentation treatment is also very lacking. What was strange was that when you first visit, the doctor and manager spend a really looooong time explaining the principles of how pores form with printed materials, and people think that means they are good at consultations. I think the standard should be to explain it more simply and provide sincere explanations tailored to each patient's condition, but maybe because most of the people are young, they seem to think that kind of consultation is very good and friendly, which was frustrating. Selling packages like that is also a sales tactic. I thought I had been foolish, and now I am much more careful when choosing a dermatology clinic. I live in the provinces, so even though the transportation was inconvenient and cost a lot, I still put up with it and bought two packages and went there, but I regret it. For that money, I can say for sure it would have been much better to get focused treatment at the place I had already been going to. An acquaintance who went with me back then also said they got laser scratches all over their face. Those also have not disappeared, of course. At another dermatology clinic, they told me that getting laser treatment every 2 weeks puts a significant burden on the skin, and that it is better to get only one type of laser at a minimum interval of one month. I hope others will definitely take this into account. Even so, I cannot understand why there were so many people every time I went. And above all, even if you make a reservation and go, the waiting time is enormous. The first time I went around 1 or 2 in the afternoon, and when I came out it was night, I was truly shocked and angry. What are they trying to do? If that's the case, why even take reservations? I really regret it. I guess my judgment was very poor.