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Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
1. For a comprehensive eye exam—which private clinic has superior equipment and staff—is it Bilic Vision, or should I look elsewhere?
2. Which private clinic is top-tier for vein and capillary issues?
3. Which hospital ENT specialist(s) come highly recommended?
4. Which hospital urologist(s) would you suggest?
Thanks in advance for any answers (if they actually materialize). :-)
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
Sam Collins4 said:Are you from Chicago? Go grab some ribs at any local BBQ joint.

Thanks a million!
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
Richard King7 said:Has anyone here actually dealt with Dr. J. Štefanac-Papić, Šlaj-Anić, or Tatjana Knego? I’m looking for some real feedback—or better yet, if anyone has a solid recommendation for an orthodontist who actually knows what they're doing. 😉

I heard this about J. Stefanac Papic—if she senses you're too trusting (or even if you aren't), she’ll try to push every possible procedure and orthodontic treatment just to drain your bank account. She’ll also attempt to "fix" teeth that don't actually need work—though, honestly, it’s her staff doing the pushing, not her—people you wouldn't even trust for basic care, let alone complex work. Word is her orthodontics are decent enough, but you'll end up paying a massive premium compared to other providers who offer the same quality without being so money-hungry. It’s worth doing some digging first—specifically asking dentists who don't have a kickback scheme going with certain specialists.
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
I’ve been handed a referral for an ophthalmologist—and frankly, I have zero clue where to start. Does anyone here actually have a recommendation for a specialist they trust? Looking for quality over everything else. Thanks in advance.
Prostate surgery advice/experiences? in Health ·
I’m looking for input from men who’ve undergone prostate surgery—specifically for cancer—where nerve damage resulted in impotence. Is there actually a way to repair that damage and restore function? I want to know if medical research is making any real headway toward solutions, or if this kind of damage is just permanent. Any info at all would be appreciated.