I had a consultation with Dr. Knoll about two weeks before Christmas last year, so I can talk only about that.
First of all, I have to say that the staff was very polite and kind. I sought her out because I had previously undergone a brow lift procedure that worked in itself, but unfortunately, the outcome was a failure. We discussed various options and the potential risks associated with each. We also laughed a lot. She was very clear form the beginning about what was realistically achievable and what was not. I’ve had a few consultations with other surgeons since then, but none of them left me with the same good feeling that Dr. Knoll did. I was genuinely surprised when I found out how much time our conservation took-it lasted about an hour and a half, and I even missed my train! She just really takes her time. I saw some of her work, and honestly, I regret not having a consultation with her before my initial surgery since then. You can sense her education, credentials and expertise right away just by talking to her. I think every country has both good and bad surgeons, and she is one of the good ones. We are lucky to have her.
Once my financial situation and mental health are in better shape, I will visit her again to see what we will do. Do not hesitate having a consultation with her. Every cent is worth it. There are only a very few surgeons like her out there. The fact that I had to compete a questionnaire about my relationship with my physical appearance before my consultation already says a lot. That is very unique-at least in my experience, I’ve only encountered it once.
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