Global Medical Clinic

Dr. Jaray (also called Dr. Jae) dominates the reviews for rhinoplasty revisions—patients repeatedly praise him for fixing botched noses from previous Thai and Korean surgeons, delivering natural-looking results that match face shape rather than just making noses bigger. Multiple patients mention he handles complicated cases where previous surgeries failed or created infections, and they're shocked by minimal swelling and bruising post-op.

The clinic's nursing and support staff consistently get called out by name for attentive post-operative care—patients note they're helped with eating, given detailed follow-up instructions, and treated like individuals rather than a surgery line. Several reviewers specifically mention feeling cared for during the recovery period, with staff checking in and adjusting care based on patient comfort rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Dr. Jaray takes time during consultations to discuss design and proportions—multiple patients say he explains how the nose will fit their face shape and listens to their reference photos, then delivers exactly what they wanted rather than what he thinks looks best. Patients coming back after failed surgeries elsewhere report this detailed consultation approach and perfectionist execution made them trust the process even when nervous.

One patient had a serious negative experience involving a non-hospital surgical setting, medication allergies being ignored (they were given penicillin despite stating the allergy), inadequate post-op medical facilities, and a rude nursing staff member who refused to help with basic care needs. The patient ended up hospitalized in Dubai with a severe allergic reaction and felt the doctor dismissed their concerns and rushed them out while still in pain and poor condition.

Language barrier issues were mentioned in the same detailed complaint—the patient repeatedly couldn't communicate needs in English, felt unheard, and had no one available to translate or advocate for them during a critical recovery period when they were trying to report worsening symptoms.