Dr. Obaid Aljassim

Very limited evidence is available — one highly positive patient review praises Dr. Aline Khalil as caring, attentive, and thorough with testing and follow-up. No clinic website or independent credentials are shown in the provided evidence, so judgments beyond patient experience are tentative.

Evidence for Dr. Abeer Al Khalafawi is sparse: there are no written patient reviews and only a 5.0 Google rating from 2 reviewers. The only substantive website content provided is for Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital, which touts board-certified experts, comprehensive specialties and modern facilities, but it is not clearly linked to this clinic or clinician.

Evidence for Dr. Aida Kanaan is sparse. The listing shows a 5.0 Google rating (2 reviews) but no written patient feedback; the supplied website content is for Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital and cites broad clinical capabilities and 24/7 emergency services, but there is no direct documentation about Dr. Aida Kanaan’s clinic, qualifications, pricing or patient experience.

Very limited public evidence is available for Dr. Mohamed Amer Dardari — a single positive patient review praises the doctor as compassionate and credits him with early diagnosis of a serious disease. The listed website content appears to be for Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital (not obviously the clinic), so facility- and credential-level details for Dr. Dardari are unclear.

Very limited public information is available for Dr. Khalid Al Saffar’s clinic. There is one positive patient review praising an experienced doctor and high moral attitude, but no substantive details on facilities, pricing, booking, or formal credentials in the evidence provided.

Very limited public information is available for Dr. Rania Atieh. There are a small number of highly positive Google ratings and one brief review calling her "one of the top," but no clinic-specific website content, documented qualifications, or detailed patient feedback to assess care quality reliably.

Very limited public information is available for Dr. Nisrine Ghazal. One Google review (5★) describes her as caring and communicative; there are no verifiable credentials, service lists, hours, pricing, or facility details in the provided evidence.

Very limited public information is available for Dr. Sahar El Ghawaby in Jabal Ali Second. There is a single 5-star Google review calling her the “Best doctor ever,” but no verifiable clinic website, credentials, hours, pricing, or detailed patient feedback to assess care more fully.

Evidence for this clinic is limited and mixed. Two recent 5-star reviews praise staff kindness (especially to pregnant women, children and the elderly) while a 1-star review raises concerns about communication and professionalism; the clinic also appears difficult to locate.

Very limited public information is available for Dr. Waleed Altay’s clinic in Jabal Ali Second. The Google listing shows a single 5-star review but contains no clinical details, credentials, services, hours, or pricing — score judgments are therefore conservative.

Small-practice dermatologist working within Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital in Dubai with several very positive patient reports of effective, gentle care (including painless mole removals) but at least one serious negative review describing a medication error and rushed appointments. Website shows affiliation with a large, well-equipped hospital, but specific credentials and pricing transparency for this doctor are not provided in the evidence.

Very limited evidence is available for Dr. Sami Farhat — only a single Google review (1/5) reporting a “terrible experience” and warning against surgery. The supplied website content appears to belong to an unrelated hospital, so there is no reliable clinic-specific information on staff, outcomes, facilities, pricing or credentials.

Evidence for Dr. Elwaseila Hamdoun is very limited. The provided website content appears to be for Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital and highlights multi-specialty services, board-certified staff, and 24/7 emergency care, but there are no patient reviews or clinic-specific details for Dr. Elwaseila.

Very limited public information is available specifically about Dr. Aristeidis Troulis. The only website evidence references Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital in Dubai (which lists dental services and promotes board‑certified staff and modern facilities), but there are no patient reviews or doctor‑specific credentials shown for Dr. Troulis. Score judgments below are therefore conservative and largely reflect the hospital-level claims rather than verified, doctor‑level evidence.

Very limited public evidence is available for Dr. Rashied Omer — there are no patient reviews and no specific profile or credentials shown. The only website content provided is from Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital (a large private hospital in Dubai that lists dental services), so any positive signals are institutional and indirect; treat this listing as under-documented.

Very limited evidence is available: there are no patient reviews for Dr. Samuel Hyatt and the only website content provided is from Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital, which lists dental care among many services and promotes board-certified experts and modern facilities. Because there is no dentist-specific information, credentials, pricing, or patient feedback linked to Dr. Samuel Hyatt, judgments are necessarily conservative.

Very limited public evidence is available for Dr. Laith Al Hamdany specifically — no patient reviews or listed doctor credentials. The only supporting material is a hospital website (Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital) that advertises dental services, modern equipment and multi‑specialty care; use caution and seek direct confirmation of the dentist's qualifications before booking.