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Latest post on 24 July 2012 - 10:06
You can go to Etisilat and buy a sim for your phone it's really easy. It needs to be an unlocked one and if you are on orange at home in UK it is locked Computer Plaza in Bur Dubai unlock them cheaply. I had mine done there :-)
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Latest post on 24 July 2012 - 10:03
Hi Would anyone know if Ibn foodcourt be like MOE mention below? Thanks. Ibn wasnt last year so i doubt it will be this year
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 15:26
Valium.... And lots of it! My thoughts exactly, once they have stayed once i leave them to get on with it :-)
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 15:25
my husband was against me helping her,he is saying now dat i hv myself in all dis mess wait till 31jul & let her go in peace,but i cant stand her. cops said i cant touch her things & she cant touch mine but she uses my washin machine, my table fan , my curtains ....when i asked her to gv fan & curtain back she just refused. she says i can have it after she leaves We cannot give you anymore advice than we already have. You need to either let her stay or kick her out and change the locks. Personally speaking i would do the latter!!
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 15:23
Hello. This is an embarrassing post to be honest but a friend and I have been trying to find a place that whitens intimate areas of the female body.... Does anyone know of anywhere that does it.... Sensitive subject I know. I have heard of @@@@ bleaching however apparently it is a thing in the US
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 15:20
i m stayin in d same apartment last 10 yrs d contract is on my husbands name. i havnt taken any money frm her so naturally der is no contract between us & her. Change the locks and kick her out! where is your Husband?
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 15:19
i did keep her things out but d cops said she should stay as she has no where 2 go but i dont want her i was reluctant 2 gv her d keys but she insisted in front of d cops dey said 2 gv it 2 her. what do i do now? What does d stand for? The
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 14:59
I stay with my husband & 2 children twins who are 5 yrs old n a 2 bedroom apartment at karama . I helped my friends friend by letting her keep her things,as she said her mom was sick & had to go to india- tamil nadu on urgent basis.i too m from india but frm bombay. tried to help fellow indian as it was only for 15 days more over she said her mom had cancer & my son also suffered from cancer i was very sentimental &i guess dats my mistake.she left to on 31jul came back only on 11jul at 2.35 am i did call her in india askin her when she will come & take her things .as it was late i allowed her to stay but told her to vacate as soon as possible its almost 10 days she said she would go only by 31jul now i was very angry & started keepin her things out she called d police dey said keep her for 10days she will vacate she agreed to pay aed 200 cops told her to pay aed 350 i was very scared as never seen d cops before agreed to whatever was said but i dont want money nor do i want her in my house. what do i do? infact she told cops she is payin me rent aed 2000 which is a lie y would i throw her out if i m gettin money? v r stayin in d same house a 2 bedroom apartment for 10 yrs never i hv kept any1. dis is reward for help. what do i do? she shouldnt be staying with you anyway. This is illegal isnt it? Where is she now? Tell her to come and get her things then change your locks. I assume she is not on your rental contract so has no rights legally
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 14:56
They do, i know people who have flown dogs but not cats sorry
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 14:55
The only British shops that allow you to purchase online with a UAE C/C and deliver here are River Island and New Look. Dotty P's, Next, M and S, Miss Selfridge, Warehouse won't and there is no way around it. I have rang their customer service team several times regarding this and have asked them to add us to their list of countries as there are lots of potential buyers here. Opening an S n S account will work
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 13:16
Hi Ladies. M&S ships to the UAE for 15 GBP and takes 10 - 14 days. Do you think it would be better if i order directly or open a shop & ship account (which i still cannot understand despite reading many threads over here). What do you think? Thank you. You have to order in store though dont you? ( In the UK i mean) i dont think you can order online and have it shipped here unless you use SnS
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 12:06
I have seen them next to the eggs in Choitrhams at the springs
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 10:22
Joined and shared
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 10:21
Are you talking about developer, as in, for hair color? No i put it on coldsores as it kills them instantly! I need the liquid version. oh, okay. Sorry I can't help. I was being nosy because I would like to know where to find beauty supplies like that :( It is okay :-) i can try and find out where to get the stuff used for beauty etc. There must be a supplier here :-)
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Latest post on 23 July 2012 - 09:37
Are you talking about developer, as in, for hair color? No i put it on coldsores as it kills them instantly! I need the liquid version.
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Latest post on 22 July 2012 - 12:35
The Greens is nice and pedestrianised. Lots of low level apartments, nice pools, shops and some restuarants close by. Easy access to the metro and tecom Sea isnt so close though. Rents for a 2 bed would be in their range
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Latest post on 22 July 2012 - 12:32
I am thinking of getting a 2nd credit card, and would love to hear on what cards you all have found to be a pain and what cards have been good to you and your sanity My first one is with NBAD and it has been trouble free so far RAKBank advertises a lot, as does Emirates NBD, are they as good as they claim to be? And do all banks require a blank security cheque ? :) I thought blank security cheques were not allowed anymore.
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Latest post on 22 July 2012 - 11:47
I went to a different hospital than my regular the other day and it had no valet parking. I was rather ****** off that we actually had to park the car ourselves. I dont see these things as luxuries anymore I see them as a part of my day to day life so obviously if I moved back to say UK it would take quite some time to get used to again! I've always wondered who used these facilities other than locals who seem unable to walk more than 6 steps... Well its not going to be your pet cat using the facility is it. Funny that you should mention a cat.............. Its pretty common sense so I feel bad for you that you've spent so much time wondering over such a small thing. People visiting emergency and very ill, elderly people, pregnant and not well or those who just dont make a big fuss over a comfort available to them required or not required. Did I say I had spent " so much time" ? No it crossed my mind when I saw the VIP parking and then the VVIP parking... edited by spongemonkey on 22/07/2012 A little yes and I have an ant invasion in my kitchen so i'll go deal with that. BTW What is VVIP parking? Very Very Important Person ;-)
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Latest post on 22 July 2012 - 11:46
The British boy? If so, I thought I read that "people" got involved and he was let off. Last i heard was that one went to rehab, one got a year and he was facing DP all been quiet since then
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Latest post on 22 July 2012 - 11:45
I hire from Birmingham airport, and have been quoted 240 pounds for 11 days. I am sure prices does differ to which part of the country you are in. Friends rented from Heathrow recently and they had the hire for 14 days and paid the same price I will be paying. I was told that if you pick it up and drop it off at a carhire place a few miles away from the airport it is considerably cheaper. Apparently car hire places at the airport are charged huge rents so they bump the prices up
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 15:09
but i was told to have the international license when we went to UK :( I am from the UK and hire cars on my UAE licence all the time. I have never had problems
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 13:09
Did anyone read the letters page in the Express saying why cant car makes fit human detectors so this never happens again! Imagine how much one of these cars would cost My Dad left me outside our local post office once. It was in 1977 though :-)
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 13:07
A bit of history... OH has an 8 year old daughter living with her mum at home in Aus. We have limited access because of where we are (two weeks a year on holidays and every second Christmas), so we like to skype to enable my OH to see her face every couple of weeks or so. Not too much to ask I reckon, compared to other custody/access orders I've heard of. Anyway, now the ex has started to give the child a choice of phone or skype when we call to skype with her. Of course, given the choice of skyping with Daddy and watching tv while on the phone, an 8yr old chooses the tv/phone option. We have asked the ex to "please be the parent" and not offer her the option of not skyping, but she accuses us of bullying *sigh* We pay, in the ex's own words a "generous" child support package including the broadband fees for the computer, and we think it is important for the child to keep this face to face contact with her daddy at this stage in her life. We've been to mediators and had lawyers involved, but when it comes to the crunch we can only skype on rare occasions as there's always an excuse. He spoke to the child on the last phone call about wanting to skype more often, and she seemed to understand but the ex is always the barrier. We're hoping she will get her own mobile soon, and we have a plan to review and update the parenting orders, but these things take time and money for lawyers. I try not to get involved in the situation, but any advice on how to handle this tricky situation is much appreciated. This may sound bad but it sounds as if if Mum isnt too concerned about this as her Ex Hubbie your man is no longer in her life. I doubt she will make the child SKYPE and will just ask her what she prefers. I suppose that is her role as Mum to decide that. My Neice is about the same age and will not Skype me although will whats app, bbm, text, fb chat and talk to me via the phone. Kids eh :-)
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 13:01
Also, you're a great wife to your man. Trying to help maintain those relationships when your life would be simpler without it says a lot for the kind of person you are. I for one, raise a glass to that. Me too and have been in the same situation before
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:39
I used to love what they'd do at a cinema in Wales I used to go to. If you had a trouble maker who was disturbing others, they'd stop the movie, put the house lights up and kick them out! Public humiliation works best :) I remember that from years ago!
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:36
I wish they'd add "People who don't know how to turn off their mobiles" to this list. Agree, agree, agree, why bother going to the cinema It seems some people just need something to 'do'. Hence you get some who rock up late, yap for about and hour then leave - totally pointless. They should be kicked out
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:34
I wish they'd add "People who don't know how to turn off their mobiles" to this list. Agree, agree, agree, why bother going to the cinema
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:34
So cute hey? My DS used to say Bideo instead of video and he loved going on holiday and packing his SOUPCASE! :) My nephew said blippers for slippers so cute
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:33
Hi there, just about to get my two rugs cleaned for the first time. I see that Churchill has had good recommendations. Anyone had recent experience with them, just checking to make sure they are still as good as they sound. Thanks. Also, any idea what I would pay to have a rug about 5 feet by 9 feet cleaned? I think it's part silk, part wool? (just guessing :). Many thanks. They did my sofa and tried to show me the water afterwards yuk They did really well with my sofa as i had managed to drop red wine down it. They got the stain out. I do not know about carpets though sorry
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:31
Got it Kezzler. I'll be in touch. Thanks. Good luck :-)
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:30
It's the birthday of a friend of mine next week and I asked him what he wanted for gift, he specifically said he's looking to get a new perfume and asked me to just surprise him. I never bought perfumes for men and couldn't care less what my ex boyfriends used so have no idea. He likes Burberry and Issey Miyake. His personality is pretty cool, yet laid back, like a hippie but doesn't dress like one. Any advice? I feel so stupid for asking him, now I feel obligated to not disappoint him! :-) Amen by Thierry Mugler is soooo nice!
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:14
http://foodiva.net/2012/07/where-to-lunch-over-ramadan-in-dubai/?lang=en Not yet! I saw they had a little write up in Ahlan! Next hair appoint is 8th Aug, so looking forward to seeing it then! Good plan x I am there next week so will let you know x
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:13
Yes great. Ive seen teeny toddlers racing around aisles and also whimpering in fear in very scary adult movies like Troy (violent scenes for a tot) and The Clash of The Titans etc. Ruined it for us but really messing with a small childs head too. I had a movie ruined by a baby ( small baby) screaming through the entire first hour Yup- also had some great moved ruined by screaming children and usually arab men with their phones on loud shouting down the phone as if they are in a private screening. I am a loud shusher though haha I remember having a large family in front of me eating like a pack of hyenas and constantly talking. I tried to ignore ( as did the people next to me) however got to the point where i said " If you wanted to go for a picnic next time please go to the park/beach, as your constant talking and excessive chewing, munching noises are putting everyone off the movie". Thankfully they shut up grrr
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:11
Polly have you been to the new salon ink yet? So excited about the location as it is closer to work/home Once Ramadan/holiday to UK is over i faithfully promise that we will meet up!
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:09
Yes great. Ive seen teeny toddlers racing around aisles and also whimpering in fear in very scary adult movies like Troy (violent scenes for a tot) and The Clash of The Titans etc. Ruined it for us but really messing with a small childs head too. I had a movie ruined by a baby ( small baby) screaming through the entire first hour
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:08
I doubt it, with it being a muslim country however i am sure some of the other ladies can clarify.
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:05
Crook uses over Dh25,000 from Dubai man’s credit card to pay Abu Dhabi police A thief hacked into a Dubai man's credit card, and used it fraudulently to pay Abu Dhabi police fines. DUBAI Abu Dhabi Police have launched an investigation into a suspected hacking attack in which a Dubai resident’s credit card was illegally used to make 20 online payments to the police in the capital, XPRESS has learnt. The probe was launched after a Dubai-based engineer learnt that a hacker had siphoned off more than Dh25,000 from his credit card in a single day earlier this month. Rene T. Hinolan, a Filipino mechanical engineer, said the incident took place on July 3. “My bank had called me to ask whether I had authorised the use of my credit card for 20 transactions amounting to Dh25,130 with the Abu Dhabi Police. I told them I did not. I was shocked when they told me that I may have fallen victim to a hacker,” said Hinolan, who lives with his wife and three children in Al Baraha. It was not immediately clear whether the amount hacked was used to pay for traffic fines, but there was only a single “merchant” in all the 20 transactions — Abu Dhabi Police. An official from Abu Dhabi Police confirmed they are currently working on at least one case of credit card fraud, but did not provide details due to its currently being under investigation. Hinolan, said the amount of the transactions ranged from Dh900 to Dh2,400. His card had a credit limit of Dh30,000. When he went to the bank to sign a dispute form the next day, he faced another shocker: “A colleague of mine also filed a similar dispute form over similar fraudulent transactions.” A bank spokesperson confirmed to XPRESS that the hacking incident did take place and they were working with authorities Numerous hacking attacks have hit victims in the UAE, leaving massive financial damage, but the recent case is unusual. Hinolan suspects his credit card may been used to pay for traffic fines in Abu Dhabi. “But I couldn’t have incurred such fines because I rarely visit Abu Dhabi and I don’t drive.” The UAE Central Bank issued a circular on February 1 calling on all the country’s banks to beef up their defences against hackers. Experts at the Central Bank were reported to have foiled attempts to hack and sabotage the bank’s website. A computer expert told XPRESS: “Tracing the circumstances surrounding these transactions seems like a straightforward forensics job. Whoever has done this did not think it through properly. He may have been the dumbest hacker — robbing someone in order to pay the police.” Netherlands-based Christiaan Beek, Team Leader of Incident Response & Forensics for online security firm McAfee, said: “A hacking job of this sort would not be a smart thing to do. There are several ways you can trace the perpetrators. If he the hacker used the cards to pay for traffic fines, tracing those involved would seem to be a straightforward job – through the vehicle licence plates or maybe even insurance companies.” http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/general/crook-hacks-dubai-man-s-credit-card-to-pay-abu-dhabi-police-1.1050943 ---------------- At least his bank called him, unlike mine :( Anyway, I found out last weekend that the same thing happened to another friend a few months back.....AED8K, 7 transactions in a single day. Different bank but the same reaction as SCB. It took him 3 months to get the transactions reversed. It would also take months in UK to get the transactions reversed ( Not just Dubai). Unfortunately for the poor person it takes forever to do.
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 11:00
I've never seen this rule being practised by grand cinema or any other cinema in the UAE. I understand you have kids and you want to enjoy an evening out but go to an earlier viewing/appropriate movie for kids or pay for a baby sitter! It is a new role and in the Express newspaper today. I seriously hope they enforce it I agree. It's not fair on the kids, never mind any adults going for a quiet night out. I just wish they would block mobile phone signals too. The amount of time movies have been ruined by peoples phones beeping and them talking on them.
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 10:55
If am sure the DIFC buildings have places open for food also
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 10:02
Has anyone been rejected for giving blood due to having lived in the UK between 1980 and 1996 due to Mad cows disease? My friend just tried to give blood in Sharjah and couldn't! I was planning to go to Latifa this weekend..... I have no idea although between 2000 and 2006 i regulated donated blood in the UK If i had mad cow surely i would of noticed it by now as beef was a staple part of my childhood growing up in the late 70's. Every Sunday roast :-)
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 10:00
I've never seen this rule being practised by grand cinema or any other cinema in the UAE. I understand you have kids and you want to enjoy an evening out but go to an earlier viewing/appropriate movie for kids or pay for a baby sitter! It is a new role and in the Express newspaper today. I seriously hope they enforce it
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 09:58
I've used churchill three times now and they have been great. They offer both wet and dry cleaning - dry is more expensive but they come and check out the sofa first to advise on the best option. To wet clean my 5 seater large corner sofa is 130aed Hope this helps Their number is 800 7076 and I got it through a previous recommendation on here I paid 250AED! for a five seater. How did you get it so cheap ( it was wet clean too) and this was 6 months ago
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:36
I hope not as I'm flying around those dates :) I shall just make sure I get to the airport very early so I'm not pushed for time or stressed... As a horribly nervous flyer it also means more time in the bar. I am away the 17th and only did my flight with EK last week, they said the flight wasnt full so fingers crossed
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:35
Olympics finish Aug 12th so athletes will be departing after that but the parolympics start after that so more athletes will be flying in for those. Thanks for the info:) How long does it usually take to get out of heathrow airport? Does it depend on the terminal? It took me around 20-30 mins last Xmas they were soooo quick! everywhere is except Bankok and KL :-) I flew Virgin but cannot remember which terminal though sorry
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:34
Olympics finish Aug 12th so athletes will be departing after that but the parolympics start after that so more athletes will be flying in for those. Thanks for the info:) How long does it usually take to get out of heathrow airport? Does it depend on the terminal? It took me around 20-30 mins last Xmas they were soooo quick! everywhere is expect here, Bankok and KL :-)
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:32
but I can't help but laugh every time DD talks. We are having thauthegeth for tea! Toothfairy has been notified That is really cute. My Neice couldnt pronounce her R's when she was little is made me smile every time she said my name :-)
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:29
Dalia Deana Dalal Deema Dua Jennah Aya Maram Salwa Sarah Wow what a great list of names Lulee! Thank you ever so much for these names. I liked Dua but my husband doesn't, I suggested Sarah too but my mother in law thinks there's too many Sarah's out there. I had a name i liked but husband doesn't like it unfortunately. I'm trying to find a name that we both like, unless we do the names in the hat and the first name that comes up will be her name. Never too many Sarah's hehe
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:13
We used to have a ewbank when I was a kid, with roller brushes inside, never swept well mind you. Have you tried Dragonmart, bet they would have something similar. Gosh i remember ewbanks, they were useless haha I think they must have redesigned them now or they would not be still around, anyway I'm willing to give one a try! Let us know how you get on... will do- providing I can find one! ACE hardwear are good for stuff like that, maybe they have one
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:09
We used to have a ewbank when I was a kid, with roller brushes inside, never swept well mind you. Have you tried Dragonmart, bet they would have something similar. Gosh i remember ewbanks, they were useless haha I think they must have redesigned them now or they would not be still around, anyway I'm willing to give one a try! Let us know how you get on...
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Latest post on 18 July 2012 - 16:07
Hi There I had augmentation (under the muscle) exactly 4 weeks ago, with Dr Imran Tahir whose office is based at the British Lasik clinic on Beach Road. The op was carried out at Medcare hospital near Safa park. I cannot recommend him highly enough and the aftercare has been second to none, I have had 3 post op follow up appointments since and my next one is in 2 months. The price was AED 28,000 and that covers everything pre, during and post op. I didn't have to wait on a long waiting list for an appointment either and he booked me in almost immediately. It was fairly painful, but it is more complicated and intrusive if they do under the muscle, so apparently this is pretty normal and I have to say, 4 weeks later and I am thrilled with my new twins :) You can google him and find the number for the British Lasik clinic very easily. Hope that helps I was told it was easier to do it under the muscle and that is why most surgeons prefer this method... I too love mine, best thing i ever did!
 
 
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