Researching my Dr.

So I have wanted to fix my nose since..well..FOREVER. It was wide, had a big hump on the bridge and a chunky tip. It did not suit my face at all. I decided to begin looking up getting a nose job here in the UK and came across the names of a couple of specialists. So I contacted them and the waiting lists for just a consultation were unbelievable and I'm the type of girl when I want something, I want it right away! I began to lose hope at the prospect of waiting around 3 months to just get a consultation until my Father suggested I have my surgery in Morocco, where my family are originally from. I had my reservations at first, but thought there is no harm in researching plastic surgeons over there. I began firstly by contacting a cousin who lives in Casablanca who recommended two names and after doing intense research on both, I was simply horrified! One surgeon of the two had the worst reviews I had ever read and my heart sank at the thought of even booking a consultation with him, but interestingly enough, underneath the reviews would be comments recommending a different doctor with an almost identical name..so I looked into this doctor further. I think it's important for me to state the names now to avoid confusion for those of you who may be interested in my surgeon. The surgeon who had bad reviews goes by the name of Dr. Mohamed Guessous of Guess Clinic. I have not had a consultation with this doctor, neither have I had direct contact with him so what is written regarding him on this blog is simply what I found from online forums. The surgeon who had outstanding reviews, and the surgeon whom I chose, goes by the name of Dr. Mohamed Jamal Guessous of La Clinique de L'Esthetique Guessous - http://www.cliniqueesthetique-guessous.com/ .  It is vital to differentiate between the two as the latter has over 20 years experience and trained in Paris. Most of the forums I found about Dr. Mohamed Jamal Guessous, and Rhinoplasty in Morocco in general were ALL in French and it drove me crazy! My French is beyond a bit rusty so I had to translate forum after forum into English to get an understanding of what had been said. This is another reason why I'm writing this blog...so that English speakers who want to have a Rhinoplasty or any other procedure out in Morocco have something to read about in plain old English!