Specialist care
Patients describe thorough neurology examinations, clear explanations and treatment plans that helped them feel comfortable.
Aster Clinic, Al Qusais(Damascus St.)
Al Twar
Aster Clinic in Al Twar is a medical clinic with medical, surgical and dental care. Reviews point to useful experiences such as anomaly scans, neurology consultations and kidney-stone treatment, with several patients highlighting clear explanations and supportive care.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
6,193 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Prenatal support
Anomaly-scan patients praised the patient, reassuring approach and an efficiently prepared report.
Clear guidance
Reviews describe doctors listening carefully and explaining diagnoses, treatment plans and procedures in understandable terms.
Accessibility help
One person of determination received assistance from the entrance through to safely returning to their car.
Clean setting
Reviews describe the clinic as clean, professional and well-organized, including during dental treatment.
Insurance support
A review describes close help with CT-scan approvals and surgery authorization during kidney-stone treatment.
Tips for a Better Visit
Allow extra time. Keep a buffer even with an appointment: reviews report waits of about an hour, plus delays at registration and vital checks.
Check facilities. If you are pregnant, bringing children or unwell, check that the waiting area’s AC is working before setting out.
Ask about tests. For gastroenterology visits, ask what each proposed test is for and how it fits the treatment plan.
Plan pharmacy time. For procedures needing insurance approval or pharmacy collection, leave substantial time beyond the appointment slot.
Request referrals. If you need neurology care, ask the GP about the referral process when booking; one review describes the referral as quick and hassle-free.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Ground Floor, Shop no. A 10 & 11, Al Fattan Building، Damascus Street,Opposite to Nehal Complex
Al Twar 5, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
root canal treatment
A dental patient said the root canal treatment and earlier fillings were handled precisely, with strong attention to hygiene.
Ultrasound
An ultrasound visit was described as professional and supportive, with the team helping the process run smoothly.
Common Concerns
Long waits
Scheduled patients reported waits of about an hour or more before seeing the doctor.
Poor coordination
One dressing visit involved 25 minutes for vitals, 55 minutes for insurance approval and another 35 minutes at the pharmacy.
AC problems
Two July reviews reported that the air conditioning was not working while patients waited in the heat.
Unclear testing
A gastroenterology patient said multiple tests were recommended without a clear explanation of their purpose or treatment plan.
Late appointments
One patient arrived early but saw the doctor more than an hour after the booked time.
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The Bottom Line
Aster Clinic in Al Twar is a multi-specialty medical clinic where reviews particularly highlight women’s care, specialist consultations and supportive staff. Patients have used it for anomaly scans, neurology consultations, kidney-stone surgery and dental root-canal treatment. The strongest reviews describe doctors who listen carefully, explain treatment clearly and remain reassuring during sensitive care, including pregnancy and children’s visits.
The prenatal reviews are especially detailed: patients praise the calm guidance around pregnancy, an anomaly scan that was explained throughout, and reports handled efficiently. Neurology patients also describe thorough examinations and help with insurance approvals. A review about a daughter fainting after a blood test says staff brought a wheelchair quickly, while another person of determination received help from the entrance to their car.
The main caution is time management. Even booked patients report waits of around an hour or more, and one dressing visit involved delays at vital checks, insurance approval and the pharmacy without the procedure being completed. July reviews also reported a broken air conditioner while pregnant women, children and other patients waited in the heat.
Allow extra time, confirm essential facilities before visiting, and ask clearly why any tests are needed. No customer-reported prices were provided.