Dr. Ricardo Ramos Solís - Cirujano Oncólogo

Dr. Ricardo Ramos is a renowned oncologist, a true professional who is always committed to making his specialty a fundamental public health issue for the community and all associated pathologies, focusing on prevention, care, control, and treatment. Congratulations!

My apologies for the inconvenience with the previous rating; I was using this method through trial and error. In my opinion, Dr. Ramos is a highly qualified professional and person, and we have always received the best from him. Regards.

Dr. Ricardo Ramos operated on me for colon cancer. After seeing three other doctors, I decided to have the surgery with him. The way he explained things to me, spoke to me, and explained my situation left me with no doubt. On August 18th of this year, it will be six years since the surgery, and I am healthy and happy. The only thing I can say is that Dr. Ricardo Ramos saved my life. He is my guardian angel.

Excellent doctor! I felt supported every step of the way. He listens with incredible patience and manages to answer every question. He offers comprehensive care with a medical and scientific perspective, but always with a human touch.

I went to Dr. Ramos seeking a second opinion, really looking for someone who would provide a more humane approach and be more receptive to what I was seeking. However, from the first consultation, I thought I'd made it clear that I didn't want to pursue conventional treatment. And although I understand that his allopathic training includes protocols, I would also like to have received a no, instead of a subsequent appointment to continue without the support I had requested. I paid for two appointments, without actually receiving advice on "comprehensive treatment." I was disappointed. I didn't get what I asked for. I had to pay a monthly fee to receive what I had asked for from the beginning. It's also true that I've been learning to stop seeing doctors as authorities and to lose my fear of speaking more clearly. Thank you, doctor, for your contribution to my learning. I also want to tell you that the auscultation was too invasive and, ultimately, unnecessary, since I won't be performing any surgery.