261 George Street, Mezzanine Level, Enter via Jamison Street, 2000 Sydney, NSW, AU
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Laser Clinics Australia offer a range of treatments including Laser Hair Removal, Advanced Skin treatments, Cosmetic Injectables and CoolSculpting®.
261 George Street, Mezzanine Level, Enter via Jamison Street, 2000, Sydney, NSW, Australia
3.2
1 review
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George Street clinic is so truly so bad. Not sure if they intentionally hire unfriendly staff but the customer service in that joint does not exist. If you want to be made to feel like a fool for requesting the services that they offer then this is the place for you. Shop also desperately needs a face lift - it feels like a wartime bunker in there.
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