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Our aim is to provide healthcare and beauty treatments that give you confidence with your health and outward appearance. We have a variety of treatments that are performed using latest and suitable technology for your needs. These treatments are provided by competent and experienced professionals on our team that include GMC registered doctors, Pharmacists, Aesthetic consultants, Beauty therapists and our sales staff who sell beauty products in our shop front.
Downing street, GU9 7PB, Farnham, United Kingdom
3.7
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I went to the clinic in Farnham. Esther is the owner. Amazing and professional lady. The selection of skin care is great. Facials, vitamin cocktails, treatments, consultation. A+
All I can say is that I highly recommend them.
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