INNODERM Aesthetic Clinic
Doctor-led City of London clinic offering injectables, Morpheus8 RF microneedling, polynucleotide skin boosters and laser treatments near Tower Hill.
London aesthetic clinics — injectables, laser & skin, body, wellness
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6 clinics to explore · The City
Doctor-led City of London clinic offering injectables, Morpheus8 RF microneedling, polynucleotide skin boosters and laser treatments near Tower Hill.
City of London branch of a non-surgical aesthetics practice established in 2012, running alongside its Harley Street clinic, offering injectables, laser rejuvenation and PRP.
Medical aesthetic and beauty clinic near Liverpool Street led by a GP with over 30 years' experience, offering injectables, PDO thread lifts, PRP, EMSculpt and vitamin IV therapy.
Dr Leah's first clinic (opened 2014), offering injectables, thread lifts, Ultherapy, Profhilo and laser treatments three minutes from Moorgate station; mole removal and threadlifts unavailable at this branch.
City of London clinic run by Harley Academy, offering injectables, Lumecca IPL and Morpheus8 RF microneedling, with a dedicated aesthetic complications service.
City of London multidisciplinary clinic combining aesthetic doctors and a cosmetic/dental surgeon, offering injectables, laser, CoolSculpting and Morpheus8.
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