Medical disclaimer
Everything on this website is general information about our services. It is not medical advice, and reading it can’t tell you whether a treatment suits you. That is decided in consultation.
General information, not advice
Our pages and journal articles explain what a treatment is, how a visit runs and what to ask. They can’t take account of anyone’s health, skin or history, and they don’t replace advice from a doctor who has seen you.
Please don’t start, stop or put off any treatment, or set aside advice from your own doctor, because of something you read here.
Suitability is decided in consultation
Clinic treatments begin with a consultation. It starts with questions about health and a look at the skin or hair. Only then is any option suggested.
Sometimes the right answer is a simpler treatment, a salon appointment or nothing at all. We’ll say so.
Results vary
The same treatment works differently from one person to the next. Where a page describes a course of sessions, the number is discussed at your consultation.
No result is promised.
Who carries out what
Every clinical treatment, including the clinic’s skin treatments and laser hair reduction, is carried out by a qualified doctor.
Haircuts, the hair spa, manicures, pedicures and salon facials are given by our salon and beauty staff. Massage in the Ayurveda room and time in the steam room are for comfort and rest. Neither is a treatment for any medical condition.
Questions about your own health
We can’t answer personal medical questions through the website form, WhatsApp, email or social media, and we don’t diagnose anyone online. Bring those questions to a consultation.
In a medical emergency, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital. Please don’t use the reservation form or a message.
Images
The pictures on this website are of two kinds. Most are illustrations made for the site: the people and treatment scenes, the short films and the still-life pictures. The people in them are not real people, and not our doctor, our staff or our clients; no scene shows a treatment that took place here, or its result. Pictures of our floor on the clinic and visit pages are design renders, with a line saying so, until photographs replace them. When we add photographs of the clinic, they will show the finished rooms, never a client. No image on this website shows a client or the result of a treatment.
Review dates
When a registered medical practitioner has reviewed a clinical page or article, the page says so, with the date of that review. An “Updated” date on its own shows only when the words last changed, not a medical review. Medical guidance changes over time, so check the review date.
Device and product names that appear in journal articles belong to their owners.