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Dr Firas Al-Niaimi is renowned and respected among his patients and his peers all over the world, continually being asked to lecture, train and demonstrate at prestigious events and institutions. Dr Firas believes that you can never stop learning, which is why he always pushes himself further and encourages others to do the same through his exclusive training workshops. Having completed an abundance of advanced laser fellowships, he is one of a small handful of professionals in the UK that are certified in advanced laser resurfacing. Laser procedures are some of the safest treatment options and offer some of the highest quality results for a plethora of skin concerns, from acne and scarring to unwanted moles and birthmarks.
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152, Harley Street, W1G 7LH, London, United Kingdom
- 0208 191 8871
- info@drfirasalniaimi.co.uk
- drfirasalniaimi.co.uk
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