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Our clinic offers a broad range of beauty services, including advanced facials and wet cupping. Our highly-trained and professional team is experienced in taking care of all of our clients’ beauty needs, using only the best products on the market. Instead of temporary improvement we should aim for a long lasting results. So start your skin journey with us to achieve the results you want. - Pain free Laser Hair Removal - Chemical Skin Peel - Dermaquest - Microneedling - Hydrodermabrasion - BB Glow - Cupping - Advance Facials - Microneedling - Dermaplaning - Radio frequency treatment - cavitation - training academy - laser hair removal training - skin care training - beauty level 3 and 4 training - Training Academy - Beauty Courses
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52 Churchgate, LE1 4AJ, Leicester, United Kingdom
- 0116 319 3132
- Enquiries@thessaesthetics.co.uk
- thessaesthetics.co.uk
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