Laser Treatments

I would highly recommend this clinic for acne treatment. I suffered from very bad Active Acne and acne cyst for many years. After just two treatments at this clinic I noticed such a big difference to my skin .I had tried various different products and treatments in the past, but nothing seemed to work. After hearing about the Laser Treatment Clinic advanced treatments, I decided to try it. After just a couple of treatments my acne started to clear up very quickly.I had great results.

All the laser therapists and consultants have been there for years and are very experienced in laser treatments. This is saying something. The laser therapist treating me was very informative and had about 10 years experience with laser treatment and what i liked was that she was very sympathetic and understanding and she explained everything to me. After 7 treatments I now have perfectly clear skin.

This treatment is the only thing that has worked for me and I tried every thing under the sun for the 6 years before I found this. I was on roaccutane, the pill, glycolic acid products, nothing seemed to work. I would say this treatment had the fastest results with no side effects to worry about. I would highly recommend this clinic for acne treatment.Everyone now tells me how great my skin looks. Thanks Laser treatment clinic! Im happy to recommend you. Its the least i can do.

I was looking to have a tattoo removed so was invited in for a 'free' consultation. This involved a test patch to make sure I didn't have an adverse reaction. After the test patch I was talked through a contract for recommended treatment. Bearing in mind that it wouldn't be clear for several days as to whether I'd have an adverse reaction, I was asked to pay the sum of £399 for 6 treatment sessions. I told them I didn't want to do this as I didn't know at that point whether I wanted to go ahead or not. They suggested I pay a 'deposit' of £50 to secure a follow up consultation and that I could cancel it if I wanted to. I was verbally told I would get my money back if I didn't want to go ahead.

I didn't want to go ahead so cancelled my appointment with a clear three working days notice. When I finally got to talk to someone on the phone about my refund, they said they'd call me back, but didn't. Givien that I work nearby, I went into the clinic to discuss a refund. I spoke to the manager, who in a rather stern and unsympathetic manner, told me that I would not get a refund as the £50 deposit paid for the test patch, which was meant to be free! She then got my contract which, as most contracts, had the smallest print with little time, or inclination on my behalf to read it word for word, particularly as I'd been told I would get my money returned if I didn't want to go ahead. Big mistake! Be aware, the contract states that if you do not wish to go ahead with treatment or cancel, you WILL NOT GET A REFUND! They ask you to pay the full fee up front, if you change your mind, you'll lose it all! I'm miffed about the £50, but would have felt worse about £399. I'm still fighting for my £50 on principle.

Lazer treament has seriously improved my confidence, I am extremely hairy, to the extent that I was having to get waxed every two weeks. Then a friend introduced me to the Clinic that she has her Lazer Treatments ,I had a consultation with them and have not looked back since, I have been three times now and I am already seeing a big improvement. Well impressed! 

I had 1 Profractional laser treatment to treat acne scars.

My scars are deep pitted.

- 5% improvement of deep scars

- 60% improvement in overall complexion

- 70% improvement on acne marks

Cost: $600

Pain: painful but not unbearable

Downtime: 2 days of hiding / 2 weeks back to 100% - I was bleeding

Conclusion: For Profractional laser treatments to be effective 6 treatments are recommended. From my 1 treatment alone, I definitely feel satisfied and will return for more.

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Hello,

I had laser hair removal three times and it is a waste of money. My hair started growing normally after 2 months post treatments. I have very pale skin and dark blond hair. Maybe it works for people with black hair but it didn't work for me at all. I wish I haven't done this at all. Apart of that it was very painfull. I am not the only person who can say the same. Few of my friends tried too and ended up with the same problem as me - hair were growing back after 2 months.

the best way is to calm your acne down is to have a good diet. put more Zinc in your diet. it helped me.

I wouldnt advise anyone to get a Laser Treatment done, it is a total waste of money!

I have had acne since i was about 11, then tried diannette when i was 15 which worked but I put weight on and it seemed to change my mood. I then came off dianette and my acne came back, i decided to try some antibiotics and creams but these didnt make much of a difference except dried my skin out. I then gave up up and just tried to keep my acne under control by spending a fortune on different face washes, moisterisers makeup etc.

I then watched the programme on This Morning programme talking about the new treatment for acne called Nlite laser. They showed a girl on there who suffered bad acne, she had had the treatment and her skin looked amazing, they had before and after pictures to prove it, I thought great..this looked like the miracle.

I then booked for my consultation at the private clinic in Manchester, had a 5 minute chat with a woman that convinced me all models have this treatment and how beautiful i was that laser treatment would change my life etc etc, basically given me false hope. I paid £700 for 3 treatments and products...the treatment was quite uncomfortable but i thought pain is gain, but unfortunately not. Laser hasn't made any difference to my acne at all, I am just disappointed I've spent that much money, plus they advise you that you can not use sunbeds or if you decide to go in the sun you have to put a highscreen on as you are at risk of skin cancer. Now i am worried because i do not know what real damage this laser has been done to my skin, but it certainly hasnt done anything for my acne at all.

I have been plagued with acne since I was 12. I had been on various antibiotics, had horrid creams that felt like they were burning, taken the contraceptive pill Dianette and been on Roaccutane. After Roaccutance my skin was much better, but I had been left very sensitive, and still with some spots. I was researching on the internet and came across the private clinic which showed a clip from "This Morning" of a woman who had had a special "N-Lite" laser treatment. After reading all about it, I honestly thought it would be the answer to all my problems. I had a free consultation with a man who did the whole "oh, your mum could be your sister", but I still decided to go ahead. We paid £750 for 3 treatments. The laser hurt. On one occasion I went and the laser was broke. Afterwards my face was as red as a beetroot. I think it's made my face even more sensitive than it was before, and my skin tone is now uneven. AND my spots are not gone. They also try to make you buy their horrendously over priced products. £750 for nothing! I wanted to write this review to hopefully prevent others from making the mistake of thinking Acne Laser Treatment will miraculously work.