£69 for a £180 Voucher Towards Injection Treatment to Reduce the Appearance of Fine Lines and Wrinkles or Dermal Fillers at London Beauty Clinic While burrowing cows are of great concern to dairy farmers, there's increasing social concern about furrowing brows. Fill in the trenches with today's Groupon: £69 for a £189 voucher toward wrinkle reducing injection or dermal fillers at London Beauty Clinic. Located on the w... Receive updates now- 62%

£69 for a £180 Voucher Towards Injection Treatment to Reduce the Appearance of Fine Lines and Wrinkles or Dermal Fillers at London Beauty Clinic

Groupon from London Beauty Clinic London South

Highlights

Registered with Healthcare Commission and National Association of Phlebotomists
Easy access from Streatham Hill Rail
UK trained staff

Fine Print

Expires 10 January 2012.
Groupon valid for 1 person, may buy multiple as gifts. Booking required via email info@londonbeautyclinic.co.uk. 48 hour cancellation policy. Valid at Streatham location only (SW16 1DR) Tue 10am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm. Must be aged 25-60. Not suitable for pregnant women. Voucher value based on cost of one syringe of dermal filler. Treatment valid on lower eye area only, excludes areas above the eye i.e. forehead. Valid for one treatment area only. Includes consultation.
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While burrowing cows are of great concern to dairy farmers, there's increasing social concern about furrowing brows. Fill in the trenches with today's Groupon: £69 for a £189 voucher toward wrinkle reducing injection or dermal fillers at London Beauty Clinic. Located on the wide boulevard that is Streatham High Road, customers can trundle over London Beauty Clinic during a day of shopping, park-going, or trainspotting. Both of the treatments on offer go into one-on-one combat with worrisome wrinkles and lines of the under-eye variety, smoothing out the skin, and aiming to make it tight as a rope walker. The effects are long lasting and will be carried out by a practitioner who is registered with the Healthcare Commission and the National Association of Phlebotomist.