Allure Aesthetics

Skin care clinicGlasgow
  • First Floor, Allure Aesthetics, 9 Busby Rd, Clarkston, Glasgow G76 7RB, United Kingdom See on the map

About Allure Aesthetics

Allure Aesthetics in Glasgow combines non-surgical medical aesthetics, minor surgery and targeted skin care. Its menu includes wrinkle-relaxing injections, dermal fillers and Dermalux LED phototherapy, with further treatments for acne, rosacea and thread veins.

A purpose-built clinic includes a minor-surgery operating room and specialist skin-scan area. For rosacea, Allure combines Dermalux LED with cosmeceutical skincare. Its hypotrichosis service supports natural eyelash growth, with a four-month course followed by maintenance. Nervous patients are welcome, and consultations help identify suitable treatment options and prices.

What it is known for

  • Minor surgery treatment room
  • Rosacea LED therapy

A good match for

  • Skin concerns and non-surgical aesthetics

Ask at your consultation

  • The lash-growth course is recommended for four months before maintenance.

Treatments

Also offers: anti-wrinkle injections, doctor or nurse-led and hydraFacial

Opening hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10 am–8 pm
Wednesday
10 am–2 pm
Thursday
10 am–8 pm
Friday
10 am–2:30 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Location

First Floor, Allure Aesthetics, 9 Busby Rd, Clarkston, Glasgow G76 7RB, United Kingdom

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Questions patients ask

  • Do they treat nervous patients?

    Yes. They welcome nervous patients and spend time with all patients during their appointments.

  • Who performs injectable treatments?

    A Registered General Nurse Prescriber performs all injectable treatments, and the clinic is registered with Health Improvement Scotland.

  • What happens during a skin consultation?

    They take a full medical history and perform a skin analysis, then construct a treatment plan to improve the skin.

  • How much do wrinkle treatments cost?

    Four areas cost £300, five areas £330 and six areas £350. An individual area treated on its own costs £80.

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