londonrealskin.com Reviews 4

TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars

Be Careful With Pricing

I went to London Real Skin for a milia removal on my eyelid. Loretta, the receptionist, was excellent — very responsive and clear in her communication via email and phone. Dr Inna did a good job removing the milia, although the procedure was painful.

The reason for the 3-star review is the pricing issue. Before my appointment, I repeatedly confirmed the cost with Loretta and was told each time that the treatment would be £50. I specifically asked multiple times because I like to be prepared for what I’m paying.

After the treatment was completed, Dr Inna told me the total was £150 — triple the quoted price. When I explained I hadn’t budgeted for this and had been told £50, I was told that “the receptionists don’t know how much treatments are,” which is concerning given they book these treatments daily.

I then found myself in an awkward position of having to negotiate the price after the procedure had already been done. I ended up paying £75, even though the originally agreed price was £50. Pricing should never be negotiated post-treatment, especially when a price has been clearly discussed in advance.

Be cautious and make sure pricing is confirmed in writing, as unexpected price changes are not acceptable.

December 20, 2025
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Professional skincare treatments with a personal touch

I recently visited London Real Skin and had a fantastic experience. The clinic has a lovely atmosphere, and the staff were incredibly helpful. What I appreciated most was that I didn't feel pressured into any treatments or products – they were honest about what would benefit my skin without any sales tactics. My therapist was wonderful, providing insightful advice and ensuring I had a relaxing hydrafacial with Dermalux. Overall, a highly recommended clinic for anyone looking for professional skincare treatments with a personal touch.

April 5, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Bad service overpriced

After having a consultation a while back I have to say I wasn’t impressed at all. There are many clinics that do these treatments but the prices are way too high here and not very honest with expectations. Overall would give 0 stars. I had a fair lady with a pony tail forgot her name but she speaks very patronising to you rather than being patient and honest about the treatment.

April 3, 2023
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