Clear Skin Clinic Bradford

Skin Care Clinic

43 Darley St, Bradford BD1 3HN, United Kingdom

+44 1274 630006

43 Darley St, Bradford BD1 3HN, United Kingdom

+44 1274 630006

Clear Skin Clinic Bradford

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About Clear Skin Clinic Bradford

Clear Skin Clinic Bradford is a private aesthetic, skin, hair and body treatment clinic located at 43 Darley Street, Bradford. Public listings and booking platforms show the clinic offers laser hair removal, hydra-facial, chemical peels, PRP hair regrowth, 3D-lipo/fat-freeze, dermal fillers, anti-wrinkle injections, IV drips and a wide range of beauty and advanced skin treatments. The practice is presented as clinician-led with a history of positive client reviews on booking platforms. (Sources: Companies House, Booksy, Doctory, WhatClinic, Yell, social profiles).

Accreditations

Not publicly listed on clinic pages (no third-party clinical accreditation badges observed on booking/profile pages). Patients should request evidence of clinician qualifications and device certification prior to treatment.

Insurance Accepted

Privately billed clinical services services are provided.
Insurance partnerships are not advertised.
Clinicians hold professional indemnity insurance through providers such as Cosmetic Insure and Medical Defence Union (MDU).
Private medical insurance acceptance varies by insurer, procedure, and clinical indication.
Hospital-based care may be delivered through networks recognising insurers including Vitality and Aetna.
Purely cosmetic interventions are commonly self-funded.
Patients should confirm eligibility and pre-authorisation with their insurer prior to treatment.