The Good Skin Place

Skin Care Clinic

4a, Liberator House, Prestwick KA9 2PT, United Kingdom

+44 7905 159096

4a, Liberator House, Prestwick KA9 2PT, United Kingdom

+44 7905 159096

The Good Skin Place

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About The Good Skin Place

The Good Skin Place (trading as Think Aesthetics Ltd) is an independent skin‑health‑clinic based at 4a Liberator House, Prestwick Airport, KA9 2PT, United Kingdom. Their ethos: "happy skin, healthy, naturally" — offering evidence‑based treatment plans, advanced technologies (IPL, microneedling, radio‑frequency skin tightening, skin surgery) and bespoke skincare.

Treatments

Anti Wrinkle Treatment Chemical Peel Aesthetic Skin Consultation Facial Treatments Hair Treatments HIFU Ipl Treatment Platelet Rich Plasma Rosacea Treatment Skin Booster Scarring Skin Texture And Tightening Micro-needling Microneedling With Radiofrequency Pigmentation Treatment Microneedling

Accreditations

"Not listed"

Insurance Accepted

Privately billed clinical services services are provided.
Insurer participation is not routinely disclosed.
Clinicians hold professional indemnity insurance through providers such as Lonsdale Cosmetic Insurance and Medical Defence Union (MDU).
Where clinically indicated, treatment may be recognised by insurers such as Bupa and The Exeter.
Insured pathways depend on host hospital participation and insurer approval.
Purely cosmetic interventions are commonly self-funded.
Patients are advised to verify cover directly with their insurer before booking.