1. Throughout 2025, they advertised £1,295 for a fat transfer procedure covering tear troughs + temple on their website.
2. Then, they quoted £1,500 for ONLY tear troughs, after reviewing photos over email in July 2025.
3. Then, they *insisted* on an "in-person" £150 consultation in December 2025 (when most doctors go remote).
4. Then, on the basis of this s...
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1. Throughout 2025, they advertised £1,295 for a fat transfer procedure covering tear troughs + temple on their website.
2. Then, they quoted £1,500 for ONLY tear troughs, after reviewing photos over email in July 2025.
3. Then, they *insisted* on an "in-person" £150 consultation in December 2025 (when most doctors go remote).
4. Then, on the basis of this superficial "in-person" consultation, they quoted £1,995 for the procedure.
5. Then, they secretly updated the price to £2,495 on their website.
They went from £1,295 to £1,500 to £1,995 to £2,495 in three months? Just look at the attached image.
And, even if they wanted to raise prices, why did they have to be sneaky and deceptive about it? Why bait and switch on innocent and unsuspecting customers?
These are deplorable and unlawful bait-and-switch tactics, which are BANNED in properly functioning countries, and which would be flagged by a medical board in said functional countries--but this clinic takes a bet on the "much less educated" York population and the repressed conditioning of Brits, who don't know anything about class-action lawsuits and will say nothing about their increasingly corroded social fabric.
This clinic lures you into spending HUNDREDS OF POUNDS on long-distance travel to York for an unnecessary "in-person" consultation, then they quietly bump the price to doubled extremes.
You have no idea how unethical and horrible this is, and how quickly their medical licenses would be pulled for deceptive "medical marketing" practices in much more high-functioning, higher-educated, higher-regulated, countries. But...enjoy!
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