I was reading the reviews and couldn’t help but feel I have received the same treatment and experience as a review I saw on here from Hasan Khan.
I was also having microneedling from Jay. I had been going, on and off, for nearly two years. I think I had around 13 to 14 treatments of microneedling on my arm due to some hypertrophic scarring from a tattoo I h...
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I was reading the reviews and couldn’t help but feel I have received the same treatment and experience as a review I saw on here from Hasan Khan.
I was also having microneedling from Jay. I had been going, on and off, for nearly two years. I think I had around 13 to 14 treatments of microneedling on my arm due to some hypertrophic scarring from a tattoo I had removed.
When I contacted Sky Clinic, I felt like I had nowhere else to go. I was at the end and at a very low point. So when they told me they could help, it gave me a lot of hope.
Jay would always tell me, with patience, it will get better — not only better, but he always said we can make it 100% go away if we carry on.
I too seemed to struggle to find any improvement and would come in to Jay on days where I wasn’t even booked in for a treatment, just to discuss where I was with my treatment and how it was going. I would always get the same speech and felt like I couldn’t put my point across.
Again, just like Hasan said, I would come back time and time again because Jay would convince me it was working, and I couldn’t think of anywhere else to go. This affected me so much that I started to feel stupid for not going if he was telling me it was going to work no matter what.
I would send Jay side-by-side pictures — one maybe from before I’d even started going to Sky Clinic — and I could see myself that, if anything, it was better before. He would come back with, “I think it looks better now.”
Also, just like Hasan, I would ask for pictures before treatments, and Jay would only remember to do it if I said something at the start.
I would also like to add that the last time I saw Jay was again just to speak about how my scars are now and what I should do going forward. This was where I felt the most disappointment and decided that Jay had made my mind up for me — never to go back to Sky Clinic again. I told Jay that I am also going to therapy sessions, as this has — and still is — affecting my life and my depression. I thought Jay’s response would be understanding and sympathetic, but he just said, “You don’t even need that. Just forget about it. Get on with your life.”
Now, I know Jay isn’t a counsellor, but I thought that just showed I was a patient Sky Clinic wanted to get as much money from as possible.
If Jay or Sky Clinic choose to dispute anything I’ve said here, I’m more than happy to have a conversation with them directly. I understand that reviews can impact a small business, but this has affected my life in a very real way, and I felt it was something I needed to get off my chest.
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