Terms and Conditions

1. Treatment Terms & Conditions

Prior to any treatment you will always have a consultation to assess whether the treatment is suitable for you, or likely to be successful. If not, we will inform you as to the reasons why. Even if you wish to have a particular treatment, if we do not believe that treatment is in your interest, we will decline to treat you.

Consent

You are required to give written consent to a treatment. You may withdraw that consent at any point or terminate your treatment verbally.

Children

Children and young adults are not allowed in the clinic under any circumstances.
We do not treat children or young adults under the age of 18.

Information

All patients are required to provide contact details; including address, telephone and email in order to secure an appointment.
The Nimmo clinic has a telephone system that is capable of recording conversations for the use of quality monitoring, training, compliance and security purposes. Calls made to The Nimmo Clinic will be stored securely for a period of up to six months, or long enough for an investigation to be concluded.
The Nimmo Clinic has CCTV for the purposes of public safety and the prevention of crime. We do not record consultations or treatment. Images captured will be kept securely and destroyed securely after a period of 2 months.
All clients will complete a medical history form at their first appointment, this is necessary to inform the consultation and treatment planning process.
All information will be treated as confidential and protected in accordance with Data Protection legislation.
Patient information will not be shared with third parties without written permissions and you will not receive unsolicited information from us.
You may choose to remove yourself from our mailing list at any time, by unsubscribing.

New Patient – Virtual Consultation

We acknowledge in some circumstances that virtual consultations may be helpful; particularly for patients who will be travelling long distances. New patients seeking advice from a practitioner in a virtual consultation require a diary appointment of 30 minutes. Patients must login to the virtual waiting room on doxy.me at the time agreed. A charge of £200 is payable in advance. This appointment is subject to the usual cancellation and late attendance conditions. Suitability for any treatments discussed will be subject to a physical examination following the virtual consultation.

Appointments

You will be sent appointment reminders 2 days before your appointment, either by text and/or email.

Please provide a minimum of 2 working days notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, so that we may make best use of our appointment diary.

Appointments will be subject to a £200 deposit (£500-£1000 deposit for dermal filler appointments) refundable on attendance, to mitigate missed appointments, late attendance (15 minutes late or more), or cancellations within 2 working days of the appointment time.
Please do NOT attend the clinic for an appointment if you are unwell. If you are unsure, please call and discuss with the practitioner. Many treatments are contraindicated if you are unwell; this includes colds, cold sores or local skin infections.
Routine review appointments are offered after treatment with Botulinum Toxin as a courtesy. No additional treatment or ‘top up’ is provided free of charge if you fail to attend a review appointment, or once the review period of 2-3 weeks has passed. Should you fail to attend, or cancel, or re-arrange a review appointment within 2 working days prior to the appointment and still wish to undertake a review, the fee for this is £75.

Treatment Courses

Treatment courses are valid for 12 months.

Treatment courses are non-refundable or transferable.

In the event of late or non-attendance, the scheduled treatment will be redeemed from the course to mitigate the loss of clinical time.

Payment

Patients will be charged £200 in advance of a consultation appointment which will be deducted against injectable treatments or treatment courses. The fee is not refundable against single skin treatments or products. In the event that no treatment is undertaken following the consultation, the fee is non refundable. The deposit will be held on account for 4 weeks following the consultation before being redeemed.

You will be advised of the full costs of any treatment plan proposed and agreed, including that of any maintenance treatment, before any treatment is undertaken.

Payment for treatment is taken in full at the time of treatment.

The clinic accepts cash, or major debit and credit cards.

A deposit of £200 (£500-£1000 for dermal filler appointments) will be taken for all treatments.

We will add £50 to your account for each friend you recommend. This can only be redeemed when the referring friend purchases their first treatment, with a minimum spend of £300. There is no maximum number of friends you can refer.

You can store up to 5 referral rewards on your account, i.e. a maximum of £250 to be redeemed against a treatment purchase.

Refer a friend scheme excludes products.

To redeem your reward, you must also spend a minimum of £300. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.

No cash alternative.

Refunds

Fees charged for treatment are for the delivery of a treatment and the accompanying service, which is inclusive of;

consultation and assessment
provision of information and advice
safe treatment with evidence based products
follow up appointments and aftercare advice and support as appropriate

Whilst we undertake to provide excellent service; factual, honest and ethical advice, safe, expert treatment in experienced hands and only the best products, we cannot guarantee your results and cannot offer refunds if the results achieved fail to meet your expectations.

2. Complaints

Click here for the Complaints Policy.

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