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I had a very positive experience with Aesthetica. It’s a very clean and calming clinic with great and friendly staff. Louise who carried out my procedure was lovely and extremely knowledgeable. She talked me through exactly what would be happening and what results I would expect so I had every faith in her abilities. I am due back for a second time and would highly recommend Aesthetica as I am thrilled and completely pleased with the results not to mention the overall price of my surgery.
Had a skin tag removed recently, and I can say I received 5-star service from enquiring online. The treatment itself was all the aftercare and advice I got from the doctor. I would recommend it.
I can highly recommend this clinic. Had a local anaesthetic and there was no pain at all, as the doctor added a 'buffer' to the injection. Shame the NHS can't do this. The staff are very friendly and the doctor was brilliant. Will definitely use it again if needed.
I went to Dr Vadodaria for a gynaecomastia consultation in 2019. He was very receptive, friendly, honest and open to questions. As a result of the pandemic and my own dithering, I didn't follow up on this until 2022. I requested specifically for excision-only, without liposuction, as I didn't want the extra hassle and cost, and I felt that this would look a little unnatural. Dr Vadodaria appears to be one of the few surgeons to offer this as an option, which was one of the reasons that I chose his service. Furthermore, he was patient despite my prolonging the decision to go ahead with it. On the day, everything proceeded smoothly. The rest of the team - the anaesthetist, nurses and the second surgeon - were very friendly and reassuring. If I felt that the local anaesthetic was wearing off, I would simply communicate this. The surgery was complete within one and a half hours without any problems. The aftercare included three visits to the clinic, after one, two and six weeks. The necessary information was provided beforehand, and Dr Vadodaria was easily accessible in case I had questions. The one thing I would say is that, after the week 2 follow up when your inital wound dressings are taken off, you should apply some antiseptic cream and a little Vaseline to the wound, along with a hydrocolloid wound dressing that covers the entire incision. Don't apply silicone gel patches to wounds that haven't healed, as they can potentially tear off the scab. Many thanks to Dr Vadodaria and the rest of the team at MACS clinic!
