anti ageing treatment

Anti-ageing Treatments

anti-ageing injections

botox

dermal fillers

lip enhancement

skin care treatment

Advanced Skin Care Treatments

chemical peels

crystal clear mask

Genie Take 10 facelifts

acne scarring

skin boosters

Facial Treatments

dermalogica™ prescription facial

teen facial acne

dermalogica™ microzone facial

skin booster treatments

body treatment

Body Treatments

stretch mark reduction

skin contouring

microsclerotherapy

advanced cosmetic procedures

Welcome to Beauty Lodge

Sarah Thomas – Electrolysis Specialist

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Marcus Thomas MBCHB MRCGP – Botox Specialist

All forms of minor surgery with histology are performed by Dr Thomas. The range of lesions excised includes moles, sebaceous cysts, seborrhoeric keratoses, warts and ingrowing toenail removal.

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qualifications
Sarah is a member of the British Association & Institute of Electrolysis (BIAE), and an NHS Supplier for Transgender Electrolysis. She is a member of the British Association of Therapists and Cosmetologists (BABTAC), and a member of Cosmetic Treatments and Injectables Association (CTIA).
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Appointments
Call us on 01234 602783 or email us to make an appointment to see Sarah or one of her assistants.

Check our Contacts page for information on how to get to us.
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Sarah is pleased to announce that she is fully trained to MASCED (Melanoma and Skin Cancer Early Detection) standards. MASCED is a national Accreditation Programme for Health and Beauty Industry Professionals. Read more

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face treatments

A range of therapies carefully selected to make your face look and feel sensational.

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body treatments
Sarah offers a wide range of treatments for your body: stretch mark reduction, micro sclerotherapy, surgical electrolysis and much more.
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thread vein treatment
Sclerotherapy is a treatment for thread veins and involves the injection of a medical solution into the vein that results in microscopic damage to the cells, causing the vein to close, then disperse.