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Photographed here

Real clients.Consent on file.

Every photograph on this page is a Bradford Skin Clinic client who agreed in writing to let us show it. That is exactly why there are fewer of them here than you will see on other clinics' websites.

  • 11 pairs, all of them ours
  • No stock photography
  • Nothing generated
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What we can, and cannot, tell you about these photographs.

Four things are worth knowing before you scroll. Two of them are the sort of thing most clinics leave out.

A prepared clinic tray holding two bottles of skincare, a small plant and two stainless steel extraction tools.
The clinic's own tray, in the clinic's own room. So are the photographs below.

They are real, unretouched pairs

These are the clinic's own photographs of its own clients. Nothing here is stock photography, nothing has been bought from a device manufacturer, and nothing has been generated.

The intervals have not been estimated

Where the clinic has confirmed what produced a result, the caption says it. The acne pair below took a year on our acne protocol, and it says so. For the rest we have not written how many weeks sat between the two frames, because the clinic has not confirmed it for those particular pairs. A plausible-sounding number would be a made-up one, so the slot says so instead.

Treatment and clinician are also to be confirmed

The same applies to which treatment produced each result and which clinician performed it. Those will be added once the clinic confirms them against its own records.

Your result will be your own

Skin, history and how you heal are individual. These photographs show what happened for these people. What is realistic for you is something we will tell you at your consultation, before you book.

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Before and after, in one frame.

Drag the handle, or focus it and use the arrow keys. Same client, same lighting, same position. The only thing that changed between the two photographs is the client's skin.

This pair is a year apart, on the clinic's acne protocol. Where a pair's interval is still blank elsewhere on this page, it is blank because the clinic has not confirmed it from its own records, and it stays blank until it does.

Before treatment The same client after treatment Before After
Real client · consent on file One year

The clinic acne protocol

Where they were taken

One clinic, one camera, one room.

Consistency is most of what makes a before and after honest. Same room, same light, same angle, and a client who agreed to it in writing first.

The Bradford Skin Clinic reception desk, with the clinic name in brushed gold on the wall behind it.
The clinic
A treatment room at Bradford Skin Clinic, with a black reclining treatment chair beside the equipment counter.
Treatment room
The skin assessment room at Bradford Skin Clinic, with a consultation desk, mirror and daylight from the window.
Skin assessment
A white reclining treatment chair in a bright Bradford Skin Clinic treatment room.
Treatment chair
A prepared clinic tray holding two bottles of skincare, a small plant and two stainless steel extraction tools.
Prepared tray
The Bradford Skin Clinic waiting area, with seating, an olive tree and the arched retail shelving.
Waiting area
Ten pairs

Ten more, and that is all of them.

We would rather publish ten pairs we can stand behind than forty we cannot. If you want to see more, ask at your consultation and we will show you what is relevant to your own skin.

Counting the pair in the slider above, that is eleven. If a clinic near you is showing hundreds, it is worth asking how many of them are their own clients.

Next step

Ask what is realistic for your skin.

A consultation costs nothing and ends with an honest answer, including when the honest answer is that a treatment would not do much for you. You can walk out without booking anything.

A client lying back with her eyes closed during a facial treatment at the clinic.
A close-up portrait of a woman's face with clear, even skin and a small mole on the cheek.
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