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Saoire Aesthetics is a doctor-led aesthetic medicine clinic in Tullamore, specialising in anti-wrinkle treatments, skin boosters such as Profhilo, and other injectables.
The owner, Dr Saoire, graduated from medical school at the University of Limerick with an honours degree in Medicine and Surgery. After leaving university, she worked as a medical doctor in Irish Public Hospitals, working in general medicine, paediatrics, surgery and psychiatry. This led to the development of a particular interest in aesthetics and from there, to the field of aesthetic medicine. Dr Saoire completed her advanced training in London and has worked full time as a medical aesthetician for the last number of years. Dr. Saoire's favourite treatment is Profhilo as it give a natural-looking, long-lasting radiance to the skin.
All consultations are free. The clinic is located in Market Square, Tullamore (above Brushed Hair Salon).
For bookings you can message via Whatsapp on 085 149 8565: or on my page on Instagram @drsaoire.
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