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Nourish more than the skin at Lakeridge

Lakeridge Health, Beauty and Skincare Clinic has been a part of the Cooroy community for over 20 years, offering high quality Australian product and services including award winning organic skincare and make-up.

“Lakeridge offers services such as advance facials, beauty treatments, Laser Hair removal, LED light therapy, Bowen Therapy, massage and spa body treatments and we now offer injectables,“ Lisa and Rachel said.

“Our injector is a local doctor, Ruth Johnson. Dr Ruth is available for consultation on Fridays. Our focus is on the health of the skin but also health and wellbeing of the whole body system. The clinic has been designed to create a safe and relaxing space and it is often the comment of our clients that they tell us ’it has a lovely feeling when walking through the door’.“

Booking online at lakeridge.com.au or call 07 54426239 to make an appointment.

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