Gresford Skincare Clinic

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Gresford Skincare Clinic
Wellfield House
Pentre Lane
Gresford
Wrexham
LL12 8RN
Phone: 01978 854411


The Gresford Skincare and Laser Clinic is located between Wrexham and Chester and is the only specialised centre in the area which is solely dedicated to problem skins, skin health and skin care maintenance. We specialise in Laser/IPL treatments for hair and tattoo removal, red veins and pigmentation. We treat clients from Cheshire, Wirral, Merseyside, Conwy, Flintshire, Wrexham, Denbighshire and all of North Wales and the North West.

The Gresford Skincare and Laser Clinic offers professional and individually tailored therapies and are carried out by a Consultant Skincare Therapist, Clinical Physiologist and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner.

All treatments are carried out by the following fully trained staff and accredited skin specialists.

Gillian Hart holds an International Skin Care Diploma and a BTEC in Advanced Skin Laser Technology, Application and Treatments from Loughborough College and is a member of the British Medical Laser Association.

Kath Cumberland is an Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner with 14 years experience and fully trained in a wide range of injectable wrinkle therapies including Collagen Restylane, Sculptra, Juvederm, Botox, Zyderm, Zyplast, Hylaform, Hydrafil and Elastase.

Treatments are specifically targeted at improving and correcting skin problems including:

-Unwanted Hair Removal
-LaserTattoo Removal
-Red Vein Removal- Rosacea- Thread veins
-Lines, Wrinkles and Folds
-Scarred Skin
-Pigmented, Discoloured Skin, Sun Damage, Age Spots

OUR Laser HAir Removal
Hair growth and its management is an issue throughout the world and women in particular are subject to enormous social and cultural pressures to conform to standards set by their societies. The desire to remove excess or unwanted hair, whether through medical necessity or cosmetic preference, is not new, but with the development of advanced laser and pulsed light systems, the potential for long-term removal is.

The area to be treated should be clipped or shaved to leave visible stubble and a clear gel applied to cool the skin during treatment. The clinician can then move the handpiece over the area to be treated. The end-points are erythema and localised swelling around each hair follicle. A cooling gel or ice pack can be applied to the area post treatment to help cool the skin and ease any patient discomfort.