22/F, Car Po Commercial Building, 18 to 20 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong · Injectables and Tox
High Society Skin Clinic is an aesthetics clinic in Central, Hong Kong, opened in 2018. It is known for a bespoke, low pressure approach and a menu of authentic, top tier injectable brands. We profile it here as a strong example of a considered approach to injectables in Hong Kong. Always confirm current details, pricing and your suitability directly with the clinic.
Book a consultation →High Society Skin Clinic sits on Lyndhurst Terrace in Central, Hong Kong, and has built a following since 2018 for a bespoke, client first manner that favours measured results over a hard sell. Its injectable menu features established brands such as Botox, Juvederm and Sculptra alongside skin treatments, which suits a reader who wants refreshment over transformation. The supervising doctor and the clinicians performing each treatment are best confirmed directly and treated as to be confirmed, as is current regulatory registration.
Car Po Commercial Building, Central, Hong Kong. Confirm the current floor and opening hours with the clinic.
The supervising medical practitioner should be confirmed directly with the clinic before booking.
Anti wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and skin treatments.
Botulinum toxin to soften expression lines, placed conservatively for a refreshed rather than frozen look. See the treatment guide.
Hyaluronic acid fillers for subtle support and contour, with reversibility a sensible safeguard. Read about dermal fillers.
Collagen stimulating injectables and skin treatments to support skin quality. Confirm the current menu and which clinician performs each treatment.
The specific treatments, products and clinicians available change over time and should be treated as to be confirmed until verified directly with High Society Skin Clinic.
In Hong Kong dollars, varying by the number of areas treated. A senior Central clinic sits at the upper end.
Depending on the product and area. Confirm the brand and the quantity advised at consultation.
Some clinics charge a consultation fee, sometimes redeemable against treatment. Ask in advance.
These figures are indicative, quoted in Hong Kong dollars, and reflect typical local pricing rather than the clinic's published rates. Treat every figure as to be confirmed until set out in writing by High Society Skin Clinic. Pricing depends on the clinician, the product and the plan agreed at your consultation.
Injectable treatments are medical procedures and carry real risks even in expert hands. Anti wrinkle injections can cause temporary bruising, headache, and, uncommonly, a drooping brow or eyelid that resolves over weeks. Dermal fillers can cause swelling, bruising, lumps and, rarely, a vascular occlusion where filler blocks a blood vessel and needs immediate treatment. The under eye and nose areas carry higher risk and call for a senior injector. Choosing a medically qualified clinician who keeps dissolving enzyme on hand is one of the most important safeguards you can ask about. Results vary, many treatments are temporary, and nothing is guaranteed. Discuss your medical history, suitability and the specific risks of your chosen treatment in person.
At your consultation, ask which clinician will treat you and their qualification, which product they will use, what the realistic result and longevity are, and how complications are managed. A reputable clinic welcomes these questions.
Medical disclaimer. Injectable aesthetic treatments are medical procedures. This profile is independent general information, not medical advice or an endorsement. Prices are indicative and results vary from person to person. Suitability, technique and risks should be assessed in person by a qualified, licensed practitioner. Confirm all details, including current pricing and regulation, with the provider before booking.
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