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cosmetology What would you call a clinic that provides its clients with services referring to medical and non-medical procedures? For example, the so called beauty injections, massage, skincare, manicure, epilation and so on.

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That sounds like a spa to me
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We called them a spa or an aesthetics clinic.
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In the United States, we call them a Spa.
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Non-medical treatments are done in a spa. Medical treatments related to beauty, such as Botox, are done at a Med-Spa.
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In the UK, a salon/spa would provide non-invasive/non-medical beauty treatments. Other aesthetic treatments, such as injections, might be provided at a (skin/dermatology/beauty/aesthetic) clinic. Regulations mean that qualified, medical professionals are keen to distinguish between their treatments and non-medical, however, there is some crossover between services. :-)

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