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JUVENOLOGY CLINIC
Medical Aesthetics and Skin Longevity in Maidstone, Kent
AESTHETIC MEDICINE
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Frequently asked questions
Anti-wrinkle treatments, dermal fillers, skin boosters, HIFU, and facials cover the aesthetic side. But I always tell patients that's only half the picture here. We also do longevity medicine, blood testing, and IV therapy, because how your skin ages and how your body ages are the same story, just told in different places.
I keep my full price list published openly. You'll know what you're looking at before you ever step through the door. No vague ranges, no "price on consultation" games.
I treat every patient myself when it comes to aesthetic medicine. In my cardiac days, I learned that the person doing the procedure has to know exactly what's underneath their hands, every vessel, every layer.
82 King Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1BH.
Book online, or message me directly on WhatsApp if you have questions first. I'm happy to talk things through before you commit to anything.
How To Find Juvenology Clinic
The easiest option is Sainsbury's, directly behind us, free for up to 2 hours. There are also paid bays right across the road on King Street if you need longer.If those are full, try:The Mall Maidstone (Romney Place, ME15 6AT), multi-storey, entrance on King StreetFremlin Walk (Earl Street, ME14 1PS), 760 spaces, 26 disabled bays, open 24 hours, card or contactless only, 2.1m height limitUnion Street West, Brooks Place, or Palace Avenue, council-run, short walk awayCouncil car parks are ticketless and use the RingGo app, worth downloading beforehand. Blue badge holders park free in any disabled bay, or a standard bay if none are free.Full details on the council's interactive car park map.
By car: Take the M20, joining at Swanley (Junction 3 off the M25), then follow it to Junction 6 for Maidstone town centre. From central or east London, the A20 runs the same route via Swanley and Wrotham before joining the M20. Allow around an hour, more at peak times.By train: Maidstone East has a direct service from London Victoria, just over an hour. Generally the more reliable option if you'd rather skip the traffic.
By car: Cross via the Dartford Crossing, then take the M25 south to Junction 3, joining the M20 towards Maidstone and leaving at Junction 6 for the town centre. Allow an hour to an hour and a half, plus time for the crossing itself, which can be busy at peak times. By train: Routes from Essex usually mean travelling into London first, then back out to Maidstone East, so by car is generally quicker unless you're already near a direct rail line into London.
From East Sussex (Eastbourne, Hastings): Take the A21 north towards Royal Tunbridge Wells, then the A228 through to the M20 near Maidstone.From West Sussex: Take the A264 towards East Grinstead, continuing to Tunbridge Wells to join the same route.
By car: Join the M25 to Junction 3 (near Swanley), then the M20 to Junction 6 for Maidstone town centre. From western Surrey, this usually means joining the M25 clockwise; from eastern Surrey, closer to Junction 3, the drive is more direct. By train: Routes from Surrey generally connect via London, so allow extra time for the connection into Maidstone East.
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