Doctor stealing treatments from patients for her own face. I didn’t understood why my Botox of one area I always done in the past always worked until I came to Harley Street SK:N clinic and met the doctor performing the procedure couldn’t move her face muscles because of all the treatments she’ve done. Horrific and I didn’t knew this existed until this happened to me. I’ve done this treatment many times before and I have always seen results usually already within an hour and improving by the end of day or next day. This time, I thought that’s strange, I can’t see any improvements. The treated area is exactly the same. I let wait to the next day. Still nothing. Then it struck me, as soon I entered the room, the doctor asked me one question about what treatment I booked for and I answered. After that she talked uninterruptedly with out giving any indications she’s interested to hear me. She tried to sell me another treatment, which I declined as I wasn’t interested in doing anything than what I’ve done in the past and which I’ve always been happy with. I was asked to lay down on the stretcher. It took only seconds after I laid down for the doctor to push the need in and she was done in less than half a min. I was really surprised and kind of pleased how quick this took, not knowing of what I later would understand was an empty needle and a complete fraud treatment. Looking back at my treatment, I understood that the doctor didn’t draw any substance into the needle and neither me feeling anything sensations, which I always felt in the past. There you go, how would you defend that you wouldn’t got any treatments? Either, SK:N have set up a fraudulent business plan or the doctor is stealing treatments for her own face! I’m sure many went from there thinking, this treatment might not be working for me, maybe I should pay for 2-3 treatments next time. How would a client defend they have received anything. At the end, the client won’t be getting a refund neither their treatment. This company is a fraud and they are there to steal from you. To add another note, this doctor in particular have done so many treatments on her face. The usual expression, rubber face would be too kind to express.