Are there any English speaking laser skincare clinics/ dermatologist that you'd recommend?

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also pls feel free to share your experience as well! I've also had a friend tell me she went to one where you could pay extra to have an english translator

diana · Answer

honestly i'd skip the whole translator thing, it's a waste of money. most clinics in minato-ku have at least one english speaking staff member on rotation. i go to lumina clinic in azabu-juban, the receptionist there is fully bilingual and the doctor studied in australia. it's a smaller place than tokyo skin clinic but the atmosphere is way more relaxed, they don't try to upsell you on products every visit. a session for fraxel on my cheeks was like 15,000 yen which felt fair. just make sure to book online and mention you need english, they'll put you with the right person

zenta · Answer

I've been going to Shonan Towa Clinic in Omotesando for a few years now and they have English speaking staff if you request them when booking. The doctor there trained in the US so he gets the whole "I want to be careful but effective" mindset. A full face laser session runs about 12,000 yen and they have packages that bring it down to around 8,000 per session. The front desk speaks decent English too which helps when you're trying to figure out payment or scheduling.

roselwoll · Answer

tokyo skin clinic in hiroo is probably your best bet, they have english speaking staff and the doctors are legit trained overseas. i went there for laser hair removal and it was fine, they explain everything in english beforehand. the translator option is real but honestly if you go there you won't need it, just costs extra for no reason. dr. nomura at ginza taiyo clinic also speaks english but she's more for medical dermatology than cosmetic stuff. prices at tokyo skin clinic are around 10,000 yen per session for face which is average

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