We recently exhibited at the Health Mela in Preston which was a first for Laserase but something I am sure we will repeat next year, as we had such a fabulous time.
The event is a celebration of health and healthcare in Preston and was aimed at the whole community - young and old. There were lots of exhibitors there promoting health, healthy eating, nutrition, screening, diagnostic testing, advice, information and a whole load of experts to talk to.
As well as all the advice on offer there was also lots of fun activities from smoothie making to Bollywood dancing displays and I think it’s fair to say that everyone, visitor and exhibitors alike, had a great time.
As the leading laser clinic in the region, we felt it was important we had a presence at such a prestigious health event to talk to people about the benefits of laser treatments for a whole host of health programmes. We also wanted to get the message across that if you have a NHS consultant referral for laser treatment for certain conditions, such as acne or acessive hirsuitism for example, you can have laser treatments with us on the NHS.
Throughout the event there were hundreds of people through the doors and Laserase staff were kept busy talking to visitors about their skincare concerns from excessive hair growth, its causes and treatments, to dealing with skin pigmentation and everything in-between!
As well as providing our own advice and mini consultations we also gave out goody bags and information packs to visitors to our stand and it was really lovely to have an opportunity to meet so many people on an informal basis like this. In addition, it was really useful to network with other healthcare providers in the region and share good practice.
We would also like to say congratulations to xxxx who is the successful winner of a dermaroller treatment worth £400 which they won after entering a competition at the Health Mela.
See you in Preston next year!

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