sveltik medical - Benito Juárez

Appalling. They want to inject you and they do not tell you what it is. The man who attends has a severe mental illness and reacts horribly when asked about things. Be careful

THIS PEOPLE IS A FRAUD, THEY CHARGE YOU A CHARMING GROUP AND DO NOTHING ANYTHING THAT THE GROUP PROMISES, THE BOTOX IS NOT REAL, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY PUT BUT IT IS NOT REAL. I WILL NEVER BE BACK

It is a scam, do not come to this place. I went for a $ 99 facial, and was persuaded to pay $ 1,700 for the course of hydrating, and firming with Botox. So far I don't see the effects. Do not be scammed. Groupon, or peixe is irresponsible in allowing fake companies to advertise on its platform

I acquired this service through the PEIXE page before Groupon and later I realized that there were negative comments, I contacted the Pseudo Dr. and argued that they are malicious false comments and I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt. Don't do it, don't go, don't buy this service, IT IS A FRAUD. Sveltik Médical It is not an aesthetic medicine clinic as advertised on the internet and face, it is a man taking advantage of people's goodwill. Don't risk your money and maybe your health, because you don't know what this man actually applies to you, if anything. 1.- In your advertising you never specify that the "Botox" units are not enough to carry out the supposed treatment 2.- The man, already being there, insists too much that at that moment you buy more product so that you work (I mean, it won't work for you) 3.- The supposed botox that he applied to me, as well as the "hyaluronate acid) has not had any effect on my face, I only injected my face in a very painful way, because according to him he did not give me anesthesia and when I finished I told him that I did not see any effect to which he and his assistant laughed and told me that it took 3 days to absorb the product which was a complete lie. 4.- The place where they attend is advertised as a clinic, which is a lie is an office with two stretchers. 5 .. The alleged doctor refuses to show you the product when applying it, when you ask him what will he apply to me? He tells you: It's what I taught you a while ago in the magazine, trusting I let the supposed Botox apply to me and it has only turned out to be a fraud. 6.- The man does not have the infrastructure to serve people, there is no one who attends only by appointment and he arrived half an hour late after the mentioned time. 7.- The address they handle on their PEIXE page where the clinic is supposed to exist is FALSE since by phone they quote you in a different place, arguing that they changed place. 8.- PEIXE sells these coupons without verifying that the service is provided properly and that the products they are supposed to use are of quality.

I just bought a coupon for a treatment at this clinic. It did not occur to me to investigate before until a few moments ago when I read the bad reviews and recommendations not to go to the place. I don't know how I can get my money back, but I'd rather lose a 160 peso coupon than go where everyone has had bad experiences.