Spread the Cost. Pay Monthly. Never a Penny More.
Every treatment course at Victoria Park Clinic can be paid in monthly instalments — at exactly the same price as paying upfront, with no interest, no fees, and no charges of any kind, under any circumstances.
How it works
Together we write out your exact payment dates and amounts — nothing vague — and you sign a simple one-page agreement.
Your first payment is simply the cost of your first session, taken on the day. Your card is stored securely by Stripe — we never see or hold your card details.
The remaining balance is collected in equal monthly payments. No forms, no reminders to remember, nothing extra to pay.
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Instalment plans are available on treatment courses from £500
Why there's never interest — or any fee at all
Many clinics offer instalments through a third-party lender. We deliberately don't. Your plan is an agreement with the clinic directly: there is no lender, no credit application, no interest, and no late fees — ever. If a payment fails, nothing is added to what you owe. We simply get in touch and sort it out with you.
The honest details
Plans are simple, and we'd rather you knew everything before you sign:
- Plans are available on treatment courses (for example Emface, Exion, and SkinPen courses). Single sessions and consultations are paid as you go.
- Your first payment covers your first session and is paid when you sign up.
- The remaining balance is split into equal monthly payments — typically three, and up to six on larger courses. Every plan finishes within twelve months.
- Your final session is scheduled once at least half of the total has been paid. For almost every plan this happens automatically along the way.
- If a payment fails, we'll contact you and pause further sessions and new bookings until it's resolved — but we will never add interest or fees.
- If a balance goes unpaid for a long time despite our attempts to reach you, the remaining amount becomes due in full and is recovered through the county court. Even then, we only ever recover what you owe plus the court's own fees.
- You can pay off your plan early at any time. There's nothing extra to pay — because there was never anything extra to begin with.
Questions, answered
Do you charge interest or late fees?
No — never, in any circumstances. The total you pay by instalments is identical to the price of paying upfront, and nothing is ever added for a late or failed payment.
Is there a credit check?
No. There is no lender and no credit application, so nothing is searched and nothing appears on your credit file. We ask only for photo ID and a signed one-page agreement.
Which treatments qualify?
Treatment courses — such as Emface, Exion, and SkinPen courses. Single sessions and consultations are simply paid on the day.
What do I pay to get started?
The cost of your first session. That's your deposit — there's no separate fee on top.
What happens if I miss a payment?
We contact you and work it out — genuinely. Nothing is added to your balance. While a plan is behind, we pause further sessions and new bookings until it's back on track.
Can I pay the balance off early?
Yes, at any time, and it costs nothing extra — you simply pay the remaining balance and the plan ends.
Is this a regulated credit agreement?
Our plans are interest-free and carry no fees or charges of any kind, with the balance repayable in up to six instalments within twelve months. Agreements of this kind — interest-free, charge-free, and repayable in twelve or fewer instalments within twelve months — are exempt from regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Ready to plan your treatment?
Payment plans are set up at your consultation — book yours and we'll take care of the rest.
Payment plans are provided directly by GS Medical Services Ltd trading as Victoria Park Clinic. They are interest-free and carry no charges, with the balance repayable in up to 6 instalments within 12 months. Agreements of this kind — no interest, no charges, and 12 or fewer repayments within 12 months — are exempt from regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority.