10 percent discount for Dhiraagu Elite Club members on aesthetic services at Tree Top Hospital

Feb 20, 2025, 6:38 AM

Dhiraagu Elite Club customers will get a 10 percent discount on aesthetic services at Tree Top Hospital.

Tree Top Hospital said this exclusive offer extends to a range of skincare and dental treatments for Dhiraagu Elite Club customers.

This offer includes skin treatments such as laser hair removal, acne scar treatment, tattoo removal, skin rejuvenation and other aesthetic services.

Tree Top Hospital utilizes the Alma XL Harmony Pro laser machine, a globally recognized and trusted technology in aesthetic medicine.

All skin treatments are administered under the guidance of a team of specialist dermatology consultants.

The discount also applies to dental beauty services such as dental bleaching and dental polishing. Tree Top Hospital boasts a skilled dental team with international experience, including specialists in aesthetic dentistry, ensuring guests receive top-tier cosmetic dental care.

Dhiraagu Elite Club membership recognizes and rewards loyal customers of this leading mobile and broadband provider in the Maldives.

This collaboration with Tree Top Hospital further enhances the value of these memberships by providing access to exclusive discounts and services. Dhiraagu offers tiered membership levels, each with its own set of benefits.

Tree Top Hospital is a leading private hospital in the Maldives, committed to providing high-quality, compassionate healthcare services.

With a team of experienced specialists and state-of-the-art facilities, the hospital strives to meet the diverse healthcare needs of the Maldivian population.

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