Tree Top offers 10 percent discount on aesthetic services to Ooredoo Club Premier customers

Apr 30, 2025, 4:05 AM

Tree Top Hospital has partnered with Ooredoo to offer a 10 percent discount to Ooredoo Club Premier customers on aesthetic services.

The hospital said the skin care and dental care treatments can be accessed under the scheme.

"Skin services include hair removal, scar removal, tattoo removal and wrinkle removal. Cosmetic dental services include dental bleaching and dental polishing," they stated.

Tree Top Hospital's aesthetic services

Tree Top Hospital utilizes the Alma XL Harmony Pro laser machine, a globally recognized and trusted technology in aesthetic medicine. The treatment is provided on the advice of a team of specialist dermatology consultants.

Tree Top Hospital also has a competent dental team with overseas experience for dental treatments. These include doctors who specialize in aesthetic dentistry.

Ooredoo Club Premier is a loyalty program designed for Ooredoo's most valuable customers.

Under the program, members will have the opportunity to enjoy various privileges, special discounts and high-quality experiences.

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

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