Coal Coast Magazine

LGA: Wollongong

meet skin revival

Coal Coast Magazine
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Founded by Angela Lee, Skin Revival in Woonona has been helping Illawarra locals look and feel their best for nearly two decades, offering advanced skin treatments and personalised care backed by passion, expertise, and industry-leading technology.

Skin Revival
Founder: Angela Lee
Co-owner: Laurissa Finna

Areas that you service

Northern Illawarra region (Wollongong to Helensburgh)

How did you establish your business?

Skin Revival was established by Angela Lee back in 2005 in Ulladulla to advance the skin treatment offerings on the south coast. Then through meeting Dr Ali Ajam, Angela was enticed to bring her skills and passion for skin and anti-aging to Wollongong to complement Dr Ajam’s cosmetic injecting business.

What does your business pride itself on?

For the past 17 years, we’ve provided the northern Illawarra suburbs the latest treatments and procedures with the most up-to-date information and techniques. Each client receives a personalised skin care plan for their specific skin concerns and/or conditions.

Tell us about your biggest successes and challenges…

Skin Revival’s biggest success is to still be in business and still passionate about helping those in the Illawarra achieve beautiful skin 20 years on. Through the success of Skin Revival, we opened an online store in 2010 and have now delivered well over 30,000 orders. Our investment in top quality equipment and training means Skin Revival still remains one of the most advanced and trusted skin clinics in the Illawarra.

What do you enjoy most about running your business in the Illawarra?

The continual support from our clients, of course! Their upbeat and optimistic energy reflects the Illawarra’s great location – the rich vegetation on the escarpment meeting the sea, and the glorious golden beaches!

Website: skinrevival.com.au
Instagram: skinrevival.clinic
Contact number: (02) 4201 0142
Address: Shop 4-6 44 Hopetoun St, Woonona 2517

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