Ask about Light Eyes Ultra Near Norbiton
Light Eyes Ultra is a targeted injectable treatment for people concerned about tired-looking, dull or finely textured skin around the eyes. It is designed specifically for the delicate eye contour rather than for adding facial volume or altering the natural shape of the eyes.
At It’s Me & You Skin Clinic, every appointment begins with a personalised assessment. Dr Laura Geige considers the appearance of the under-eye area, your medical history, previous treatments and expectations before deciding whether Light Eyes Ultra is suitable.
Our clinic is located at Siddeley House, 50 Canbury Park Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 6LX. Patients seeking an under-eye skin booster near Norbiton can travel directly to Kingston by train or use local bus services through the KT2 area.
Please contact the clinic before purchasing this consultation. We must confirm current availability and assess your likely suitability first. Purchasing does not guarantee that treatment will be recommended or performed.
Travelling from Norbiton Station
Norbiton is closely associated with Kingston Hospital, Kingsmeadow and the residential neighbourhoods around Coombe Road and Kingston Hill. Its proximity to central Kingston makes the clinic accessible without travelling into central London.
Kingston is the next railway stop from Norbiton. Published journey information places the direct train journey at approximately three minutes, followed by a short walk from Kingston Station to Siddeley House.
Local routes K2, K3, K4 and K5 serve the Norbiton Station area. The K2 route includes Norbiton Station, Kingston Hospital and nearby stops, providing another practical option for patients travelling locally.
Patients arriving by car can use town-centre parking facilities or reserve a private space in advance. The Bentall Centre car parks, Q-Park and NCP facilities are within the wider Kingston town-centre area.
Siddeley House is close to Kingston Station, Cromwell Road Bus Station and the Rotunda. Enter through the main doorway and our ground-floor clinic room is the first one on the left.
The building was originally constructed for Hawker Aircraft in 1933 and retains elements of its industrial heritage. Patients may also find the Bentall Centre and Kingston’s riverside amenities nearby, although plans after treatment should remain consistent with personalised aftercare.













