LIASC

Consumer Choice Award 2006 - 2007

2007-09-21T23:52:00.000-07:00

Ramadan Timings

2007-09-11T08:41:00.000-07:00

For the holy month of Ramadan LIASC will be open from morning 8:00 to evening
4:00.

LIASC receives Consumer Choice Award

2007-09-11T05:59:00.000-07:00

Laser Inn Aesthetic Surgery Centre is awarded by the 2006-2007 Consumer Choice Award by Consumer Association of Pakistan for the Best Cosmetic Hair Surgery.
Consumer Association of Pakistan, widely known as the nation's most comprehensive consumer assessment and consumer care body, conducted the 2006-07 survey based on quality, care, services and image of the organizations in their respective categories. The winning companies and organization are ranked highest in their field of work.

“To be recognized by our customers as number one in quality and services is the
best way for us to move forward. This ‘Seal of Excellence’ signifies our
on-going commitment towards our customers”, said Dr. Zulfiqar H. Tunnio at the
occasion.

Hyderabad Centre

2007-03-09T22:04:00.000-08:00

Laser Inn Aesthetic Surgery Centre Pakistan's premier cosmetic surgery centre - is opening its new centre in Hyderabad.

LIASC, which has carved a niche for itself in the Pakistan with its two centre
in Karachi and one in Islamabad, will offer its hair restoration & cosmetic
surgery services. The new centre will be strategically located at the C.M.H
road, Hyderabad.

The launch of LIASC in Hyderabad is part of the company's overall regional expansion strategy, aimed at meeting its commitment to customers and providing high-quality services at value-for-money prices. LIASC is expected to herald a totally new hair restoration experience in the central hub of Sindh.

Innovation

2007-03-08T02:18:00.000-08:00

Young and old, nobody likes needles. But we all have to put up with them from time to time, whether you’re doing “something amazing today” by giving blood, or just having a plain old blood test.

The Luminetx VeinViewer claims to make the process a bit less painful, by showing the needle-wielding nurse exactly where to poke to get that vein straight off. It uses near infrared light to detect veins inside our body. The near infrared light reflects off tissues surrounding veins but not the blood cells inside veins. The system picks up the reflected light, processes it, and then beams a picture back onto our skin, highlighting the vein locations. The result is a strange green web on a piece of plastic on your arm, so those stab-happy medical people can get it right first time!

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