Seline Clinic Dubai

Seline Clinic Dubai sits on Jumeira Street in Umm Suqeim 1. It describes itself as a multidisciplinary aesthetic, plastic surgery and wellness centre where scientific expertise and a personalised approach help clients improve their quality of life, and its strapline is Where Advanced Medicine Meets Aesthetic Artistry. Google files it under plastic surgery clinic.

The website sets the work out in four areas: plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, intimate aesthetic, and precision longevity regenerative medicine. None of the four carries a published price. Bellora's own listing records ten treatments at the clinic, from botox, dermal fillers and under-eye fillers through laser hair removal, body contouring and hair restoration to skin rejuvenation, pigmentation treatment and longevity programmes.

Bellora lists Seline Clinic Dubai under Hair Restoration. The listing is claimed, so the clinic is able to keep its own details current.

The clinic is at 623 Jumeira Street, Umm Suqeim First, in Umm Suqeim 1. Parking is well covered for a site on that stretch of road: Google records a free parking garage, a free car park, free street parking and on-site parking at the address.

Google notes a wheelchair accessible entrance, a wheelchair accessible car park, a wheelchair accessible restroom and wheelchair accessible seating, together with an assistive hearing loop. A gender-neutral restroom is listed among the amenities.

Doors are open every day from 9 in the morning until 9 in the evening, weekends included. Google records that services are provided onsite, and that the clinic takes credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments. The clinic can be reached on +971 800 735463.

The clinic's website groups its work into the four areas below rather than publishing a treatment-by-treatment list. None of them carries a published price, and the clinic sets pricing at consultation.

Bellora read the 60 most recent Google reviews, 55 of them carrying text and posted between April and August 2026, and counted the subjects reviewers chose to write about. These are reviewer topics rather than an assessment by Bellora, and reviews describing treatment outcomes were set aside.

Across all 546 reviews the distribution runs 525 at five stars, one at four, two at three, three at two and 15 at one. Five of the sampled reviews contain treatment-outcome language, which Bellora does not repeat or summarise.