Cookie Policy
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies, such as pixels, tags, local storage and scripts, may also be used to remember preferences, support website functions, measure usage or deliver advertising.
2. How this website may use cookies
Flow Aesthetics’ website may use the following categories of cookies or similar technologies, depending on the features and services enabled:
- Strictly necessary: technologies needed for core website operation, security, navigation or a service you have requested.
- Functional: technologies that remember choices or improve website features.
- Analytics and performance: technologies used to understand how visitors use the website and help improve its performance.
- Marketing: technologies used to measure or personalise advertising, where such tools are installed and consent has been obtained where required.
This list describes cookie categories, not a verified inventory of cookies currently set by the website. The exact names, providers, purposes, durations and third-party domains must be confirmed by a technical cookie audit.
3. Your choices and consent
Under UK privacy and electronic communications rules, non-essential cookies and similar technologies generally require your consent before they are stored on or accessed from your device. Strictly necessary technologies may be used without consent where the relevant exemption applies.
Where a cookie consent tool is provided, you should be able to accept or reject non-essential categories and change your preferences later. Refusing non-essential cookies should not prevent access to ordinary website content, although some optional features may not work as intended.
You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Blocking or deleting cookies may affect website functionality. Browser controls do not always provide the same level of choice as a website consent tool.
4. Third-party services
The website links to Fresha for appointment bookings. When you follow that link, the third-party service may use its own cookies and similar technologies under its own policies. Other embedded content, analytics, maps, social media, payment or marketing services may also set cookies if installed. The clinic should identify all such services and disclose them accurately before publication.
5. Cookie retention
Cookies may be session-based, expiring when you close your browser, or persistent, remaining for a set period. The duration depends on the individual cookie and provider. We have not listed individual cookie durations because a verified cookie scan and configuration review are required to establish them.
6. Personal information and cookies
Some cookie data may constitute personal information, particularly where it identifies or can be linked to a device or individual. Where this happens, our Privacy Policy explains how personal information is handled.
7. Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when website technology, third-party services or legal requirements change. Please check this page periodically.
Last updated: 10 November 2026.