Retention permission granted for medical aesthetics clinic in Tipperary


The ground-floor premises at 16 Mitchel Street was converted from a retail unit into a doctor-led medical aesthetics clinic featuring a reception area and treatment room
Tipperary County Council has granted retention permission for changes made to a premises at 16 Mitchel Street in Clonmel, allowing it to continue operating as a health centre/clinic.
The retention application was submitted after the ground-floor retail unit was converted from a shop into a health centre/clinic.
A planners' report noted that the building now contains the clinic at ground-floor level, while the upper floors remain in residential use.
Works carried out as part of the conversion included the installation of a reception area and a treatment room.
A description of the business online says that the premises is a Doctor led medical aesthetics clinic based in Clonmel, specialising in anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers.
Permission was granted subject to three conditions.
The development must be retained in accordance with the plans and particulars submitted with the application, and the premises must be used solely for the purpose outlined in the approved plans.
