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WE SPECIALISE IN NON-SURGICAL FACIAL REJUVENATION BY WAY OF DERMAL FILLERS AND WRINKLE SMOOTHING INJECTIONS, CARRIED OUT BY EXPERIENCED DOCTORS AND DENTISTS.

Here’s to the mums who became the whole blueprint. 💪💪

We didn’t just step up — we just didn’t ever consider stepping down because we love them so overwhelmingly hard, it makes us dizzy sometimes .

Doing both jobs with grace, grit, and a touch of glitter (and maybe the odd Snaffle of Whispering Angel when it’s been a rocky one).

We’re not bitter, we’re better — and we’re raising little legends while we’re at it. Barack Obama, Adele, Jeff Bezos, Michael Phelps, LeBron James, Cristiano Ronaldo, Keanu Reeves were all raised by single mums.

Grateful for the chaos. Blessed to be their everything and told every day “you’re my favourite person in the whole world”.
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Happy Father’s Day to the women doing the work of two — and especially to those that managed to hold down a full-time job with little family. It’s hard.

I’m also raising my glass to the amazing dads in our team, as I told each of them the following this morning.

Whilst they are all really incredible physicians, actually the times I’ve loved and admired them the most are the times I’ve seen them parents so beautifully as dads. Dr James, Dr Gareth and Dr Kevin - I salute you all as exemplary papas.

Being raised by a single mum isn’t a limitation — it’s often a superpower. The values of independence, grit, and deep emotional support go a long way.

But I always say, my best day as a non-parent will never even be better than my worst day as a parent. Lara and Darcy, I will NEVER stop showing up for you.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Here’s to the mums who became the whole blueprint. 💪💪

We didn’t just step up — we just didn’t ever consider stepping down because we love them so overwhelmingly hard, it makes us dizzy sometimes .

Doing both jobs with grace, grit, and a touch of glitter (and maybe the odd Snaffle of Whispering Angel when it’s been a rocky one).

We’re not bitter, we’re better — and we’re raising little legends while we’re at it. Barack Obama, Adele, Jeff Bezos, Michael Phelps, LeBron James, Cristiano Ronaldo, Keanu Reeves were all raised by single mums.

Grateful for the chaos. Blessed to be their everything and told every day “you’re my favourite person in the whole world”.
.
Happy Father’s Day to the women doing the work of two — and especially to those that managed to hold down a full-time job with little family. It’s hard.

I’m also raising my glass to the amazing dads in our team, as I told each of them the following this morning.

Whilst they are all really incredible physicians, actually the times I’ve loved and admired them the most are the times I’ve seen them parents so beautifully as dads. Dr James, Dr Gareth and Dr Kevin - I salute you all as exemplary papas.

Being raised by a single mum isn’t a limitation — it’s often a superpower. The values of independence, grit, and deep emotional support go a long way.

But I always say, my best day as a non-parent will never even be better than my worst day as a parent. Lara and Darcy, I will NEVER stop showing up for you.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

There was a time—roughly a decade ago—when plumped lips, padded cheeks, and “snatched” jaws were considered aspirational. The more filler, the better. But that time has passed. Today, the overfilled face has become a symbol of outdated aesthetics—unsophisticated, heavy-handed, and anything but fashionable. Also, the last three images are ones that are very climate corrected and refilled, to move them into the undetectable sophisticated era.

💉 Overfilled ≠ Glamorous

Let’s be clear: filler isn’t the enemy. It’s a tool—when used correctly. But the “pillow face” effect, where volume overwhelms the natural anatomy, is now widely seen as aesthetic malpractice.

An overfilled face:
• Blurs natural expression
• Distorts proportions
• Ages the appearance by making skin look heavy and immobile

What was once a marker of wealth and beauty has now become a red flag.

We’re in the era of refinement, not exaggeration.

Even celebrities are catching on. Kylie Jenner, Nicole Kidman, and Lindsay Lohan—women who helped popularize the “filled” aesthetic—have recently dissolved their old filler. Not because it broke down naturally (it rarely does fully), but because they understood the truth:

🔍 You can’t tweak your way out of a bad base. You have to dissolve and start fresh.

❌ “It Will Just Break Down Over Time” – The Myth

One of the most misleading lines in aesthetics is:

“Don’t worry, it’ll dissolve on its own.”

In reality, poorly placed or excessive filler can linger for years, migrating, distorting, and aging the face. Waiting it out is not a strategy. It’s passive damage.

🧪 The only reliable reset? Hyaluronidase – a dissolving enzyme that clears the canvas so artistry can begin again.
I’m so we are quite clear, not all filler migrates . There are far too many people walking about that we have been filling for close to a decade, with examples on this page that look exactly the same as they did when we first started filling them.

There was a time—roughly a decade ago—when plumped lips, padded cheeks, and “snatched” jaws were considered aspirational. The more filler, the better. But that time has passed. Today, the overfilled face has become a symbol of outdated aesthetics—unsophisticated, heavy-handed, and anything but fashionable. Also, the last three images are ones that are very climate corrected and refilled, to move them into the undetectable sophisticated era.

💉 Overfilled ≠ Glamorous

Let’s be clear: filler isn’t the enemy. It’s a tool—when used correctly. But the “pillow face” effect, where volume overwhelms the natural anatomy, is now widely seen as aesthetic malpractice.

An overfilled face:
• Blurs natural expression
• Distorts proportions
• Ages the appearance by making skin look heavy and immobile

What was once a marker of wealth and beauty has now become a red flag.

We’re in the era of refinement, not exaggeration.

Even celebrities are catching on. Kylie Jenner, Nicole Kidman, and Lindsay Lohan—women who helped popularize the “filled” aesthetic—have recently dissolved their old filler. Not because it broke down naturally (it rarely does fully), but because they understood the truth:

🔍 You can’t tweak your way out of a bad base. You have to dissolve and start fresh.

❌ “It Will Just Break Down Over Time” – The Myth

One of the most misleading lines in aesthetics is:

“Don’t worry, it’ll dissolve on its own.”

In reality, poorly placed or excessive filler can linger for years, migrating, distorting, and aging the face. Waiting it out is not a strategy. It’s passive damage.

🧪 The only reliable reset? Hyaluronidase – a dissolving enzyme that clears the canvas so artistry can begin again.
I’m so we are quite clear, not all filler migrates . There are far too many people walking about that we have been filling for close to a decade, with examples on this page that look exactly the same as they did when we first started filling them.

When you ghosted 3 appointments but think you’re getting back in the diary… 🎤 Our tiny patience ran out with your tiny dancer moment.

Bro, the sun set, the clinic closed, and we’ve moved on. 💋✨

#EltonUnderstands #SorrySeemsToBeTheHardestWord”

When you ghosted 3 appointments but think you’re getting back in the diary… 🎤 Our tiny patience ran out with your tiny dancer moment.

Bro, the sun set, the clinic closed, and we’ve moved on. 💋✨

#EltonUnderstands #SorrySeemsToBeTheHardestWord”

The chances of Kelly Osbourne not having a facelift appear quite low, based on observable changes and what’s typically achievable with non-surgical methods alone. we do accept that drastic weight loss to the tune of hers, can make a significant difference to the facial contours. But skin sags when it loses volume, not the@reverse, and especially in your 40s.

Unless she has extraordinary genetics, access to top-tier non-invasive tech, and a perfectly tailored injectable regimen, and a lot of luck, the visual evidence strongly supports the likelihood of a facelift or surgical facial contouring.

⚖️ Verdict:

While Kelly claims she hasn’t had plastic surgery, facial experts and online speculation widely believe she may have had a brow lift, along with other tweaks. So the chances of her not having one—based on facial evidence—are probably quite slim.

And as for the overall facelift - she’s 40 sooooo

🔻 Chances of her not having a facelift?
Pretty slim. Maybe 20% or less, realistically.

Nothing wrong with any of this, and you do you. But just be aware, for some reason aside from filters and perfect lighting and makeup, celebrities do not seem to want to tell the truth about whether they are natural or not (present Kardashian plastic surgery confessionals, excepted!).

The only reason we post these, is so that you know there is absolutely nothing abnormal or wrong with aging gracefully or looking saggy after significant weight loss. There’s a lot of evidence that people with decent resources go all out to protect the way they look. Just because you don’t do that, doesn’t make you less.

❤️💪👀

The chances of Kelly Osbourne not having a facelift appear quite low, based on observable changes and what’s typically achievable with non-surgical methods alone. we do accept that drastic weight loss to the tune of hers, can make a significant difference to the facial contours. But skin sags when it loses volume, not the@reverse, and especially in your 40s.

Unless she has extraordinary genetics, access to top-tier non-invasive tech, and a perfectly tailored injectable regimen, and a lot of luck, the visual evidence strongly supports the likelihood of a facelift or surgical facial contouring.

⚖️ Verdict:

While Kelly claims she hasn’t had plastic surgery, facial experts and online speculation widely believe she may have had a brow lift, along with other tweaks. So the chances of her not having one—based on facial evidence—are probably quite slim.

And as for the overall facelift - she’s 40 sooooo

🔻 Chances of her not having a facelift?
Pretty slim. Maybe 20% or less, realistically.

Nothing wrong with any of this, and you do you. But just be aware, for some reason aside from filters and perfect lighting and makeup, celebrities do not seem to want to tell the truth about whether they are natural or not (present Kardashian plastic surgery confessionals, excepted!).

The only reason we post these, is so that you know there is absolutely nothing abnormal or wrong with aging gracefully or looking saggy after significant weight loss. There’s a lot of evidence that people with decent resources go all out to protect the way they look. Just because you don’t do that, doesn’t make you less.

❤️💪👀

How many times have I heard somebody say I work too hard? The answer is countless , I honestly can’t remember how many. Whilst I appreciate health comes first, and I’ve had a few close scrapes - read this….

I was honoured to have been invited as one of @richardbranson ‘s 50 visionaries, to travel to his home in Necker this week with 49 like-minded people. One of the things Sir Richard said to us all as a group (in a silent room hanging upon his every word) was “the brave may not live forever, but the cautious do not live at all”.

I have never wanted an ordinary life.

As a single parent - I wanted the life I had dreamed for my little girls before they even breathed their first breath. I wanted travel, perspective, connection to our planet, to others, to a purpose, and yes - I really like nice shit. There’s no shame in that truth.

I was prepared to work the crazy hours, pull the all nighters, work 7 days a week strategising and planning, hop continents and do whatever I could to grow my business ethically with a team of like minded people whom I was prepared to take a bullet for, over and over.

All of these clips, are real and are mine. They are my life over the last year because I work hard, and then worked hard and smarter. I made a different life than the grey and sad one, I had for decades through no fault of my own. Was it all worth it? Was the exhaustion and years of stress worth it?

Look at my daughters’ delighted and euphoric faces, listen to their laughter and joy in these brief clips alone. They have a life I couldn’t have dreamed of or created, even were I an Oscar winning film director. They have the life I didn’t at their age.

There’s your answer.

*PS let’s do the respectful bit - this video does not indicate that SRB endorses my company or any of the other visionaries companies. We just had a badass, incredible and life changing experience at Necker last week ❤️

How many times have I heard somebody say I work too hard? The answer is countless , I honestly can’t remember how many. Whilst I appreciate health comes first, and I’ve had a few close scrapes - read this….

I was honoured to have been invited as one of @richardbranson ‘s 50 visionaries, to travel to his home in Necker this week with 49 like-minded people. One of the things Sir Richard said to us all as a group (in a silent room hanging upon his every word) was “the brave may not live forever, but the cautious do not live at all”.

I have never wanted an ordinary life.

As a single parent - I wanted the life I had dreamed for my little girls before they even breathed their first breath. I wanted travel, perspective, connection to our planet, to others, to a purpose, and yes - I really like nice shit. There’s no shame in that truth.

I was prepared to work the crazy hours, pull the all nighters, work 7 days a week strategising and planning, hop continents and do whatever I could to grow my business ethically with a team of like minded people whom I was prepared to take a bullet for, over and over.

All of these clips, are real and are mine. They are my life over the last year because I work hard, and then worked hard and smarter. I made a different life than the grey and sad one, I had for decades through no fault of my own. Was it all worth it? Was the exhaustion and years of stress worth it?

Look at my daughters’ delighted and euphoric faces, listen to their laughter and joy in these brief clips alone. They have a life I couldn’t have dreamed of or created, even were I an Oscar winning film director. They have the life I didn’t at their age.

There’s your answer.

*PS let’s do the respectful bit - this video does not indicate that SRB endorses my company or any of the other visionaries companies. We just had a badass, incredible and life changing experience at Necker last week ❤️

What a difference styling, hair and makeup makes eh?

(Oh, and a nose job, boobs, body sculpting , injectables , a lip and face lift and several grillion dollars…)

What a difference styling, hair and makeup makes eh?

(Oh, and a nose job, boobs, body sculpting , injectables , a lip and face lift and several grillion dollars…)

My pictorial response to when people ask me if working so hard is really worth it?

Yes, yes it is.

My pictorial response to when people ask me if working so hard is really worth it?

Yes, yes it is.

This is one of the most asked questions in respect of the liquid rhinoplasties we carry out, every single day, all over the world. Most people can’t understand the notion, that adding volume to the nose strategically means that in some crazy way it looks smaller and narrower.

How on earth does this work?

The key element, is adding the right density of filler, in the right increments, in the right area so as to smooth and shorten the appearance of the nose. For example, by creating a different tip point, the nose immediately looks upturned and shorter (as a general rule ). However, this absolutely needs to be administered in tiny quantities with an expert knowledge of anatomy.

Smoothing out either side of an open book deformity or dorsal hump, can make the nose appear straighter. On a wide flat nose, a dense filler along the midline, can give a refined and elegant appearance.

In short, we wouldn’t add filler to a nose that we didn’t feel would benefit from it, we would simply say no to the treatment. But the true fact is, that the liquid rhinoplasties we carry out, always suit the face, always look like they belong to the individual, are always undetectable and compliment the face itself in terms of balance.

Rhinoplasty with filler, can also rejuvenate the nose, as don’t forget, it’s also a part of the face and ages in exactly the same way.

That are of course some patients, who needs to lean towards a surgical option, and that’s true of all of our treatments. However, as this shows…. Expertly administered filler is a magical thing indeed. Almost zero to little downtime, too.

#Liquidrhinoplasty

This is one of the most asked questions in respect of the liquid rhinoplasties we carry out, every single day, all over the world. Most people can’t understand the notion, that adding volume to the nose strategically means that in some crazy way it looks smaller and narrower.

How on earth does this work?

The key element, is adding the right density of filler, in the right increments, in the right area so as to smooth and shorten the appearance of the nose. For example, by creating a different tip point, the nose immediately looks upturned and shorter (as a general rule ). However, this absolutely needs to be administered in tiny quantities with an expert knowledge of anatomy.

Smoothing out either side of an open book deformity or dorsal hump, can make the nose appear straighter. On a wide flat nose, a dense filler along the midline, can give a refined and elegant appearance.

In short, we wouldn’t add filler to a nose that we didn’t feel would benefit from it, we would simply say no to the treatment. But the true fact is, that the liquid rhinoplasties we carry out, always suit the face, always look like they belong to the individual, are always undetectable and compliment the face itself in terms of balance.

Rhinoplasty with filler, can also rejuvenate the nose, as don’t forget, it’s also a part of the face and ages in exactly the same way.

That are of course some patients, who needs to lean towards a surgical option, and that’s true of all of our treatments. However, as this shows…. Expertly administered filler is a magical thing indeed. Almost zero to little downtime, too.

#Liquidrhinoplasty

Richards has stated that her approach to plastic surgery is about subtle enhancement rather than drastic changes, although we argue that the pictures pre-and post surgery are indeed very dramatic. That’s no bad thing, if that is what you’re looking for, however, it’s not for everybody.

Richards had a nose job in October 2020 after a nose injury on the set of “Halloween Kills”. She has also mentioned a recent nose job where her surgeon reportedly took 10 years off of her - but we’d be surprised if a more useful appearance overall not really down to that nose, and indeed the other treatments mentioned in the video, or even a accumulative effect of them all.

Kyle Richards has been open about undergoing a facelift, a procedure that has contributed significantly to her transformation over the years. As she has aged, she sought to address signs of aging, such as sagging skin and wrinkles, that are common as one grows older. The decision to undergo a facelift was part of her quest to maintain a youthful and refreshed appearance, which she often shares with her fans and more power to that honesty

Her transformation has sparked plenty of conversation, with many praising her for her decision to enhance her beauty while still looking like herself. But know that plastic surgery or aesthetics doesn’t always have to be about dramatic changes—it can also be about making small, confident improvements that boost self-esteem.

Fillers have helped to enhance the contours of her face, giving her a fuller, more youthful look without the need for invasive surgery. These treatments have allowed her to address areas where volume naturally diminishes with age, creating a more refreshed and rejuvenated appearance. Whilst we’re sure all of these have significantly helped refresh her looks, do understand that nearly all of the celebrities you see on the Internet use a filter to polish what God and their surgeons gave them!

Richards has stated that her approach to plastic surgery is about subtle enhancement rather than drastic changes, although we argue that the pictures pre-and post surgery are indeed very dramatic. That’s no bad thing, if that is what you’re looking for, however, it’s not for everybody.

Richards had a nose job in October 2020 after a nose injury on the set of “Halloween Kills”. She has also mentioned a recent nose job where her surgeon reportedly took 10 years off of her - but we’d be surprised if a more useful appearance overall not really down to that nose, and indeed the other treatments mentioned in the video, or even a accumulative effect of them all.

Kyle Richards has been open about undergoing a facelift, a procedure that has contributed significantly to her transformation over the years. As she has aged, she sought to address signs of aging, such as sagging skin and wrinkles, that are common as one grows older. The decision to undergo a facelift was part of her quest to maintain a youthful and refreshed appearance, which she often shares with her fans and more power to that honesty

Her transformation has sparked plenty of conversation, with many praising her for her decision to enhance her beauty while still looking like herself. But know that plastic surgery or aesthetics doesn’t always have to be about dramatic changes—it can also be about making small, confident improvements that boost self-esteem.

Fillers have helped to enhance the contours of her face, giving her a fuller, more youthful look without the need for invasive surgery. These treatments have allowed her to address areas where volume naturally diminishes with age, creating a more refreshed and rejuvenated appearance. Whilst we’re sure all of these have significantly helped refresh her looks, do understand that nearly all of the celebrities you see on the Internet use a filter to polish what God and their surgeons gave them!

Pride is a human secondary emotion characterized by a sense of satisfaction with one’s identity, performance, or accomplishments. It is often considered the opposite of shame or of humility and happily signifies that LGTBQ+ is nothing to be hidden or stigmatised.

“Gay Pride” was coined in Chicago in 1971, where we’re proud to be opening our new clinic in July 2025.

We celebrate Pride month (and the affirmation of such rights and equality from July through May too) - all Consultant Clinics internationally are safe spaces. #pride #loveislove🏳️‍🌈❤️

Pride is a human secondary emotion characterized by a sense of satisfaction with one’s identity, performance, or accomplishments. It is often considered the opposite of shame or of humility and happily signifies that LGTBQ+ is nothing to be hidden or stigmatised.

“Gay Pride” was coined in Chicago in 1971, where we’re proud to be opening our new clinic in July 2025.

We celebrate Pride month (and the affirmation of such rights and equality from July through May too) - all Consultant Clinics internationally are safe spaces. #pride #loveislove🏳️‍🌈❤️

I have to take my hat off here, to spectacular genetics . Mexican skin and tissue typically ages beautifully - and Salma is no exception. We have compared her face decade by decade over time, and in all honesty the proportions and shape of pretty much all of her features have remained identical, with just what we would expect from the aging process in Hispanic skin.

It would be fun to tell you that yes, she has had so much work - but unlike La Lohan or La Hathaway - I think this is the real deal. This Mexican beauty doesn’t appear to have gone under the knife, not on her face anyway, but she looks stunning for her age. It is likely genetics.

Speculation is always interesting, but it’s also worthwhile pointing out that they really are some people out there who just aged like Gods. Of course moose people with resources, at nearly 60 have tried various skin treatments and little non-surgical tweaks, but we as a team truly believe there is not much more than being God’s favourite at play here.

❤️❤️❤️

There are no signs of puffy cheeks, no overstretched skins and her laugh lines are still visible. Every detail on her face looks natural to me, and her skin is taut and fresh looking.

I have to take my hat off here, to spectacular genetics . Mexican skin and tissue typically ages beautifully - and Salma is no exception. We have compared her face decade by decade over time, and in all honesty the proportions and shape of pretty much all of her features have remained identical, with just what we would expect from the aging process in Hispanic skin.

It would be fun to tell you that yes, she has had so much work - but unlike La Lohan or La Hathaway - I think this is the real deal. This Mexican beauty doesn’t appear to have gone under the knife, not on her face anyway, but she looks stunning for her age. It is likely genetics.

Speculation is always interesting, but it’s also worthwhile pointing out that they really are some people out there who just aged like Gods. Of course moose people with resources, at nearly 60 have tried various skin treatments and little non-surgical tweaks, but we as a team truly believe there is not much more than being God’s favourite at play here.

❤️❤️❤️

There are no signs of puffy cheeks, no overstretched skins and her laugh lines are still visible. Every detail on her face looks natural to me, and her skin is taut and fresh looking.

It’s funny, ‘cause it�’s true.

It’s a medical couch not a confessional. Who needs soap operas, amirite?

It’s funny, ‘cause it’s true.

It’s a medical couch not a confessional. Who needs soap operas, amirite?

See the video from last week, to show the amazing results over 18 months, using 15 mls of filler with Dr Kevin (who I’m about to meet in a few hours in New York!), Dr Gareth, and Dr. James.

5 kids in nearly as many years, deserve a total well deserved glow up for this amazing Wilmslow patient ❤️❤️.

The secret, is less is more. Of course, we treated pretty much every single area of her face but in small quantities built up in pretty flat layers, using different densities of filler - with a cannula. Please note as well, that if you use enough of the right filler, in the right planes, in the areas where there was one volume, the skin begins to glow as it is naturally tautened and enhanced.

See the video from last week, to show the amazing results over 18 months, using 15 mls of filler with Dr Kevin (who I’m about to meet in a few hours in New York!), Dr Gareth, and Dr. James.

5 kids in nearly as many years, deserve a total well deserved glow up for this amazing Wilmslow patient ❤️❤️.

The secret, is less is more. Of course, we treated pretty much every single area of her face but in small quantities built up in pretty flat layers, using different densities of filler - with a cannula. Please note as well, that if you use enough of the right filler, in the right planes, in the areas where there was one volume, the skin begins to glow as it is naturally tautened and enhanced.

We can ignore the Kris Jenner begging no longer - although the whole world and his wife has commented on it. But we’ll give you our views, which are based on speculation and a hundred years cumulatively of medical experience in the industry.

Her nose is smoother, even, far more refined with a very slightly elevated tip - so we do believe at some stage a liquid rhinoplasty (or 2 ) had helped create an elegance to her face.

Yes to a deep place face lift, a neck lift, and a lip lift. Lip lifts are the best way of giving that look of showing “more pink” to the lip, and we’re confident a number of the Kardashians have had the same procedure. Their smiles have been transformed over the last decades. Perfect veneers give the lip excellent tooth support as well as a far younger, and brighter looking smile.

Upper and lower belpharoplasty, have likely removed a heavier lid as well as wrinkles under the eye. A brow lift will have repositioned the brows to where they were 20 years hence. It’s one of the biggest trends of the last 12 months for those both old and young. Lindsey Lohan is a great example of this performed on a younger patient, beautifully. Ignore the eye, and peri ocular area at your peril. It’s very important to a fresh look.

It’s a curved ball, but I wouldn’t be surprised if she also had a custom made chin implant - her jaw not only looks firmer, but has a slightly different definition to 20 years ago. In the right face, sympathetically - this can look spectacular.

Skin resurfacing, fillers, and toxin in small quantities are a given, and her provider has a less is more approach.

Makeup, styling and filters play a bigger part than you might think - but for the love of God, she’s nearly 70. Round of applause for her, and Sir Levine (he’s not knighted but he may as well be!).

Good for you Kris, for what it’s worth, you look insanely good and power to you for admitting surgical work 💪💪🤌🤌🤌

We can ignore the Kris Jenner begging no longer - although the whole world and his wife has commented on it. But we’ll give you our views, which are based on speculation and a hundred years cumulatively of medical experience in the industry.

Her nose is smoother, even, far more refined with a very slightly elevated tip - so we do believe at some stage a liquid rhinoplasty (or 2 ) had helped create an elegance to her face.

Yes to a deep place face lift, a neck lift, and a lip lift. Lip lifts are the best way of giving that look of showing “more pink” to the lip, and we’re confident a number of the Kardashians have had the same procedure. Their smiles have been transformed over the last decades. Perfect veneers give the lip excellent tooth support as well as a far younger, and brighter looking smile.

Upper and lower belpharoplasty, have likely removed a heavier lid as well as wrinkles under the eye. A brow lift will have repositioned the brows to where they were 20 years hence. It’s one of the biggest trends of the last 12 months for those both old and young. Lindsey Lohan is a great example of this performed on a younger patient, beautifully. Ignore the eye, and peri ocular area at your peril. It’s very important to a fresh look.

It’s a curved ball, but I wouldn’t be surprised if she also had a custom made chin implant - her jaw not only looks firmer, but has a slightly different definition to 20 years ago. In the right face, sympathetically - this can look spectacular.

Skin resurfacing, fillers, and toxin in small quantities are a given, and her provider has a less is more approach.

Makeup, styling and filters play a bigger part than you might think - but for the love of God, she’s nearly 70. Round of applause for her, and Sir Levine (he’s not knighted but he may as well be!).

Good for you Kris, for what it’s worth, you look insanely good and power to you for admitting surgical work 💪💪🤌🤌🤌

Home tomorrow but an insane trip - Africa you never fail to disappoint. I always feel so sad to leave, especially as the lodge as we know it will be decimated and rebuilt next January. 🥲

I came here in 2008 after I lost my very first baby, and it was a real place of healing for me.

I vowed that if I was ever lucky enough to have children, I would bring them here, and 9 more losses - we are back for the second time. The kids work so hard at school, they are so kind (well one of them is 😝🤪) - that I’ve promised them adventures for as long as I’m able.

We went into the community this time, to try and see what we could do as a family to help others. The school kids were off at the weekend - but they all came in just for us! They were utterly fascinated with our hair, and one little girl begged me for stray strands so she could wear them on her head like a crown. They had literally nothing, yet with amongst the happiest children I had ever seen. One child, had a broken bit of mirror as her prize possession, and handed it to me with pride. I could have wept. We are so lucky to have met them.

Then working Paris tomorrow evening, New York the 3 days after, then Miami … and thennn something secret and special.

Work hard, play hard… always ❤️

Home tomorrow but an insane trip - Africa you never fail to disappoint. I always feel so sad to leave, especially as the lodge as we know it will be decimated and rebuilt next January. 🥲

I came here in 2008 after I lost my very first baby, and it was a real place of healing for me.

I vowed that if I was ever lucky enough to have children, I would bring them here, and 9 more losses - we are back for the second time. The kids work so hard at school, they are so kind (well one of them is 😝🤪) - that I’ve promised them adventures for as long as I’m able.

We went into the community this time, to try and see what we could do as a family to help others. The school kids were off at the weekend - but they all came in just for us! They were utterly fascinated with our hair, and one little girl begged me for stray strands so she could wear them on her head like a crown. They had literally nothing, yet with amongst the happiest children I had ever seen. One child, had a broken bit of mirror as her prize possession, and handed it to me with pride. I could have wept. We are so lucky to have met them.

Then working Paris tomorrow evening, New York the 3 days after, then Miami … and thennn something secret and special.

Work hard, play hard… always ❤️

Bescause if it’s not ok, it’s not the end. Right?

I said this when I lost each and every one of my babies, because I wasn’t prepared to give up. I knew there would be a way to have children, in some way shape or form. Be it adoption or donor eggs. I’d find the answer, if I kept looking.

When my face decided to stop moving on one side last winter, I was so unhappy and frightened for the first couple of months - but I decided so long as I got to see my kids grow up (even if I looked like a bit of a dropped pie), I’d work on my physique, fitness and strength and I’d take it. There were others who presented with the same symptoms, with a dire prognosis. Right?

An ADHD diagnosis was actually revealing my superpower to me.

When I got divorced, I was so sad my kids would never remember their biological parents ever even speaking or living together. But then I figured, that it was so much worse for them to grow up witnessing a horribly toxic relationship unravel and give them poor concepts of “being together”. Better to raise them in a happy, loving and free environment they would thrive in like wildflowers. Right?

It’s OK, because in some form (once I’ve lost my mind at least a coupla times and figured it out) … I come back stronger. With a slightly different face, happier thriving children and a life my 16 year old self wouldn’t have believed in a millennia.

Everything will be OK. Results may vary, but it will.

Because it’s us, and we can.

Bescause if it’s not ok, it’s not the end. Right?

I said this when I lost each and every one of my babies, because I wasn’t prepared to give up. I knew there would be a way to have children, in some way shape or form. Be it adoption or donor eggs. I’d find the answer, if I kept looking.

When my face decided to stop moving on one side last winter, I was so unhappy and frightened for the first couple of months - but I decided so long as I got to see my kids grow up (even if I looked like a bit of a dropped pie), I’d work on my physique, fitness and strength and I’d take it. There were others who presented with the same symptoms, with a dire prognosis. Right?

An ADHD diagnosis was actually revealing my superpower to me.

When I got divorced, I was so sad my kids would never remember their biological parents ever even speaking or living together. But then I figured, that it was so much worse for them to grow up witnessing a horribly toxic relationship unravel and give them poor concepts of “being together”. Better to raise them in a happy, loving and free environment they would thrive in like wildflowers. Right?

It’s OK, because in some form (once I’ve lost my mind at least a coupla times and figured it out) … I come back stronger. With a slightly different face, happier thriving children and a life my 16 year old self wouldn’t have believed in a millennia.

Everything will be OK. Results may vary, but it will.

Because it’s us, and we can.

If you want massive lips, or even super glam lips - but you have a naturally smaller mouth, or are over 35 then please I beg of thee, watch this reel closely and take heed.

All lips have a “capacity”.And by capacity we mean the stage at which your lips can no longer have any more filler in them without it migrating or creating a very full/ fake looking area above the lip itself.

For some people this is as little as one syringe of filler. Especially those with fair skin types, and more mature of years as well as having naturally thin kissers.

We’ve always been of the sensibility, that it’s better to look natural than to have oversized lips that clearly look artificial and bring out all the worst features of your face.

We hate to say it, because there’s nothing worse for us than to dissolve (it’s genuinely a very boring procedure for us to carry out if we’re being honest) - but there is never a workaround for poor filler. It nearly always needs to come out , no tapes, no adding more filler in different areas will ever take away from those horrible bulgy lumpy bits.

That said, we’ve also yet to meet a patient that we have dissolved, that hasn’t been ecstatic in the end.

This is your sign.

You only get one chance to get it right, and the longer something is in your mouth, the more it stretches it beyond reproach the more difficult it becomes to ever get your lips back to the way they were if that’s even possible at all. And trust us, Sometimes it isn’t .

If you want massive lips, or even super glam lips - but you have a naturally smaller mouth, or are over 35 then please I beg of thee, watch this reel closely and take heed.

All lips have a “capacity”.And by capacity we mean the stage at which your lips can no longer have any more filler in them without it migrating or creating a very full/ fake looking area above the lip itself.

For some people this is as little as one syringe of filler. Especially those with fair skin types, and more mature of years as well as having naturally thin kissers.

We’ve always been of the sensibility, that it’s better to look natural than to have oversized lips that clearly look artificial and bring out all the worst features of your face.

We hate to say it, because there’s nothing worse for us than to dissolve (it’s genuinely a very boring procedure for us to carry out if we’re being honest) - but there is never a workaround for poor filler. It nearly always needs to come out , no tapes, no adding more filler in different areas will ever take away from those horrible bulgy lumpy bits.

That said, we’ve also yet to meet a patient that we have dissolved, that hasn’t been ecstatic in the end.

This is your sign.

You only get one chance to get it right, and the longer something is in your mouth, the more it stretches it beyond reproach the more difficult it becomes to ever get your lips back to the way they were if that’s even possible at all. And trust us, Sometimes it isn’t .

After I recently posted a week of back to back 15 hour plus clinics - you all said to slow down. You’re right !

But I work hard because :

1. I love taking my nippers on round the world adventures (and they love it too)

2. I like nice sh*t and don’t expect anyone else to pay for it

3. Pink bathroom marble, and insane interiors don’t come for free.

But mostly, travel.

#postedfromAfricansafari 🦁🐘🐒🦓🌍🇿🇦

After I recently posted a week of back to back 15 hour plus clinics - you all said to slow down. You’re right !

But I work hard because :

1. I love taking my nippers on round the world adventures (and they love it too)

2. I like nice sh*t and don’t expect anyone else to pay for it

3. Pink bathroom marble, and insane interiors don’t come for free.

But mostly, travel.

#postedfromAfricansafari 🦁🐘🐒🦓🌍🇿🇦

I meant to post this Dubai FFR last month, but the Dubai clinics have been so incredibly busy I shamefully didn’t! Yet it was a beautiful result, addressing the temples, lips, pyriform, mid face, lateral cheeks, perioral, preauricular and forehead areas.

Dubai is full face rejuvenation stomping ground and actually where we do most of these . Basically, we select a bespoke series of treatments for the individual face, and the bare minimum of quantities to enhance polish or natural features without disguising them. Of course, we only use premium filler, which doesn’t migrate, and does indeed breakdown without any traces.

as you can see from the video, this was performed by our Dr James, who is our Dubai lead, but also works in Wilmslow, Harley Street london, and Glasgow Consultant Clinics.

I meant to post this Dubai FFR last month, but the Dubai clinics have been so incredibly busy I shamefully didn’t! Yet it was a beautiful result, addressing the temples, lips, pyriform, mid face, lateral cheeks, perioral, preauricular and forehead areas.

Dubai is full face rejuvenation stomping ground and actually where we do most of these . Basically, we select a bespoke series of treatments for the individual face, and the bare minimum of quantities to enhance polish or natural features without disguising them. Of course, we only use premium filler, which doesn’t migrate, and does indeed breakdown without any traces.

as you can see from the video, this was performed by our Dr James, who is our Dubai lead, but also works in Wilmslow, Harley Street london, and Glasgow Consultant Clinics.

2 years, 3 teaspoons of filler - and Dr Gareth, Dr Kevin, Dr James and I - building up the face of this mum of 5, to polished youthful perfection. We love our kids, but everyone deserves something for themselves, as they don’t have to take it out of us.

These videos were taken over multiple visits , in different seasons, with different hairstyles clothes and make up. But the face gets better and better, yet still remains true to her original character. Each time she travels over 100 miles because she’s found her injecting people, and we feel lucky to have found her too.

✅Temples

☑️Lips

✅Jawline and chin

☑️Liquid rhinoplasty

✅ Midface

☑️Perioral sulcus

✅mentolabial sulcus

☑️anterior and lateral cheeks

✅Anti wrinkle

And I get to work with Dr Kevin again this month and next in Miami and New York! Having had the pleasure of this month already with Dr James in our Dubai clinic , and Dr Gareth in Wilmslow

2 years, 3 teaspoons of filler - and Dr Gareth, Dr Kevin, Dr James and I - building up the face of this mum of 5, to polished youthful perfection. We love our kids, but everyone deserves something for themselves, as they don’t have to take it out of us.

These videos were taken over multiple visits , in different seasons, with different hairstyles clothes and make up. But the face gets better and better, yet still remains true to her original character. Each time she travels over 100 miles because she’s found her injecting people, and we feel lucky to have found her too.

✅Temples

☑️Lips

✅Jawline and chin

☑️Liquid rhinoplasty

✅ Midface

☑️Perioral sulcus

✅mentolabial sulcus

☑️anterior and lateral cheeks

✅Anti wrinkle

And I get to work with Dr Kevin again this month and next in Miami and New York! Having had the pleasure of this month already with Dr James in our Dubai clinic , and Dr Gareth in Wilmslow

When a face ends up distorted in a negative way, through filler or toxin - from its original integrity - it’s usually down to several poor decisions being made.

1. ❌Choosing an Inexperienced injector or an injector that places the wrong product in the wrong quantities , in the wrong planes.

2. ❌Choosing a non medic that doesn’t have access to the best training or premium products, or one that use hydrophilic products bound to migrate.

3. ❌The patient choosing to go too far without truly appreciating what their face now looks like.

4. ❌The injector choosing to agreed to this, usually financially motivated.

What stage do you think an injector should say no?

When a face ends up distorted in a negative way, through filler or toxin - from its original integrity - it’s usually down to several poor decisions being made.

1. ❌Choosing an Inexperienced injector or an injector that places the wrong product in the wrong quantities , in the wrong planes.

2. ❌Choosing a non medic that doesn’t have access to the best training or premium products, or one that use hydrophilic products bound to migrate.

3. ❌The patient choosing to go too far without truly appreciating what their face now looks like.

4. ❌The injector choosing to agreed to this, usually financially motivated.

What stage do you think an injector should say no?

Good for them - but don’t compare yourselves, because this. You’re absolutely mint as you are.

You want a polish? Fill your boots - but do it for you, and not because you think you are less thanks to social media.

Good for them - but don’t compare yourselves, because this. You’re absolutely mint as you are.

You want a polish? Fill your boots - but do it for you, and not because you think you are less thanks to social media.

Premium filler, is less hydrophilic than the old school, cheaper filler. Which THEN means that it doesn’t attract water in the same way.

This then, of course means that not only does it not migrate, but that we can actually sculpt with it and really show you what we can do as experts.This patient has had over 10 mls @maili_uk between a couple of sessions, and is totally giving Sharon Stone.

This is Dr Garth today in Wilmslow, and he performed

✅ forehead filler
✅ temple filler
✅chin and jawline
✅lips
✅ midface
✅ liquid rhinoplasty

Premium filler, is less hydrophilic than the old school, cheaper filler. Which THEN means that it doesn’t attract water in the same way.

This then, of course means that not only does it not migrate, but that we can actually sculpt with it and really show you what we can do as experts.This patient has had over 10 mls @maili_uk between a couple of sessions, and is totally giving Sharon Stone.

This is Dr Garth today in Wilmslow, and he performed

✅ forehead filler
✅ temple filler
✅chin and jawline
✅lips
✅ midface
✅ liquid rhinoplasty

FFR - over a couple of sessions with Dr James, in our Dubai world trade centre. Refined sophisticated filler, that enhances the face to be its best version. It never migrates, it’s always slightly under injected, and it’s always administered by a cannula for safety.

It’s what we do. No gimmicks, no BS - just sheer excellence. Dr James you’re a superstar. 🇦🇪❤️

FFR - over a couple of sessions with Dr James, in our Dubai world trade centre. Refined sophisticated filler, that enhances the face to be its best version. It never migrates, it’s always slightly under injected, and it’s always administered by a cannula for safety.

It’s what we do. No gimmicks, no BS - just sheer excellence. Dr James you’re a superstar. 🇦🇪❤️

Hilariously accurate - and whhhy is a nation and their people who are blessed with such gorgeous natural lips - so intent on smashing them full of 95 litres of Juvederm???

Trying to talk people out of more lip filler here, is a full time job. Concentrate on the other ways to refresh your face!!? if you were going on a night out, would you just put lipstick on? Or would you have lots of low-grade tweaks of subtle make up? See what we’re tryna say ?

From Dubai with love xx

Hilariously accurate - and whhhy is a nation and their people who are blessed with such gorgeous natural lips - so intent on smashing them full of 95 litres of Juvederm???

Trying to talk people out of more lip filler here, is a full time job. Concentrate on the other ways to refresh your face!!? if you were going on a night out, would you just put lipstick on? Or would you have lots of low-grade tweaks of subtle make up? See what we’re tryna say ?

From Dubai with love xx

Not all work is fake work and ageing doesn’t have to mean looking older.

Oh, and dissolving can also mean knocking 5 to 10 years off!

Not all work is fake work and ageing doesn’t have to mean looking older.

Oh, and dissolving can also mean knocking 5 to 10 years off!

Happy Mother’s Day to those of our stateside patients.

I know so many of these will relate to this. Kids wring the best of us to the fore. Well done to all of you for being that rock for your littles ❤️❤️

I look forward to meeting even more of you in our new Chicago clinic ❤️❤️❤️

Happy Mother’s Day to those of our stateside patients.

I know so many of these will relate to this. Kids wring the best of us to the fore. Well done to all of you for being that rock for your littles ❤️❤️

I look forward to meeting even more of you in our new Chicago clinic ❤️❤️❤️

Narcissists probably keep me in business, although I’d happily give them all a liberal douse of petrol and chuck a zippo their way.

Nothing gives me a buzz of electricity like seeing a once shell of a woman leave our doors, with a spring in their step, a chipper goodbye - constantly checking themselves in the mirror with a smile. Then there’s no stopping them. Revenge body.

Hell I did it myself l, although MY ex (post breakup!) actually surreptitiously CANCELLED my boob job because he found out on the grapevine I was having the op I always wanted. “No woman of mine is getting that done!”. He totally “forgot” we hadn’t been together for quite some time and I was not “his woman”. Thankfully.

I had to head out of state to get a pair of new ones (and they’re spectacular FYI), thanks @elitesurgical . We weren’t even together 😆

Freedom is truly delicious and there is NOTHING that replaces peace (or health!).

Narcissists probably keep me in business, although I’d happily give them all a liberal douse of petrol and chuck a zippo their way.

Nothing gives me a buzz of electricity like seeing a once shell of a woman leave our doors, with a spring in their step, a chipper goodbye - constantly checking themselves in the mirror with a smile. Then there’s no stopping them. Revenge body.

Hell I did it myself l, although MY ex (post breakup!) actually surreptitiously CANCELLED my boob job because he found out on the grapevine I was having the op I always wanted. “No woman of mine is getting that done!”. He totally “forgot” we hadn’t been together for quite some time and I was not “his woman”. Thankfully.

I had to head out of state to get a pair of new ones (and they’re spectacular FYI), thanks @elitesurgical . We weren’t even together 😆

Freedom is truly delicious and there is NOTHING that replaces peace (or health!).

No shade to the Kardashians whatsoever- but I literally have zero interest in this show. I don’t understand it, nor the appeal, or hype. I might wish I had their marketing skills tho…

20 series later, and I’ve still never ever watched a single show, nor understand the message… (if there is one). I’m clearly alone - as they are the most popular, and influential people on the planet, and more power to them.

If you “get it” please explain it to me, so I can too

#kuwtk

No shade to the Kardashians whatsoever- but I literally have zero interest in this show. I don’t understand it, nor the appeal, or hype. I might wish I had their marketing skills tho…

20 series later, and I’ve still never ever watched a single show, nor understand the message… (if there is one). I’m clearly alone - as they are the most popular, and influential people on the planet, and more power to them.

If you “get it” please explain it to me, so I can too

#kuwtk

It’s like the disease of the 2000’s. Certain groups of girls that all look exactly the same. A tribe of the same blank faces. Blocked overly dark, super arched eyebrows. None of the original colour or shape left.

Same with the distorted , overly taut lips. No cupids bow, sometimes even unable to animate in a human fashion. Sausage like, stuffed with more and more filler - but they still say “oh my lips are actually really small”.

But they aren’t . They look stretched, and swollen - not sexy.

A wodge of extra cheek bone, that no anatomy has ever reasonably naturally approximated slapped bilaterally onto the face, like plasticene.

A chin pointed into an artificial peak, no longer feminine - more harsh, uniform and aggressive than soft or sexy.

The face no longer resembles anything that appears in nature’s faces grown in the womb. The owner often blind to it - the injector happy to facilitate the same (and especially in a recession).

You may argue that this is their choice. I’ve yet to meet anyone that actually enjoys this look. We’ve yet to correct or dissolve an overfilled face, and the patient not be tearfully overjoyed.

You are uniquely you. Please don’t lose that integrity that makes you so special. Good plastic surgery or aesthetics should be undetectable and make you look fresher and rested.

This is not it.

It’s like the disease of the 2000’s. Certain groups of girls that all look exactly the same. A tribe of the same blank faces. Blocked overly dark, super arched eyebrows. None of the original colour or shape left.

Same with the distorted , overly taut lips. No cupids bow, sometimes even unable to animate in a human fashion. Sausage like, stuffed with more and more filler - but they still say “oh my lips are actually really small”.

But they aren’t . They look stretched, and swollen - not sexy.

A wodge of extra cheek bone, that no anatomy has ever reasonably naturally approximated slapped bilaterally onto the face, like plasticene.

A chin pointed into an artificial peak, no longer feminine - more harsh, uniform and aggressive than soft or sexy.

The face no longer resembles anything that appears in nature’s faces grown in the womb. The owner often blind to it - the injector happy to facilitate the same (and especially in a recession).

You may argue that this is their choice. I’ve yet to meet anyone that actually enjoys this look. We’ve yet to correct or dissolve an overfilled face, and the patient not be tearfully overjoyed.

You are uniquely you. Please don’t lose that integrity that makes you so special. Good plastic surgery or aesthetics should be undetectable and make you look fresher and rested.

This is not it.

I’ll take confidence and experience over a “number” that means nothing (bar a stigma imposed by a patriarchal society).

The one thing I have always loved about the annual Met gala, is seeing women (of a certain age especially) - peacock with confidence about how they look, regardless of what is acceptable or not to others.

This is evidence indeed that age (if you are in good health and mentally happy) means f*** all.

Demi is 62, Nicole is 57 and Diana , 81 - but they all look like damn snacks. Every single one. I just don’t want to hear of anyone , either putting themselves “out to pasture”, or having it done to them by anyone else.

In my 50s, with the remnants of my (still healing facial paralysis) - but I’m honestly in the most confident decade of my life. Technically I looked different in my youth, of course I did. But I don’t look bad now? I have an experience, a softness, a sense of humour and a finely honed mind that I just didn’t possess as a young woman.

Never make the mistake that it’s looks that make you attractive - we’ve all met people who were physically beautiful but dull, mean or uninteresting. Depth, quirks and confidence are sexy AF. Can I get an Amen?

I’ll take confidence and experience over a “number” that means nothing (bar a stigma imposed by a patriarchal society).

The one thing I have always loved about the annual Met gala, is seeing women (of a certain age especially) - peacock with confidence about how they look, regardless of what is acceptable or not to others.

This is evidence indeed that age (if you are in good health and mentally happy) means f*** all.

Demi is 62, Nicole is 57 and Diana , 81 - but they all look like damn snacks. Every single one. I just don’t want to hear of anyone , either putting themselves “out to pasture”, or having it done to them by anyone else.

In my 50s, with the remnants of my (still healing facial paralysis) - but I’m honestly in the most confident decade of my life. Technically I looked different in my youth, of course I did. But I don’t look bad now? I have an experience, a softness, a sense of humour and a finely honed mind that I just didn’t possess as a young woman.

Never make the mistake that it’s looks that make you attractive - we’ve all met people who were physically beautiful but dull, mean or uninteresting. Depth, quirks and confidence are sexy AF. Can I get an Amen?

If you don’t laugh at this, we can’t be friends.

#whoworeitbetter

If you don’t laugh at this, we can’t be friends.

#whoworeitbetter

Dr Gareth sent me this. Facts. So blame him for the dad joke.

Dr Gareth sent me this. Facts. So blame him for the dad joke.

A few years ago, my tiny daughters saw a picture of my six form year & said “wow, you were really all ugly?”. I flinched in surprise, not least because actually my six form were considered a really attractive bunch.. a few models among us, most of us were un really good shape, and with a very wholesome vibe.

I couldn’t see what they saw. But back in the day, we didn’t really have skincare, the only hair dye available to us was “ Sun-in” or Henna ( so anyone with dark hair went temporarily ginger), gel or acrylic nails simply didn’t exist, we weren’t allowed to wear make up to school, nobody plucked their eyebrows, nobody curled their eyelashes, make up was “strengsten verboten ⛔️”, hair straighteners were not a thing, hair serum hadn’t been invented (so all of our hair looked like it had been brushed with a toffee apple), and zero fake tan. It’s fair to say, that quite a lot of us had very shit perms too.

Very slowly, I realised how damn ordinary we looked to my primary school children.

A sad day indeed.

Fast forward a few years to my elder daughter’s 13th birthday, and we had a huge disco in an inflatable igloo in our back garden - with a DJ. My kids looked cute and simple, sporty white dresses, and Air Jordans on their feet.

Half the girls that showed up, had fake lashes, hair extensions, acrylic nails, high heels, professional makeup, and one even had a tooth gem. What in the Great-Scott-Marty-McFly was this time travelling malarkey??

I remember the photo on the left being taken of me as a teenager, and remembered my grandparents & relatives cooing over “what a spectacular picture” it was. So, in the back of my head, although I’d not seen this image for a good 30 years - I remembered this school photograph as being “utterly smoking”.

Upon finding this little beauty again, I actually burst out laughing at how awks I looked.

I remember that Princess Diana flick fringe, that was laced rock hard with Elnette hairspray. When the wind took it, it lifted up like the wing flap of a plane, in one solid piece. I was surpremely proud of my look, teamed with a Benetton rugby shirt, & enough blue eyeliner & mascara to encourage daily conjunctivitis. Nice

A few years ago, my tiny daughters saw a picture of my six form year & said “wow, you were really all ugly?”. I flinched in surprise, not least because actually my six form were considered a really attractive bunch.. a few models among us, most of us were un really good shape, and with a very wholesome vibe.

I couldn’t see what they saw. But back in the day, we didn’t really have skincare, the only hair dye available to us was “ Sun-in” or Henna ( so anyone with dark hair went temporarily ginger), gel or acrylic nails simply didn’t exist, we weren’t allowed to wear make up to school, nobody plucked their eyebrows, nobody curled their eyelashes, make up was “strengsten verboten ⛔️”, hair straighteners were not a thing, hair serum hadn’t been invented (so all of our hair looked like it had been brushed with a toffee apple), and zero fake tan. It’s fair to say, that quite a lot of us had very shit perms too.

Very slowly, I realised how damn ordinary we looked to my primary school children.

A sad day indeed.

Fast forward a few years to my elder daughter’s 13th birthday, and we had a huge disco in an inflatable igloo in our back garden - with a DJ. My kids looked cute and simple, sporty white dresses, and Air Jordans on their feet.

Half the girls that showed up, had fake lashes, hair extensions, acrylic nails, high heels, professional makeup, and one even had a tooth gem. What in the Great-Scott-Marty-McFly was this time travelling malarkey??

I remember the photo on the left being taken of me as a teenager, and remembered my grandparents & relatives cooing over “what a spectacular picture” it was. So, in the back of my head, although I’d not seen this image for a good 30 years - I remembered this school photograph as being “utterly smoking”.

Upon finding this little beauty again, I actually burst out laughing at how awks I looked.

I remember that Princess Diana flick fringe, that was laced rock hard with Elnette hairspray. When the wind took it, it lifted up like the wing flap of a plane, in one solid piece. I was surpremely proud of my look, teamed with a Benetton rugby shirt, & enough blue eyeliner & mascara to encourage daily conjunctivitis. Nice

Wouldn’t it be incredible, if a needle, a gifted doctor, premium product and an ethical clinic were all it took to make you feel like a whole new person? I wish it were this easy, but it doesn’t work like that.

Don’t get me wrong, the above can help in the majority of cases and often be exactly the tonic and confidence you were looking for.

(Providing that is, that it’s not the only thing you’re relying on when in a horrible situation. There is nothing worse than walking on eggshells the minute you walk through the door. IYKYK).

There seem to be specific times of the year, when we appear to have an awful lot of brokenhearted people walk through our doors. But the truth is, that true peace doesn’t come from a needle. Annoyingly, it comes from your environment and your people within it.

We will always, always try to help. But we are an “add on bonus ball” and not a solution. We want you to be in a really good place before consenting to even minimally invasive treatments.

No matter how long you’ve been in that relationship, regardless of whether you are married and have children, it’s never too late to stop, reboot and start again with a blank sheet. This is your sign. Be happy. This is not a dress rehearsal.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Wouldn’t it be incredible, if a needle, a gifted doctor, premium product and an ethical clinic were all it took to make you feel like a whole new person? I wish it were this easy, but it doesn’t work like that.

Don’t get me wrong, the above can help in the majority of cases and often be exactly the tonic and confidence you were looking for.

(Providing that is, that it’s not the only thing you’re relying on when in a horrible situation. There is nothing worse than walking on eggshells the minute you walk through the door. IYKYK).

There seem to be specific times of the year, when we appear to have an awful lot of brokenhearted people walk through our doors. But the truth is, that true peace doesn’t come from a needle. Annoyingly, it comes from your environment and your people within it.

We will always, always try to help. But we are an “add on bonus ball” and not a solution. We want you to be in a really good place before consenting to even minimally invasive treatments.

No matter how long you’ve been in that relationship, regardless of whether you are married and have children, it’s never too late to stop, reboot and start again with a blank sheet. This is your sign. Be happy. This is not a dress rehearsal.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

My team and I always talk about my “Spidey senses”.

Now, I’m not claiming to be a psychic or anything like that, of course not. But I will pick up a vibe or energy immediately, when a patient walks in the room. Something about the way they move, the way they hold themselves - all of their body language, how they talk about themselves - I sense vulnerability at 50 paces. In 16 years, I haven’t been wrong yet.

I almost don’t hear the words sometimes, I become so absorbed in what the energy and body language of that patient is telling me. Sometimes I will give a nod or a look, to one of the doctors that we shouldn’t be treating this patient, because they’re not in a good space to be having treatment.

Sometimes it’s dysmorphia, sometimes it’s just a deeply broken patient after a huge traumatic event. We often see people looking to perk themselves up after a horrific break up with a narcissist, the death of somebody they loved and can’t get over, or even the loss of a job and their self-esteem.

Of course, that’s not to say we won’t treat everybody, but sometimes it’s better to have a chat - so you consent to treatment when it’s not the only thing you’re looking for and relying upon to feel better about yourself.

Sometimes it’s as easy as “come on then, let’s give you that revenge face and f*** your ex!”.

They say those that have been bitterly disappointed, betrayed or even very ill sense it immediately in another, who knows - but it’s a gift. I’m really thankful to have, and it’s served me incredibly well over the years. 🥰🎁

My team and I always talk about my “Spidey senses”.

Now, I’m not claiming to be a psychic or anything like that, of course not. But I will pick up a vibe or energy immediately, when a patient walks in the room. Something about the way they move, the way they hold themselves - all of their body language, how they talk about themselves - I sense vulnerability at 50 paces. In 16 years, I haven’t been wrong yet.

I almost don’t hear the words sometimes, I become so absorbed in what the energy and body language of that patient is telling me. Sometimes I will give a nod or a look, to one of the doctors that we shouldn’t be treating this patient, because they’re not in a good space to be having treatment.

Sometimes it’s dysmorphia, sometimes it’s just a deeply broken patient after a huge traumatic event. We often see people looking to perk themselves up after a horrific break up with a narcissist, the death of somebody they loved and can’t get over, or even the loss of a job and their self-esteem.

Of course, that’s not to say we won’t treat everybody, but sometimes it’s better to have a chat - so you consent to treatment when it’s not the only thing you’re looking for and relying upon to feel better about yourself.

Sometimes it’s as easy as “come on then, let’s give you that revenge face and f*** your ex!”.

They say those that have been bitterly disappointed, betrayed or even very ill sense it immediately in another, who knows - but it’s a gift. I’m really thankful to have, and it’s served me incredibly well over the years. 🥰🎁

Sometimes a patient walks in, that is a living ray of sunshine. Caroline burst in through our doors today, the very first patient of our Wilmslow clinic. She was fresh off the plane from Dublin for the slightly less expensive prices of Wilmslow which more than covered her flight. She was enthusiastic, open to suggestions, with a perfect bone structure. Can you actually believe this woman is 42?

We chose a liquid rhinoplasty, lips, temples, and forehead filler, because less is more! We’re in love with these results, and it’s a good opportunity to see a face with filler animated, and still looking completely natural. I was trying to take her pictures, and a video, but we kept bursting and into giggles . Caroline, thank you so much for trusting us with your incredibly beautiful face, and thank you for making my day. ❤️🤣🤭😍

Sometimes a patient walks in, that is a living ray of sunshine. Caroline burst in through our doors today, the very first patient of our Wilmslow clinic. She was fresh off the plane from Dublin for the slightly less expensive prices of Wilmslow which more than covered her flight. She was enthusiastic, open to suggestions, with a perfect bone structure. Can you actually believe this woman is 42?

We chose a liquid rhinoplasty, lips, temples, and forehead filler, because less is more! We’re in love with these results, and it’s a good opportunity to see a face with filler animated, and still looking completely natural. I was trying to take her pictures, and a video, but we kept bursting and into giggles . Caroline, thank you so much for trusting us with your incredibly beautiful face, and thank you for making my day. ❤️🤣🤭😍

No one wants to be the injector that “ ruins the supermodel’s face”. Or anyone’s face for that matter! It’s rare that we get a face this perfectly proportioned to begin with, and her “before” usually most people after goals!!

Of course, if we think somebody doesn’t need it, we absolutely will advise against any treatment at all. But even the most beautiful of natural diamonds, can always benefit from a tiny bit of a polish. In these instances, we really need to use the tiniest of quantities of product placed perfectly.

it has to be completely undetectable work. The goal is for her, (or him), to look as if they’ve had 12 hours of solid deep sleep and no more.

Fresh not worked on.

#consultantclinic

No one wants to be the injector that “ ruins the supermodel’s face”. Or anyone’s face for that matter! It’s rare that we get a face this perfectly proportioned to begin with, and her “before” usually most people after goals!!

Of course, if we think somebody doesn’t need it, we absolutely will advise against any treatment at all. But even the most beautiful of natural diamonds, can always benefit from a tiny bit of a polish. In these instances, we really need to use the tiniest of quantities of product placed perfectly.

it has to be completely undetectable work. The goal is for her, (or him), to look as if they’ve had 12 hours of solid deep sleep and no more.

Fresh not worked on.

#consultantclinic

Looks like I’m going to be skint then, because that jawline is snatttttched.

Looks like I’m going to be skint then, because that jawline is snatttttched.

Anyone relate?

I bloody love my own company - genuinely, and so many people can’t fathom it?

Anyone else get “all peopled out”?

Anyone relate?

I bloody love my own company - genuinely, and so many people can’t fathom it?

Anyone else get “all peopled out”?

Surreal to think, in my lifetime that there were times when nobody had any filler in their faces on any single television show or film? Was the world better or worse for that do you think?

Much as I think aesthetics can be an incredible gift in the right hands, I really miss very individual faces on screens. No veneers, no fillers, no tell signs of migration, no cookie cutter faces. I love individuality.

Vive la différence. 🥲❤️😇

Surreal to think, in my lifetime that there were times when nobody had any filler in their faces on any single television show or film? Was the world better or worse for that do you think?

Much as I think aesthetics can be an incredible gift in the right hands, I really miss very individual faces on screens. No veneers, no fillers, no tell signs of migration, no cookie cutter faces. I love individuality.

Vive la différence. 🥲❤️😇

Fair to say that I didn’t have the kindest upbringing. You know the kind that involved relatives, that constantly belittled how you looked? Cruel stuff, labelled as banter and that I needed to not be so butt-hurt about it all. Those that laughed, that I had my dad’s jawline, or the lankiness of my uncles, or certain genetic traits that made me look less feminine, less attractive, and just… Well, less.

Kids in the 80s and 90s were especially brutal back then too. Ironically, I look back now and think I was utterly beautiful. But the point was of course, that I didn’t feel it at all. Not even a tiny little bit. I grew up thinking / truly believing that I was not a pretty, nor attractive person - despite earning a fairly solid income in the 90s and noughties as a model. I decided to become the best version of myself possible, at first by training hard & working out, and later discovering how to make the best tweaks that kept me looking natural.

Most importantly, I found a way to remove myself from the nay-sayers (family or not) and with age, & a modicum of success, I found confidence.

15 or so years ago, when I stumbled across a way of making a professional living from helping other people feel as confident, I honestly thought I had won the lottery. I didn’t give a fig about money at that stage, I had very little anyway, following a divorce. It was more important that I found something really special to do with my life, even though it started out as a hobby. I have not regretted it a day ever since.

I built a team of doctors, not only in this country but in four other continents whom I genuinely believed would do the same, (and they have!). The Consultant Clinic group was born (PS we open permanently in Paris in May, and Chicago in July 2025).

I always think things do happen for a reason, so at the end of last year, the looks and confidence cycle came full circle, when I developed full facial paralysis. Sure, I felt vulnerable and a little insecure about my new face, it didn’t stop me from going to work. In fact, I was back the very next day.

Work is, and will always been my safe place.

Thank you ❤️

Fair to say that I didn’t have the kindest upbringing. You know the kind that involved relatives, that constantly belittled how you looked? Cruel stuff, labelled as banter and that I needed to not be so butt-hurt about it all. Those that laughed, that I had my dad’s jawline, or the lankiness of my uncles, or certain genetic traits that made me look less feminine, less attractive, and just… Well, less.

Kids in the 80s and 90s were especially brutal back then too. Ironically, I look back now and think I was utterly beautiful. But the point was of course, that I didn’t feel it at all. Not even a tiny little bit. I grew up thinking / truly believing that I was not a pretty, nor attractive person - despite earning a fairly solid income in the 90s and noughties as a model. I decided to become the best version of myself possible, at first by training hard & working out, and later discovering how to make the best tweaks that kept me looking natural.

Most importantly, I found a way to remove myself from the nay-sayers (family or not) and with age, & a modicum of success, I found confidence.

15 or so years ago, when I stumbled across a way of making a professional living from helping other people feel as confident, I honestly thought I had won the lottery. I didn’t give a fig about money at that stage, I had very little anyway, following a divorce. It was more important that I found something really special to do with my life, even though it started out as a hobby. I have not regretted it a day ever since.

I built a team of doctors, not only in this country but in four other continents whom I genuinely believed would do the same, (and they have!). The Consultant Clinic group was born (PS we open permanently in Paris in May, and Chicago in July 2025).

I always think things do happen for a reason, so at the end of last year, the looks and confidence cycle came full circle, when I developed full facial paralysis. Sure, I felt vulnerable and a little insecure about my new face, it didn’t stop me from going to work. In fact, I was back the very next day.

Work is, and will always been my safe place.

Thank you ❤️

Men don’t age better than women - they’re just ALLOWED to age. That’s the truest thing you’ll read today.

A cultural double standard and one as old as time. It absolutely boils my p*ss.

All of these humans, God’s favourite in terms of looks - and they’ve all aged naturally and without “extra help”. Yet the men are often proclaimed as silver foxes’, or described as ageing like wine - and their female counterparts hammered for “not taking care of themselves”.

Men don’t age better genetically - if anything, women fare better terms of health at least. We live longer accordingly. The only difference, is that women are just not really permitted to age in the same way. But that’s down to societal norms, standards and the patriarchy- nothing else.

Read that again.

Men don’t age better than women - they’re just ALLOWED to age. That’s the truest thing you’ll read today.

A cultural double standard and one as old as time. It absolutely boils my p*ss.

All of these humans, God’s favourite in terms of looks - and they’ve all aged naturally and without “extra help”. Yet the men are often proclaimed as silver foxes’, or described as ageing like wine - and their female counterparts hammered for “not taking care of themselves”.

Men don’t age better genetically - if anything, women fare better terms of health at least. We live longer accordingly. The only difference, is that women are just not really permitted to age in the same way. But that’s down to societal norms, standards and the patriarchy- nothing else.

Read that again.

Call me snarky - but if anyone says that classy, safe and expertly executed premium filler is less than overfilled gimmicks - Ima get on my hind legs and protest loudly.

This was a real text from someone saying that huge overfilled and fake is better, which is obviously a very subjective viewpoint. And that’s okay. Sure it’s not our aesthetic ideal, but most importantly overfilling causes clinical issues as well. And don’t forget put first oath, and duty of care from our group of doctors is .”do no harm”.

in over a decade, I’ve never seen ANYONE not fall in love with the work of Dr Kevin. He works from Los Angeles, Mahanttan, Miami, Dallas - and from July - CHICAGO!!

Better yet, with my face on the mend from next month, I will be working with him in Miami and New York again. I’ve missed you buddy!

But let this video show you, that excellent work doesn’t have to be obvious, you CAN get shape, projection, and perfect work without it being unsafe or looking really obvious. Periodt

Call me snarky - but if anyone says that classy, safe and expertly executed premium filler is less than overfilled gimmicks - Ima get on my hind legs and protest loudly.

This was a real text from someone saying that huge overfilled and fake is better, which is obviously a very subjective viewpoint. And that’s okay. Sure it’s not our aesthetic ideal, but most importantly overfilling causes clinical issues as well. And don’t forget put first oath, and duty of care from our group of doctors is .”do no harm”.

in over a decade, I’ve never seen ANYONE not fall in love with the work of Dr Kevin. He works from Los Angeles, Mahanttan, Miami, Dallas - and from July - CHICAGO!!

Better yet, with my face on the mend from next month, I will be working with him in Miami and New York again. I’ve missed you buddy!

But let this video show you, that excellent work doesn’t have to be obvious, you CAN get shape, projection, and perfect work without it being unsafe or looking really obvious. Periodt

Absolutely hate gimmicks, but gimmicks that could hurt you for clicks are the worst of all. Every year there’s some crazy, stupid trend that people jump all over and they never work. Remember it was the fox eye threads, then the Russian lips BS, then the tape that claims you could dissolve and refill in one day (deep level BS) , and now some provider with a plastic stick claiming to be able to shape pointy lips and give a cute Cupid’s bow.

Not so, not possible, the lips are grossly overfilled almost like play doh, or a stress ball. Therefore, temporarily for a couple of minutes or rather enough time to make a quick video for the gram (just like the swelling from Russian lips, or the ol’ famous chin grab to make the bottom lip look bigger than it really is) - it’s all a big heap of steaming doo-doo.

Yet year in, and year out people jump on the bandwagon, then come to see us in floods of tears asking for us to fix it. Obviously, it’s up to you what you waste your money on, all we ever do is try and warn you.

What is the big win every single time, is decades of experience, from a solid set of doctors or medics, who do this full-time each and every day all over the world, and corrected not only their own mistakes but everybody else’s to the tune of thousands. Always with a premium filler, always with small increments over time, and always from an altruistic perspective where a third of our patients get turned away because it’s not right for them, or isn’t safe.

Often we need to dissolve the bad stuff first. But soft and safely wins the day. There is no alternative. We will be saying it for the next hundred years until we’re blue in the face.

how did this patient come through our doors, in any of our international clinics, we can confidently speak for every single one of our doctors and say we would unhesitatingly dissolve this set of lips. Never mind, add more, and rub with a pink bit of plastic.

Absolutely hate gimmicks, but gimmicks that could hurt you for clicks are the worst of all. Every year there’s some crazy, stupid trend that people jump all over and they never work. Remember it was the fox eye threads, then the Russian lips BS, then the tape that claims you could dissolve and refill in one day (deep level BS) , and now some provider with a plastic stick claiming to be able to shape pointy lips and give a cute Cupid’s bow.

Not so, not possible, the lips are grossly overfilled almost like play doh, or a stress ball. Therefore, temporarily for a couple of minutes or rather enough time to make a quick video for the gram (just like the swelling from Russian lips, or the ol’ famous chin grab to make the bottom lip look bigger than it really is) - it’s all a big heap of steaming doo-doo.

Yet year in, and year out people jump on the bandwagon, then come to see us in floods of tears asking for us to fix it. Obviously, it’s up to you what you waste your money on, all we ever do is try and warn you.

What is the big win every single time, is decades of experience, from a solid set of doctors or medics, who do this full-time each and every day all over the world, and corrected not only their own mistakes but everybody else’s to the tune of thousands. Always with a premium filler, always with small increments over time, and always from an altruistic perspective where a third of our patients get turned away because it’s not right for them, or isn’t safe.

Often we need to dissolve the bad stuff first. But soft and safely wins the day. There is no alternative. We will be saying it for the next hundred years until we’re blue in the face.

how did this patient come through our doors, in any of our international clinics, we can confidently speak for every single one of our doctors and say we would unhesitatingly dissolve this set of lips. Never mind, add more, and rub with a pink bit of plastic.

Injectables are for women? I absolutely will not have that. 15% of our patients are male, however they very rarely consent to showing their before and afters. Dr James has worked for us for a decade, so he doesn’t have a choice haha!

(Joking aside, he’s totally cool with it).

Back in 2018, although his lips were fuller, and he was seven years younger I, (hopefully tactfully), said that lines weren’t a great look on an aesthetics practitioner. we chatted, and agreed that looking distinguished was great, but looking weathered (especially in the job we do), was not. Thankfully Dr James agreed to minimal treatment, long as he didn’t look less masculine or it was detectable.

The last picture was taken in Dubai, only a few days ago when we were being professionally filmed after 12 hours of clinic. Although I’m sure he didn’t feel it, he looks fresh as a daisy, handsome and distinguished.

but that is the power of really excellent work, there are 5000 examples on this page, and not a single one of them looks artificial or fake, just the way we like it. #consultantclinic #maleaesthetics

Injectables are for women? I absolutely will not have that. 15% of our patients are male, however they very rarely consent to showing their before and afters. Dr James has worked for us for a decade, so he doesn’t have a choice haha!

(Joking aside, he’s totally cool with it).

Back in 2018, although his lips were fuller, and he was seven years younger I, (hopefully tactfully), said that lines weren’t a great look on an aesthetics practitioner. we chatted, and agreed that looking distinguished was great, but looking weathered (especially in the job we do), was not. Thankfully Dr James agreed to minimal treatment, long as he didn’t look less masculine or it was detectable.

The last picture was taken in Dubai, only a few days ago when we were being professionally filmed after 12 hours of clinic. Although I’m sure he didn’t feel it, he looks fresh as a daisy, handsome and distinguished.

but that is the power of really excellent work, there are 5000 examples on this page, and not a single one of them looks artificial or fake, just the way we like it. #consultantclinic #maleaesthetics

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