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People are sometimes surprised to learn that I'm a dental surgeon first. I've practised dentistry for twenty years, and spent the first decade of my career focused entirely on teeth before I began working in facial aesthetics. They shouldn't be, because I don't think there's a better training ground for facial aesthetics than dentistry. Here's why that background matters, and what it means for anyone who sits in my chair.... An intimate knowledge of the anatomy Dentistry is,

If there’s one thing that stops people booking anti-wrinkle treatment, it isn’t the cost and it isn’t the needles, it’s the fear of looking frozen. Almost everyone who sits down in my chair asks some version of the same question: “Will people be able to tell?” Movement comes first My philosophy is simple: preserve movement. Your expressions are part of what makes your face yours, and the aim of good anti-wrinkle treatment isn’t to erase them — it’s to soften the lines that bo