WHO WILL
TREAT YOU
Everyone here treats every week, and nobody in the building earns commission.
Tap a name to read what they do.
__Noor trained in medicine before moving into facial aesthetics, and still teaches injection anatomy to other prescribers. Fifteen years in, the interest has narrowed rather than widened: the midface, the eye area, and what happens to both over a decade.
She started Vesper to sell plans rather than appointments. Everything here follows from that: photographs before opinions, a written sequence before a syringe, and room to do nothing this month.
Happiest explaining why something can wait__
__Elin came to aesthetics from ten years in acute care, which is why the consent conversation here is longer than most and the complication kit is better stocked. An independent prescriber, registered with the NMC, and the person the rest of us call when something is unusual.
Particular interest in the mature face and in correcting work done elsewhere — dissolving, rebalancing, and rebuilding slowly afterwards. Most overfilled faces began with one reasonable decision, and then several more.
Gentle hands, and very clear advice__
__Adaeze runs everything that happens to the surface of the skin: peels, microneedling, resurfacing facials, and the long unglamorous work of treating pigment in richer skin tones without rebound.
Trained in medical skin therapy and spent four years in a pigmentation clinic before joining Vesper. Reads a face by touch as much as by light, and will spend a whole first appointment on your barrier before touching an acid.
Will talk to you about sunscreen. Sorry in advance__
__Rafael handles skin boosters, polynucleotides, PRP and the device side of the clinic — HIFU, contouring, and the treatments that need patience rather than drama.
A background in sports rehabilitation shows in how the work is explained: tissue, healing time, load, recovery. Clients who want to understand exactly what is happening under the skin tend to end up in this room.
Will draw you a diagram, and probably a second one__
__Noor trained in medicine before moving into facial aesthetics, and still teaches injection anatomy to other prescribers. Fifteen years in, the interest has narrowed rather than widened: the midface, the eye area, and what happens to both over a decade.
She started Vesper to sell plans rather than appointments. Everything here follows from that: photographs before opinions, a written sequence before a syringe, and room to do nothing this month.
Happiest explaining why something can wait__
__Elin came to aesthetics from ten years in acute care, which is why the consent conversation here is longer than most and the complication kit is better stocked. An independent prescriber, registered with the NMC, and the person the rest of us call when something is unusual.
Particular interest in the mature face and in correcting work done elsewhere — dissolving, rebalancing, and rebuilding slowly afterwards. Most overfilled faces began with one reasonable decision, and then several more.
Gentle hands, and very clear advice__
__Adaeze runs everything that happens to the surface of the skin: peels, microneedling, resurfacing facials, and the long unglamorous work of treating pigment in richer skin tones without rebound.
Trained in medical skin therapy and spent four years in a pigmentation clinic before joining Vesper. Reads a face by touch as much as by light, and will spend a whole first appointment on your barrier before touching an acid.
Will talk to you about sunscreen. Sorry in advance__
__Rafael handles skin boosters, polynucleotides, PRP and the device side of the clinic — HIFU, contouring, and the treatments that need patience rather than drama.
A background in sports rehabilitation shows in how the work is explained: tissue, healing time, load, recovery. Clients who want to understand exactly what is happening under the skin tend to end up in this room.
Will draw you a diagram, and probably a second one__