Fox Medical Aesthetics

Fox Medical Aesthetics AWARD WINNING CLINIC |PLATINUM SAVE FACE |
Medically registered |

Pro-aging, ethical, natural approach to non-surgical aesthetics.

Specialising in ethical, regenerative treatments & natural aesthetic results. Fox Medical Aesthetics is partnered with GetHarley, the skincare concierge to help you optimise your skin health. Save Face accredited Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetic Dermatology clinic. Offering a wide range of treatments for skin conditions, with a focus on natural aesthetic results, and offering new and innovative regenerative treatments such as polynucleotide treatment. Kerry Marshall Shergold is the director of Fox Medical Aesthetics, and alongside extensive NHS experience in Emergency Medicine, is trained to the highest level possible in Medical Aesthetics and holds a combined Level 7 diploma in Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetics from Harley Academy.

Celebrating our 4th consecutive year as a Platinum Save Face Accredited Clinic — a milestone that reflects our unwaverin...
26/02/2026

Celebrating our 4th consecutive year as a Platinum Save Face Accredited Clinic — a milestone that reflects our unwavering commitment to clinical excellence, patient safety, and ethical aesthetics.

At Save Face Platinum level, accreditation is not simply a badge — it is a rigorous assessment of medical governance, infection control protocols, complication management, prescribing standards, documentation, and patient care pathways. It represents the highest benchmark in non-surgical aesthetic regulation in the UK.

At Fox Medical Aesthetics, safety is not a marketing message — it is our operating framework. From advanced consultation processes and evidence-based treatment planning to robust aftercare and complication preparedness, every decision is grounded in protecting patient welfare and delivering outcomes responsibly.

Four years at Platinum level reinforces our position as a trusted authority in safe aesthetics and clinical standards within our industry.

Because exceptional results should never come at the expense of safety.




The Science of StillnessIn our clinical practice, we see the skin as a mirror of the internal nervous system. Constant s...
26/02/2026

The Science of Stillness

In our clinical practice, we see the skin as a mirror of the internal nervous system. Constant stress produces elevated cortisol, a known catalyst for inflammation, sensitivity, and accelerated ageing.

At Fox Collective, we practice Slow Aesthetics. We believe holistic restoration is only possible when the body feels safe enough to heal. By prioritising a calm environment and intentional, rhythmic techniques, we actively lower your cortisol levels during every session.

When the mind finds stillness, the skin’s natural regenerative processes are enhanced. Experience a professional sanctuary where clinical efficacy meets a nurturing touch, designed to support your skin through every season of life.

25/02/2026

Morning therapy. Save Face meeting. Admin.

23/02/2026

The Patient Safety Checklist.

Following on from my last post about precision, I want to give you the three questions you must ask before allowing anyone to perform a medical aesthetic treatment on your face.

In an unregulated UK market, your safety is your responsibility. Here is how to vet your practitioner:

1. “Are you a medically qualified prescriber?”
Neuromodulation is a prescription-only treatment. If your practitioner isn’t a prescriber (Doctor, Dentist, or Nurse Prescriber), or hasn’t arranged a face-to-face consultation with one, that is a significant red flag.

2. “How do you manage complications?”
Precision isn’t just about the injection; it’s about the “what if.” A medical professional has the training and the emergency supplies on-site to manage an adverse reaction. Ask them exactly what their protocol is.

3. “Which brand of product are you using?”
In this clinic, I only use gold-standard, regulated products like Obagi®. If a practitioner is using “unbranded” or “cheaper” alternatives, they are prioritising their profit margins over your biological safety.

Your face is a lifelong investment. Don’t let a “special offer” or a rushed appointment compromise it.

Have a question about a specific treatment or safety standard? Drop it in the comments or book a clinical consultation via the link in my bio.

23/02/2026

One question I’m often asked:

“Why can’t I have my consultation and treatment on the same day?”

The short answer?
Because your safety — and informed decision-making — matters more than speed.

In aesthetic medicine, consent isn’t just a signature on a form.
It’s a process.

Medico-legally, patients should be given time to:

• Understand risks and complications
• Reflect on whether treatment aligns with their goals
• Consider alternatives
• Ask questions without pressure

A cooling-off period protects you.

It ensures decisions aren’t made impulsively, emotionally, or under subtle pressure — even unintentional pressure.

Good aesthetic practice isn’t about convenience.
It’s about clinical responsibility.

When we separate consultation and treatment, we create space for clarity — not urgency.

And that’s how it should be.

If you value safe, ethical aesthetic care, follow along.




22/02/2026

In my aesthetics clinic, I don’t consult and treat on the same day.

Why? Because safe, responsible aesthetic medicine isn’t about speed.

Your face is not a to-do list.
It’s your confidence, your identity, your reflection.

Rushing decisions can compromise outcomes — and peace of mind.

A consultation isn’t just paperwork.
It’s your time to ask questions, understand risks, and feel confident in your choices.

I separate consultation and treatment because your clarity matters more than convenience.

If you want to see aesthetics done thoughtfully — with respect for your face, your identity, and your wellbeing — follow along.

22/02/2026

There’s a moment most women don’t talk about.

When you catch your reflection unexpectedly.
In the car mirror.
In harsh bathroom lighting.
On a photo someone else took.

And for a second, it feels unfamiliar.

Not older.
Not worse.

Just… not you.

Hormones shift.
Stress accumulates.
Sleep changes.
Collagen quietly declines.

The face evolves.
But identity doesn’t move at the same pace.

That disconnect can feel unsettling.

Most women who consider aesthetic treatment aren’t chasing youth.

They’re trying to close the gap between how they feel —
and what they see.

There’s a difference between altering a face
and restoring recognition.

That difference matters.

If this resonated, stay here. I’ll explain more in the next post.



22/02/2026

There’s a moment most women don’t talk about.

When you catch your reflection unexpectedly.
In the car mirror.
In harsh bathroom lighting.
On a photo someone else took.

And for a second, it feels unfamiliar.

Not older.
Not worse.

Just… not you.

Hormones shift.
Stress accumulates.
Sleep changes.
Collagen quietly declines.

The face evolves.
But identity doesn’t move at the same pace.

That disconnect can feel unsettling.

Most women who consider aesthetic treatment aren’t chasing youth.

They’re trying to close the gap between how they feel —
and what they see.

There’s a difference between altering a face
and restoring recognition.

That difference matters.

If this resonated, stay here. I’ll explain more in the next post.

21/02/2026

The Art of the Medical Consultation.

There is a reason I still prefer a fountain pen and a fresh page when I sit down with a new patient.

In medical aesthetics, details aren’t just details. They are the entire foundation of your safety and your results. When we discuss neuromodulation or skin restoration, we aren’t just looking at a line; we are looking at anatomy, muscle education, and biological longevity.

True quality in this industry relies on four non-negotiables:

Education: Years of medical training, not just a weekend course.

Regulation: Operating within a strict clinical framework here in Hertfordshire.

Quality: Using only gold-standard, prescriptive products like Obagi®.

Precision: Knowing exactly where—and more importantly, where not—to treat.

If a treatment feels rushed, or the details feel thin, it isn’t medical aesthetics. It’s a risk.

In my next post, I’ll be sharing the specific questions you should be asking to ensure your practitioner is prioritising your safety over a ‘quick fix’.

Follow to catch Part Two: The Patient Safety Checklist.

The body keeps the score of our stress. At The Fox Collective, we use clinical massage not just to soothe, but to recali...
19/02/2026

The body keeps the score of our stress. At The Fox Collective, we use clinical massage not just to soothe, but to recalibrate the nervous system.

As we approach the end of the week, we invite you to experience the restorative power of science-led touch.

Mia has limited availability this Friday for our Half-Term Reset sessions.

Use this opportunity to clear the mental fog and restore your foundation.




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47A Bancroft
Hitchin And Letchworth
SG51LA

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 8pm
Saturday 12pm - 4pm

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