Medical aesthetics clinic specialising in facial harmonisation, regenerative, anti-ageing skin treatments and women’s health.
Supporting natural, subtle rejuvenation and skin health through perimenopause, menopause and beyond.
14/04/2026
TikTok trends are designed for virality, not for your anatomy, biology, or long-term facial health.
Most aesthetic trends rely on exaggeration: oversized lips, hyper-defined jaws, hollowed cheeks. They’re built for the camera, not for real, three-dimensional aging.
Faces age with structural volume loss, hormonal shifts, and changes in skin quality. What suits a 22-year-old influencer under studio lighting may be inappropriate for a 45-year-old patient.
Trend-driven treatments often lead to overfilling, distortion, and poor long-term outcomes.
Your face is not a filter.
It’s living tissue with memory and biological limits.
The best results come from individualised, medically guided treatment, not algorithms.
09/04/2026
Many women say, “I don’t recognize myself anymore” during perimenopause and menopause.
The answer? Neurobiology.
Midlife hormonal changes affect multiple facial layers at once — skin quality, fat distribution, muscle tone, even bone structure. Subtle shifts in volume, texture and contour can alter self-perception quickly.
The brain is highly attuned to facial familiarity.When that familiarity changes, it can create a deep emotional response.
Most women aren’t trying to look younger.
They’re trying to feel like themselves again.
And I’m here to support women through this phase.
08/04/2026
Is it wrong to want aesthetic treatment?
No not at all.
In midlife, it’s rarely about vanity. It’s about identity, confidence, and wellbeing.
Hormonal shifts, structural changes, and evolving life roles can create a disconnect between how a woman feels internally and what she sees in the mirror.
For many, aesthetic treatment is a way to realign that reflection — not to look younger, but to feel like themselves again.
The key factor is motivation.
When treatment comes from self-respect and personal choice, it can be empowering.
When it comes from comparison or fear of aging, it often leads to dissatisfaction.
Aesthetic medicine should never chase perfection.
It should support balance, restoration, and autonomy.
Done well, it protects both confidence and identity.
Tap the link in my bio for a consultation or send me a DM if you have any questions or concerns you would like to dive into.
02/04/2026
What’s the emotional side of facial aging that no one talks about?
It’s the quiet loss of familiarity.
Most women aren’t afraid of wrinkles.
They’re unsettled by the subtle disconnect, looking in the mirror and not fully recognising themselves.
Facial aging happens across multiple layers at once. As volume, structure, and skin quality change, the brain registers a shift in self-image. And because the face is central to how we’re seen, remembered, and emotionally interpreted, these changes can feel like a loss of presence or softness.
Many describe it as grief, not for youth, but for familiarity.
It’s rarely discussed because it sounds superficial.
But it’s deeply psychological.
Facial aging is not only biological.
It’s emotional.
01/04/2026
Great skin isn’t about following trends, it’s about using the right ingredients consistently and at the right time.
From deep hydration with Hyaluronic Acid to brightening Vitamin C, skin-renewing Retinol and balancing Niacinamide, each plays a vital role in supporting healthy, glowing skin.
Not sure what your skin actually needs? That’s where expert guidance makes all the difference.
📍 Book a consultation to build a routine tailored to you.
Send me a DM or tap the link in bio.
29/03/2026
Why can looking refreshed help a woman feel like herself again?
Because self-recognition is deeply neurological.
When the reflection appears tired, heavy, or unfamiliar, it creates a subtle but constant disconnect — not from aging, but from identity. The external image no longer matches the internal energy.
Refreshing the face — improving skin quality, softening shadows, restoring balanced contours — helps realign perception. The brain reconnects with a familiar version of the self.
This isn’t about looking younger.
It’s about removing visual signals of fatigue, depletion, and hormonal change.
When the face reflects vitality instead of loss, confidence often returns naturally.
Not cosmetic.
Psychological.
24/03/2026
When skin quality comes first.
Profhilo is often misunderstood , it’s not a filler and not Botox.
It’s a bio-remodelling treatment designed to support the skin’s hydration, elasticity and firmness over time, without altering facial volume or expression.
Rather than changing how the face looks, Profhilo works by improving how the skin behaves gradually, naturally and in harmony with your features.
It can be suitable for skin that feels dehydrated, looks dull, or shows early signs of loss of elasticity, when the goal is subtle refinement rather than transformation.
As with any treatment, results are individual and a personalised consultation is essential.
✨ Skin quality before everything else.
📍 The Hogarth Club, The Door W4, Airedale Avenue, Chiswick, W4 2NW
📩 DM “SKIN” to book a doctor-led consultation
22/03/2026
✨ I’m honoured to have been shortlisted for Women of the Year at the 2026 Safety & Health Excellence Awards.
Patient safety, ethical practice and supporting women’s wellbeing have always been at the heart of my work.
This recognition reflects not only personal commitment, but the importance of raising standards and responsibility within medical aesthetics and women’s health.
19/03/2026
What is “Ozempic face” and is it real?
It’s a real-world observation, not a medical diagnosis.
The term describes facial changes that can occur with significant, rapid weight loss — including in patients using GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic.
What’s happening biologically?
* Loss of facial fat especially in the cheeks, temples, and under-eye area, leading to hollowing.
* More visible bone structure and shadows reduced soft tissue makes contours appear sharper and sometimes more tired.
* Skin laxity when skin doesn’t contract as quickly as fat volume decreases.
Importantly, this is not the medication damaging the face.
It’s the effect of rapid fat loss outpacing skin and structural adaptation.
And it can occur with any fast weight loss from dieting, illness, or bariatric surgery.
A refreshed appearance during weight loss requires balance: pacing the process, supporting skin quality, and maintaining structural harmony.
Understanding the biology prevents fear and supports better decisions.
17/03/2026
Different tools. One natural goal.
Each Revanesse product is selected with intention — not to transform, but to support balance, harmony and skin health.
From contour and structure to softness and refinement, the choice is always guided by facial anatomy, skin quality and individual needs.
There is no single “best” product.
Only the right option for the right face, at the right time.
A personalised plan always comes first.
📍 Hogarth Club, Door W4, Airedale Avenue, Chiswick
📩 Book your consultation via DM or link in bio
12/03/2026
✨ One of the most important things in aesthetic medicine is trust.
When someone sits in my consultation chair, they are trusting me not only with their appearance, but with their wellbeing and confidence.
That’s why medical expertise and ethical practice matter so much in this industry.
Everyone is unique. Every treatment requires careful judgement, anatomical understanding and a thoughtful approach.
For me, aesthetic medicine has never been about trends or quick fixes, but about supporting patients safely, responsibly and naturally.
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My name is Ivona and i’m medical doctor with surgical and emergency medicine background.
Im a memeber od British College of Aesthetic Medicine and fully registered with General Medical Council with a licence to practice.
Several years ago i’ve started my aesthetic journey with my company Marrelle Aesthetics based in Twickenham, Surrey. I believe that everyone can be the best version of themselves by doing a small corrections. It’s not about changing the face but making it more youthful, attractive, less saggy, less tired and sad.
How we look and how we feel about ourselves is very linked and can have a significant impact on person’s life.
Every patient is unique and has unique goals. My job is to make you feel great in your skin, to like what you see in the mirror. I will advise you how you can achieve that. Trust me your family might not even notice it but they might say that you look somehow better or perhaps you’ve had a good sleep.
My approach is holistic and individual as every person needs something different. You are very involved in the planning process. To achieve the best for you sometimes involves a combination of anti wrinkle injections and dermal fillers and skin treatment.
I also need to check you have no contraindications for the treatment so before we do anything i will ask you several medical questions and you will sign the consent form.
I’m very focused on patent safety so i might no go ahead with the treatment if your health is impaired in any way.
After the treatment you are not left alone. I check how you are getting on and if you have any questions or concerns you can always get in touch.
