JB Aesthetics, UNTIL, 1 Orchard Street, London (2025)

17/09/2025

Madonna’s appearance has always been a talking point, and her recent look has sparked fresh conversation. In a new clip, she appears brighter and more refined than ever. At 67, her jawline looks impressively sharp and well defined, which has led to speculation about how she achieves it. Comments online have even compared her transformation to the 'Kris Jenner facelift'.

From her early twenties, when she first burst onto the scene with natural beauty and charisma, through the reinventions of the 2000s, Madonna’s face has evolved alongside her career. In 2022, her smooth complexion and sharper features fuelled rumours of surgical help, and the discussion intensified at the 2023 Grammys when her fuller, swollen appearance led many to question the use of fillers. She later addressed this directly on Twitter, saying it was the result of swelling from surgery and distortion caused by long lens photography.

At that time, her face still carried a fuller look with noticeable width across the cheekbones. By contrast, her appearance today feels more balanced, settled and refined, suggesting the swelling has eased and her features have found their new rhythm.

Madonna has always used her image to mark each new chapter of her career, so it is hard not to wonder whether this refreshed look is part of the build up to her next musical era.

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15/09/2025

In healthcare, I learnt that people rarely remember every detail of what was said to them. What they remember is how they were made to feel.

That lesson has shaped the way I work today. In facial aesthetics, results are important, but the journey is just as significant. It is about creating an environment where people feel understood, cared for and respected at every stage.

Good communication builds trust. Empathy helps people feel safe. Together, they turn a treatment into an experience that truly supports the individual in front of you.

For me, aesthetics is not only about the outcome in the mirror. It is about ensuring the whole process feels thoughtful, personal and human.

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11/09/2025

2025 Cosmetic Trends: Were My Predictions Correct?

At the start of 2025 I made 9 predictions for aesthetics. This is how they have unfolded.

1️⃣ Boom of the Bleph

2️⃣ Everything All at Once

3️⃣ Regenerative Treatments

4️⃣ Anti-Ageing Supplementation

5️⃣ Undetectable Filler Face

6️⃣ Facial Rewind

7️⃣ Weight Loss Medication

8️⃣ Machine Skin Treatments

9️⃣ Simplifying Skincare

From blepharoplasty topping 2M procedures (ISAPS) to skin tightening up nearly 40% (Business Insider), 2025 is proving to be the year of refinement, regeneration and results.

Watch the video for the full breakdown.

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10/09/2025

At 53, Ricky Martin stunned the crowd at the VMAs on Sunday, with many people commenting that he is looking better than ever. Just a few years ago, natural signs of ageing were beginning to show, with softer contours in the lower face and some laxity along the jawline and neck. These are very common changes as we move through our 40s and 50s.

Now his profile looks noticeably different. A sharper jawline, firmer neckline, and more sculpted overall appearance suggest that some form of intervention may have restored definition. Subtle shifts around the ear, such as an elongated tragus and a slightly altered earlobe, are changes often linked to surgical lifting. The way his beard line now sits further back toward the ear also supports that possibility.

What makes his look stand out is the balance. By avoiding Botox in the upper face or eyelid surgery, Ricky has maintained a masculine and natural appearance that looks refreshed rather than overdone.

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08/09/2025

Facelifts are having a renaissance. We are seeing results today that are more refined, subtle and undetectable than ever before, what The Cut called the 'Forever 35' effect.

But what is driving those dramatic transformations? For many surgeons, it takes more than two decades of intense training to reach their peak years, and that peak does not last forever. During that window their skills are at their sharpest and the demand for their work soars. Combine that with operating in markets such as New York, Beverley Hills or London, and with a roster of celebrity patients, and you start to see why some prices climb as high as they do.

At the same time, we are also seeing viral stories of people travelling abroad and paying a fraction of those fees for equally striking results. It raises an important question: are we paying for the surgeon’s hands, the location, the prestige or the outcome itself?

This moment in cosmetic surgery is fascinating because the rules feel like they are shifting. Price does not always tell the whole story, but timing, training and surgeon selection matter more than ever.

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07/09/2025

Emily Blunt turned heads at the Venice Film Festival, and her appearance has quickly become a talking point. In recent years she has been known for a softer look, with gentler definition around the jawline and neck. This time, however, her face looked more sculpted, lifted and refined.

The sharper transition between her jawline and neck was particularly striking, suggesting more than simple weight loss. Subtle changes around the earlobe, including a slight elongation, a shift in shape and position, and a small prominence that could indicate a scar, point towards the possibility of a surgical face and neck lift.

Although ageing naturally changes our features, achieving this level of definition and tightness at 42 would be unusual without some form of intervention. If she has undergone a procedure, the work has been carried out with care. The result is understated and natural, enhancing her beauty rather than altering it.

Emily may look different from a few years ago, but the effect is elegant and polished rather than overdone.

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06/09/2025

Controversial but important…

Having 'Dr', 'Dentist' or 'Nurse' in a title does not guarantee safe, ethical, or natural results in facial aesthetics.

I am a medical doctor with 7 years of experience in central London. I often see patients who come to me for correctional work after being treated by other medical practitioners. The assumption is that a medical qualification alone ensures safety and expertise. That is not the case.

What truly matters is training, experience, ethics, restraint, and knowing when not to treat. A responsible practitioner also understands when to refer a patient to a surgeon, or when a treatment is not appropriate from a psychological standpoint.

Do not let a professional title be the only box you tick. Research carefully, ask questions, and look at the person behind the qualification.

A medical badge alone does not guarantee the best outcome.

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05/09/2025

Just read 'The Forever 35 Face' in New York Magazine and it offers a sharp look at how facelifts have evolved into a quiet marker of status among those aged 35 to 55.

Once seen as something only done later in life, facelifts are now being performed earlier with a focus on preservation rather than transformation. The deep plane lift is at the centre of this shift, promoted by a younger generation of facial plastic surgeons who are active on social media. The goal is a natural, undetectable result that keeps people guessing.

One of the most striking moments in the article is the celebrity group photo of Brad Pitt, Christina Aguilera, Lindsay Lohan and Kris Jenner. Kris recently revealed she had a SMAS lift performed by Dr Steven Levine. Her refreshed appearance has reignited conversation around which technique gives the most refined and natural result.

The article explores the tension between traditional SMAS techniques and the increasingly popular deep plane approach. But as Dr Ben Talei points out, it is not really about which technique you use. He argues that everything across the board has improved. Surgeons who once produced poor results are now delivering decent outcomes, and the best surgeons are achieving truly excellent work.

I highlighted three surgeons featured in the article whose results are consistently impressive:
�▪️Dr Elizabeth Chance, known for subtle and elegant outcomes�▪️Dr Mike Nayak, widely respected for his deep plane work�▪️Dr Sean Alemi, whose attention to detail is evident in his results

Although not mentioned in the article, Dr Georgios Orfaniotis is another name to note. He regularly treats male patients and his approach fits right into this modern facelift movement. His results are natural, individual and technically strong.

The article suggests we are in the peak performance era of facelifting. Improved techniques, better training and a demand for subtlety have raised the bar across the industry.

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04/09/2025

8 ML FULL FACE REJUVENATION

Treatment by Dr Sarah

Ellen's treatment plan had the following objectives:

1️⃣ Restore mid-face structure
2️⃣ Diminish the appearance of shadows in the nasolabial folds and marionette lines
3️⃣ Straighten to nose bridge and lift the tip
4️⃣ Add volume and definition to the lips
5️⃣ Create a harmonious look by addressing the chin projection

The dermal fillers were carefully injected in these areas while ensuring that they seamlessly integrated with her natural features.

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03/09/2025

In this 8ml full face rejuvenation by Dr Sarah, dermal filler was carefully placed to restore volume that had been lost through both the natural ageing process and Ellen’s 10kg weight loss. These changes had left her feeling that her reflection did not match how she felt inside, so the aim was to restore balance and harmony to her features while keeping a natural look.

Treatment areas included the mid-cheek, nasolabial folds, nose, lips, marionette lines and chin. Alongside restoring volume in the cheeks and softening lines around the mouth, profile balancing was also considered. Subtle adjustments to the nose and chin created better alignment with the lips, bringing the features into a more harmonious relationship. The overall effect is one of freshness and balance.

The focus was not on changing Ellen’s features but on giving back some of the structure and softness that had been lost over time.

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30/08/2025

Aesthetics is full of myths, marketing terms and quick fixes that sound good on Instagram but do not reflect the reality of safe, effective treatment. Injectable treatments are not beauty treatments like getting your nails or hair done. They are medical procedures that carry risks if done poorly, and the results depend entirely on the skill, training and ethics of the injector.

What sets a good injector apart is not just technical ability but also the judgement to know when not to treat, when surgery might be more appropriate, and when saying no is in a patient’s best interest. Natural results come from restraint, balance and understanding, not from selling as many syringes as possible. It is also about communication and assessment, taking time to understand the person in front of us, their goals, their anatomy and what will truly benefit them in the long term.

Myself, Dr Sarah and Dr Charlotte are trusted, ethical and committed to delivering results that enhance rather than distort. Every decision we make is guided by what is safest and best for you.

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25/08/2025

Deborah, at 59, wanted to feel refreshed ahead of her milestone 60th birthday next month. She was one of the models involved in our collaborative practitioner day, where I worked alongside my team member Dr Sarah and my colleague Dr Paul. Coming together in this way gave us the chance to share ideas, explore different techniques, and support each other in becoming the best injectors we can be. With three practitioners assessing and treating together, Deborah benefited from a truly comprehensive approach and the most thoughtful outcome possible.

In total, Deborah received 9 ML of dermal filler, carefully placed to restore balance, support and softness across several areas: her temples, mid-face, pre-auricular region (area in front of the ear), lips, marionette lines and chin. The goal was not to change her, but to enhance her natural features, soften areas of volume loss, and help her feel like the very best version of herself.

Collaborating in this way enriches our practice and ensures every detail is considered. Most importantly, it leaves patients like Deborah feeling confident and rejuvenated as they step into the next chapter of life.

As she looks forward to celebrating her 60th birthday, Deborah can do so with a new found radiance that reflects how she feels inside.

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