Dr Dev Patel

Dr Dev Patel Dr Dev Patel's official page. Dr Dev has worked in Aesthetic Medicine for over 10 years.

2026 has been a very positive year so far for the clinic and CellDerma. Friday evening reinforced that! It’s always goin...
10/05/2026

2026 has been a very positive year so far for the clinic and CellDerma. Friday evening reinforced that! It’s always going to be a surprise when a new award pops up - previously unannounced - on the night! So it genuinely was a shock mixed with positive emotions, to have my clinic be awarded into the Hall of Fame for Best Clinic South-East England - having previously won 2022, 2024, 2025 at The Aesthetic Medicine Awards 2026. I collected the award on behalf of an amazing team whom I know I push every day to go above and beyond. Our motto has always been “strive to be better every day” and in our 13th year, I believe we actually made the greatest progress in terms of optimising patient journey and quality of care. Literally every aspect was meticulously dissected and we continue to work on each of those 100s of elements. I told an interviewee only last week - “if you don’t like change you wont succeed here; if you thrive on change, you will”. Thank you to each and every valued member of my team and to our wonderful patients who continue to trust in us, year on year, and visit us from all around the world and not just the UK. Congratulations to all the other finalists and winners too 😊🙏🏽

30/04/2026

This wasn’t the main treatment area…

…but it’s a good example of what UltraClear can do.

Even without directly targeting the scar, you can see subtle refinement happening through:

✔️ Collagen stimulation
✔️ Texture smoothing
✔️ Skin remodelling

This is how these devices really work — not instant, dramatic changes… but progressive improvements in skin quality over time.

It’s not always about chasing a single concern.

Sometimes it’s about improving the whole canvas.

Love this toy.

I’m pleased to be joining the Gloves Off Panel: Aesthetic Treatments – Trendy or Timeless? at this year’s CCR London.⁣⁣I...
28/08/2025

I’m pleased to be joining the Gloves Off Panel: Aesthetic Treatments – Trendy or Timeless? at this year’s CCR London.⁣

In a landscape driven by innovation, social trends and evolving patient expectations, it’s more important than ever to discern what’s genuinely effective from what’s just trending.⁣

I’ll be joined by a wonderful line-up of practitioners for a conversation led by Alice Hart-Davis, as we explore:
✔️ What treatments are gaining traction
✔️ What’s falling out of favour
✔️ What has proven staying power in modern aesthetics

If you’re attending CCR London, I’d hope to see you there.

🗓 Thursday 25th September
🕓 16:30 – 16:55
📍 In Practice Theatre

Thanks to Living360 for featuring my comments and opinion on Kim Kardashian’s latest launch, the Skims Seamless Sculpt F...
20/08/2025

Thanks to Living360 for featuring my comments and opinion on Kim Kardashian’s latest launch, the Skims Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap.

While the product makes bold claims about sculpting and tightening the face, I explained why there’s little scientific evidence to support long-term results. At best, compression garments may offer short-term improvements in puffiness through fluid redistribution, much like the marks left on your skin by tight socks.

I also highlighted the potential downsides of prolonged compression, such as skin irritation, impaired lymphatic flow, and barrier disruption if used incorrectly.

When it comes to achieving real, lasting improvements in facial tone and skin health, my advice remains the same: focus on evidence-based solutions such as energy-based devices (radiofrequency, ultrasound), collagen-boosting skincare, and maintaining good lifestyle habits.

It’s always encouraging to see a wider conversation about beauty standards and product claims, and I’m glad to contribute a voice of science and clarity to the discussion.

🔗 You can read the full article via the link in my bio

Yesterday marked 78 years of India’s independence (15th August 1947). A day not only of remembrance, but of reflection. ...
16/08/2025

Yesterday marked 78 years of India’s independence (15th August 1947). A day not only of remembrance, but of reflection. For me, as a proud Brit of Indian heritage, it is a moment to honour the courage of my parents who journeyed here from India, and the resilience of a nation whose roots run deep in science, philosophy, and healing.

India’s contributions to the world go far beyond politics or history. From the wisdom of Ayurveda — a system of health and balance thousands of years old — to yoga, meditation, and plant-based remedies, many of these traditions now find resonance in Western medicine and lifestyle. We are rediscovering that true health is not just the absence of disease, but the harmony of body, mind, and spirit.

As a doctor, I am reminded that progress is not about choosing between East and West, but about learning from both. Modern medicine saves lives. Ancient medicine teaches us how to live. Together, they offer us a path not only to longer years, but to better ones.

So today, I celebrate my Indian heritage, my British identity, and the universal pursuit of health and freedom. 🌍✨

Happy Independence Day 🇮🇳

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