Rewind Aesthetics London

23/10/2025

Shout out to my NHS role in Walthamstow. Allowing me to start prescribing and the overseeing of our Menopause Clinics last year in October.
This by far has been a highlight of my working career. Ensuring women get the right care has been so rewarding…..

24/09/2025

Double booking secures the deal. Not necessary to come at the same time. That’s just not possible for most people with our busy lives !

24/09/2025

Just a friendly note to say from today my booking system has been adjusted to take a booking fee when you book an appointment. Consultations will take a deposit also, but this will be redeemed off the treatment if securely booked.

I haven’t done this in the past 5 years as I like to base my ethics in trust. However, I have paid out in advance for way too many products in the last 8 weeks for no shows, and this is crushing financially for a small business.
*** as per my policy if not cancelled within 48 hours deposit is non-refundable.

I also have added options to split payments :- KLARNA, GOCARDLESS, XERO, MAILCHIMP & CLEARPAY

Booking link and Reviews https://portal.aestheticnursesoftware.com/book-online/11229

I hope you all understand. For my faithfuls (you know who you are), continue as before xx

23/09/2025

09/08/2025

Juicy lips, not overfilled and respecting the natural anatomy without deformity ❤️👌

30/07/2025

https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/cosmetic-procedures/advice/choosing-who-will-do-your-procedure/

Nurse who are registered and are part of BAMAN have been added by the NHS to safely administer aesthetic treatments:

They (BAMAN MEMBERS) are “Independent professional associations set standards of competence, training and insurance for their members”.

Please note I am a member of this nursing association.

NHS information and advice about choosing who will do your cosmetic procedure. Find out how to check the surgeon, dentist or practitioner has the qualifications, experience and insurance to carry out your procedure.

26/06/2025

Definitely a cure for “No Heavy Petting in The Pool” back when signs pointed out that this kind of behaviour was not suitable in Public Swimming Pools - it sure wasn’t good for anything else. Thank god for science!
In the 1920s, sun protection was a relatively new concept, with limited options available for shielding skin from harmful UV rays. During that era, people often relied on hats, clothing, and umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun, as awareness of sun damage was minimal and sunscreen products were virtually nonexistent. Fast forward to today, and the landscape of sun protection has drastically evolved. With the availability of advanced products like Synergy 6 SPF from Intradermology, individuals now have access to scientifically formulated skincare solutions that offer effective protection against UV radiation. These modern products not only help prevent sunburn but also reduce the risk of long-term skin damage and premature aging. To ensure your skin receives the best possible care, it’s advisable to book a skin consultation and explore bespoke care plans tailored to your unique needs. This personalized approach can help you maintain skin health and prevent the effects of sun damage.
Book today using the link above for a consultation.

01/06/2025

BEGINNING TOMORROW JUNE 1ST, new regulations will take effect prohibiting the remote prescribing of botulinum toxin, commonly known as Botox. This significant change in policy carries meaningful implications for prescribers, practitioners, and patients/clients alike. Understanding these changes is important for healthcare professionals & non healthcare professionals.

OVERVIEW OF THE BAN

The ban on remote prescribing for botulinum toxin means that practitioners must now conduct in-person evaluations before prescribing the substance. This decision may stem from various concerns, ranging from patient/client safety to the quality of care delivered via remote prescribing. By mandating physical consultations, the NMC aim to ensure that practitioners can better assess patient/client health and suitability for the treatment.

IMPLICATIONS FOR PRESCRIBERS

1. INCREASED PATIENT/CLIENT INTERACTION: Prescribers will need to schedule face-to-face appointments with patients/clients seeking botulinum toxin treatments. This requirement could potentially enhance patient/client relationships through more personalised interaction, allowing providers to gather comprehensive medical histories and conduct thorough physical examinations.

2. IMPACT ON PRACTICE OPERATIONS: Clinics may experience shifts in operational dynamics. The need for in-person visits could increase appointment demand, necessitating adjustments to scheduling, staffing, and even patient/client flow management. Practitioners may need to hire additional staff or extend operating hours to accommodate the increased patient/client volume.

3. FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS: The shift may affect the financial landscape for many practices. While the face-to-face requirement could lead to increased appointment fees, practitioners will need to balance this with potential barriers some patients/clients might face in accessing in-person visits. It will be important to consider how this impacts revenue streams, especially for practices that have relied on remote consultations.

IMPACT ON PRACTITIONERS

1. SCOPE OF PRACTICE ADJUSTMENTS: The ban may necessitate a re-evaluation of how practitioners approach their services. With a growing emphasis on in-person assessments, practices that have embraced remote prescribing may need to adapt their models to integrate more traditional appointment frameworks.

2. PATIENT/CLIENT EDUCATION AND COMPLIANCE: Practitioners will play a vital role in educating patients/clients about the change in regulations and its implications. Ensuring that patients/clients understand the importance of in-person evaluations for safe and effective treatment will be key to compliance and satisfaction.

3.MARKET COMPETITION: As the landscape shifts, competitors who adapt to these regulations swiftly may have an advantage. Practices that leverage their reputations and ensure seamless transitions to compliant models may distinguish themselves positively in the market.

CONCLUSION

The June 1st ban on remote prescribing for botulinum toxin marks a pivotal change in the delivery of care related to this treatment. While it presents challenges for practitioners and prescribers, it also offers an opportunity to enhance patient/client care through improved interaction and thorough evaluations. By adapting to this new landscape, practitioners can continue to provide safe, effective, and high-quality treatment to their patients/clients.

22/05/2025

Skin Care reaches new heights here at Rewind Aesthetics London.
The reviews above speak for themselves :- Bazar, Vogue, GQ & Elle (to name just a few).
Specialist Bespoke Formulations prescribed here at clinic to treat and manage a range of common and chronic skin conditions, or for general glow, radiance and anti-aging.
Begin your own personal skin journey after a thorough skin assessment using our skin analysis machine.
Click the bio to book your consultation, or if you’re just interested to know more (I do love to chat)!
PRESCRIPTION SKIN CARE

17/05/2025

New kid on the block ? Nah, it’s been around for a long time.
It’s just having a revival. Lots of people are losing weight due to the introduction of weight loss pens. The weight loss is great, but unfortunately those of a certain age lack skin that pings back due to natural ageing with collagen reduction and skin laxity.
Enter (well, re-enter) Poly-L-Lactic Acid PLLA. Bio stimulation of the bodies own collagen to lift and volumise, giving support and facial structure back.

14/05/2025

Microneedling, combined with adjuvant treatment serums, is a popular method for treating hair loss in both men and women. The process involves using tiny needles to create micro-injuries in the scalp, which triggers a wound-healing response. This response increases blood flow, stimulates collagen production, and activates growth factors that can improve hair follicle health.

How Microneedling Helps with Hair Loss:

Increases Blood Circulation – The tiny injuries boost blood flow to the hair follicles, providing them with more oxygen and nutrients.

Activates Growth Factors – The skin’s healing response releases growth factors like platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), which encourage follicle repair and hair growth.

Stimulates Stem Cells – Encourages dormant hair follicles to enter the anagen (growth) phase.

Improves Absorption of Topical Treatments – The microchannels created in the skin enhance the pe*******on of serums and medications, making them more effective.