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The R Collection · Aesthetic Medicine

Thirty years in medicine, distilled into one practice.

A Tatler Top Doctor, Amazon bestselling author and global speaker, but, more importantly, a physician who still treats the person in front of her as the entire brief. This is who I am, what I read, and how I decide.

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Tatler Top Doctor

Amazon Bestseller

KOL (Key Opinion Leader)

AMWC Monaco Speaker

THE STORY

Trained as a doctor first, an aesthetic practitioner second.

I began in general medicine, where you learn quickly that the presenting complaint is rarely the whole story. That habit, of asking one more question, of reading the labs alongside the face, is what I carry into every consultation now.

Aesthetic medicine, at its best, is a slow craft. It is about anatomy, restraint and the discipline to leave things alone. At its worst, it is a menu. I have spent thirty years building a practice that refuses the menu.

The work that matters most to me sits underneath the treatments people come in asking for: inflammation, glucose variability, sleep, hormones. Get those right and the face has something to work with. Get them wrong and no injectable will hold the line.

"Foundations before decorations. Always."

The Journey

Three decades, five moments.

1996

Qualified as a doctor

2003

Started in Aesthetics

2013

Co-founded River Aesthetics

2016

Became Global KOL

2025

Published book, Tatler Top Doctor

2026

Launched 1796 Business Coaching

What I Believe

Four convictions I don't compromise on.

01

The face is an ecosystem

Skin, muscle, fat and bone move together. Treat one in isolation and you distort the whole.

02

Under-treat by design

Restraint is a clinical skill. It is easier to add than to unwind. We revisit, we do not overload.

03

Foundations first

Inflammation, glucose, hormones and sleep decide what your face can look like. Fix the inside; the surface follows.

04

Honest counsel

Some patients are told no. Some are told to wait. Both are answers a physician-led practice is allowed to give.

As seen, cited & partnered with

Tatler      Vogue      Harper's Bazaar      The Telegraph      AMWC Monaco      Sinclair Pharma

Curious whether we're the right fit?

Every patient begins with a considered conversation, no menu, no pressure, and an honest answer about what will and won't help.

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