Dr Amy

A Doctor Who Listens
Before She Treats

I qualified with an MBChB from the University of Liverpool in 2020 — a year like no other. Graduating during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic meant stepping directly into one of the most demanding clinical environments in the history of the NHS. It taught me resilience, adaptability and, above all, the importance of putting patients first under pressure.

I've spent the past five years working in emergency medicine, and that experience shapes everything I do in aesthetics. A&E teaches you to assess quickly, communicate clearly and never make assumptions about what someone needs. I bring all of that into every consultation I carry out at Revitalise.

My route into aesthetics began with a simple observation: so many of the patients I saw in clinical settings carried a quiet burden of self-consciousness about their appearance — whether it was scarring, skin concerns, or changes that had crept up over time. I wanted to offer something that genuinely helped, in an environment that felt safe, honest and completely free of pressure.

My specialist interest is skin rejuvenation — treatments that restore, repair and refresh the skin at a cellular level. Whether that's polynucleotides, PRP, microneedling or skin boosters, I find deep satisfaction in watching someone's skin genuinely transform over a course of treatment — not overnight, but meaningfully and lastingly.

At Revitalise, my approach is always the same: listen first, assess honestly and only recommend what I genuinely believe will benefit you. I am registered with the General Medical Council and practise in full accordance with GMC ethical guidance.

• 2020
  MBChB — Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery

  University of Liverpool — graduated during the Covid-19 pandemic, stepping directly into frontline NHS practice
• 2020–
  Emergency Medicine Doctor (A&E)

  Over 5 years of frontline clinical experience in NHS emergency departments
• GMC
  Full GMC Registration with Licence to Practise

  Registration number 7757696 — verifiable on the GMC medical register
• JCCP
  Aesthetic Medicine Training

  Specialist training in medical aesthetics in line with JCCP and Save Face standards

Independent Accreditation

Save Face Accredited Practitioner

Dr Amy holds individual Save Face accreditation — independently assessed against a 116-point standard covering qualifications, training and clinical practice. Save Face is a Professional Standards Authority accredited register, recognised by the Government and NHS England.

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