As summer winds down and many of us prepare for the return to school routines, we are delighted to share some exciting news from The Bronte Clinic. This September, we warmly welcome Dr Alpa Kanji, Consultant Dermatologist, to our team. Alongside her private practice at The Bronte Clinic, Dr Kanji is a Consultant Dermatologist at…

Before and after BroadBand Light therapy for sun damage

In recent years, non-surgical skin rejuvenation has become a cornerstone of modern aesthetic medicine. At The Bronte Clinic, we favour treatments that offer visible results with minimal downtime—ones that fit seamlessly into the lives of our patients. Morpheus8 is one such treatment: discreet, effective and beautifully regenerative. What is Morpheus8? Morpheus8 is a cutting-edge treatment that combines microneedling with radiofrequency…

In recent years, there has been a significant rise in demand for non-surgical aesthetic treatments that deliver natural, subtle rejuvenation. Two of the most frequently requested options at The Bronte Clinic are Profhilo and dermal fillers. While both utilise hyaluronic acid and are administered via injection, they serve very different purposes in clinical aesthetics. Understanding the distinction between Profhilo and dermal fillers…

Perioral lines – often called smoker’s lines or lip lines – are one of the most common concerns we treat at The Bronte Clinic. These fine vertical lines above the upper lip can make the mouth look aged, even when the rest of the face still feels youthful. Even non smokers can develop them but the good news? You…

Let’s be honest – life is busy. Whether you’re leading a team, presenting to clients, or juggling work and family, few of us are getting the rest and recovery we need. Unfortunately, one of the first places this shows up is your skin. Fine lines, dullness, loss of volume, and that overall “tired” look -…

Click here to read Dr Fiona’s advice on how to keep your skin healthy during the summer months.

Click here to read Dr Fiona’s advice how to achieve healthy, luminous-looking skin.

Under-eye circles can make us appear older and more fatigued than we actually feel. As we get older, the skin under the eyes becomes thinner and more fragile, and blood vessels become more visible, resulting in dark circles or a bluish tint. Additionally, the natural loss of collagen and elastin contributes to periorbital aging and the appearance of under-eye…

How to improve your skin texture Morpheus8 is a firm favourite at The Bronte Clinic for its’ ability to produce effective results in order to rejuvenate your skin from the inside out. Patients consistently report that friends notice they look better or rested but can’t pinpoint exactly what has changed—the hallmark of truly natural aesthetic…