Clinical Ambassadors in Skincare
Specialist skincare advice has most commonly been associated with a trip to the dermatologist. But with a booming health and beauty market and advances in technology, UK pharmacists have an increasing opportunity to expand in this area. Some pharmacists are also taking advantage of the rising popularity of non-surgical cosmetic treatments and are looking at how they can offer Botox anti-wrinkle injections or dermal fillers as well as provide skincare treatments and advice for issues like pigmentation and acne. Read below about how your fellow contractors are leading the way in aesthetics and how you could follow suit.
Hempstead Pharmacy
Rachel Carter speaks to Sohail Karim about how he’s set up a successful aesthetics clinic alongside his role as superintendent pharmacist.
Brothers Pharmacy
Setting up an aesthetics clinic has been an empowering experience for contractor Rahul Patel and his pharmacy.
A R Pharmacy
Pharmacist Shika Rishi-Tibbs was on the hunt for a new challenge when she found aesthetics – now she’s running a busy clinic seven days a week
Dermacia Pharmacy
Contractor Elena Alexandrou discusses how her pharmacy has expanded its offering of skincare products to deliver a successful over the counter service
Hodgson Pharmacy
Is starting an aesthetics clinic in your pharmacy the right move for you? Beth Gault talks to one Kent contractor who has already taken the plunge
Lloyds Pharmacy
Rachel Carter speaks to Chris Gabriel, healthcare assistant and skin adviser at LloydsPharmacy in Coventry, about the company’s free skin analysis service
