Renowned Cosmetic Surgeons launch the Waterhouse Young Clinic.

Two of the UK’s leading cosmetic surgeons Norman Waterhouse and Richard Young, who between them hold 35 years experience in facial surgery, have launched a high end skincare clinic, providing the most effective anti-ageing advice and non-invasive tailor-made treatments.

The Waterhouse Young Clinic, a brand extension of their surgical practice at 55 Harley Street, is located on the prestigious Devonshire Street, London W1 and offers a holistic, integrated approach to skin health.  Waterhouse and Young believe one’s investment in the skin is critical in postponing surgery for as long as possible.  Their solid understanding of skin from their invaluable surgical experience combined with their talent and know-how guarantees patients the highest level of service in the safest of environments with the most natural anti-ageing results.

Personalised consultant-led treatments will be carried out by a team of sought after, highly trained and experienced surgeons, aesthetic doctors and nurses offering bespoke advice on anti-ageing based on individuals needs and lifestyle.  Only the highest performing and scientifically proven treatments and products will be available such as anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, precision peels, derma rollers, HydraFacials and personal and effective advice regarding skin care and cosmeceutical products.  All of which will be incorporated to create a personalised comprehensive treatment plan.

Norman Waterhouse comments; “As plastic surgeons, Richard Young and I are well aware of the efficacy of surgical procedures to correct the signs of facial ageing.  An integrated and holistic approach to the treatment of facial ageing requires a lifelong investment which begins even in childhood, with an awareness of the damaging effects of the sun. In later life through the subsequent decades, many factors including genetics, lifestyle, environmental toxins, smoking and sun exposure all combine to accelerate the natural processes.  Therefore, it is desirable to think of facial ageing in an integrated way, often long before the need for surgical intervention.”

Believing prevention is often better than cure, along with the intricacies and structure of the facial tissues, Waterhouse and Young know the ageing process inside and out.  With the aim to postpone surgery for as long as possible under the watchful eye of Waterhouse and Young, patients are looked after for life.