Bay Aesthetics Clinic

27/07/2026

☀️ Is your skin holiday ready?

Whether you’re heading away or planning your post-holiday skin refresh, now is the perfect time to think ahead.

Sun, heat and travel can leave skin feeling dry, dehydrated and lacking its usual glow, so booking your consultation before you go—or for when you return—means we can create a treatment plan that’s right for you.

✨ Limited availability remains throughout August, and September appointments are already being booked.

📩 Message me to arrange your consultation or follow the booking link .

20/07/2026

This lovely client actually volunteered to be my model back in May when I attended Melanie Collins’ Revanesse Masterclass. I’ve admired Melanie’s work for a long time, and I’m a huge fan of the Revanesse range, so it was a fantastic opportunity to continue refining my techniques with one of the UK’s leading trainers.

This was also my client’s very first aesthetic treatment, so it was really important to take a conservative, thoughtful approach. Rather than trying to chase individual lines or make dramatic changes, we focused on restoring the support that had naturally been lost over time.

We restored volume to the deep medial cheek fat pads and lateral cheeks to recreate support through the midface. We treated the preauricular and buccal regions with Revanesse Contour to improve structural support in the lower face, and used Revanesse Ultra in the perifossa and nasolabial regions for subtle softening and blending.

Throughout the treatment I used both a needle and a cannula. They’re simply different tools for different jobs. A needle allows incredibly precise placement, particularly onto bone or within specific fat compartments, whereas a blunt-tipped cannula lets me distribute filler smoothly across larger areas through a single entry point, often with less tissue trauma and bruising. Knowing when to use each is just as important as choosing the right product.

My approach is always about facial balancing, not changing the way someone looks. The aim is to restore structure, support the natural anatomy and create results that are elegant, subtle and age-appropriate.

She’s healing beautifully. Given the degree of volume loss, we may choose to do a second session once everything has settled. I’d always rather build a result gradually than over-treat in a single appointment, because natural results are always the goal

20/07/2026

Subtle facial balancing with Revanesse Ultra and Revanesse Contour.

This treatment focused on restoring support through the midface, softening the nasolabial folds and enhancing the projection and balance of the chin.

Revanesse Ultra was used to restore volume through the medial cheeks, support the piriform region, soften the nasolabial folds and reduce the subtle shadowing within the central chin. Revanesse Contour was then used to create gentle chin projection and refine the lower face.

One of the most important parts of facial assessment isn’t just how someone looks at rest—it’s how they move. We smile, laugh and express emotion all day, so treatment should preserve those natural facial movements.

As you can see, her smile is still completely her own—just a little fresher, more balanced and beautifully supported.

13/07/2026

Two consultations today. Two patients expecting treatment. Two decisions not to inject.

And that’s exactly how it should be.

A consultation isn’t simply a stepping stone to treatment—it’s where we decide whether treatment is appropriate, which treatment is most likely to achieve your goals, and sometimes whether the best decision is to wait or not treat at all.

Today, one patient left with a plan to dissolve and start again. Another left with the recommendation of a completely different treatment.

Neither decision increased the number of syringes I used, but both, I believe, increased the likelihood of achieving the right outcome.

As a healthcare professional, my priority will always be to recommend what I genuinely believe is in your best interests—not simply what you came in asking for.

Sometimes the best treatment is no treatment that day.

💙 Rebekah

NaturalResults PatientSafety BayAestheticsClinic

29/06/2026

A busy day in clinic today! ✨

Today’s treatments included:
• Facial balancing using three different Revanesse dermal fillers
• Anti-wrinkle treatments
• PLLA collagen stimulation

I also held a face-to-face prescribing clinic for five clients, ensuring every treatment plan is tailored safely and appropriately.

Unfortunately, I can’t share treatment videos/photos from today due to UK regulations around prescription-only medicines and because some clients chose not to consent to social media. However, several clients have kindly consented to the use of their before-and-after photos in clinic.
So if you’re curious about how facial balancing, collagen stimulation or anti-wrinkle treatments could help you achieve a fresher, more balanced look, I’d love to chat and share photos.

📩 DM me to book a consultation and let’s create a treatment plan that’s right for you.

08/06/2026

A little reflection from today.

Over the last two months I’ve attended three advanced training sessions, all delivered by internationally renowned trainers and only accessible to medical professionals.

That’s three days away from clinic. Three days of travel. Three days investing in anatomy, complications, patient selection, safety and outcomes.

The sort of investment that patients rarely see, but which sits behind every treatment decision I make.

Social media rewards visibility, whilst patients deserve accountability, ethics and regulation.

Many of the treatments I provide sit within a regulated framework as registered nurse and non medical prescriber, meaning much of what I do can’t simply be turned into marketing content.

But I’d rather invest in knowledge than algorithms.

So instead of sharing photos of my last 10 patients, you’re getting photos of the dogs.

Unlike me, they have absolutely no qualifications, no regulator, no prescribing responsibilities and no continuing professional development requirements…

…yet somehow they still get better engagement. 🐾

08/06/2026

22/05/2026

There has been a huge rise in practitioners sharing every part of injectable treatments online, including close-up injection techniques, treatment mapping, product preparation and even videos of themselves injecting prescription-only medicines.

And honestly, I think we need to question where this is heading.

Not everybody watching these videos is trained.
Not everybody watching has invested in proper education.
And some people are quite literally using social media to teach themselves how to inject.

What also concerns me is that some practitioners may have completed only very basic training, then go on to use social media videos to teach themselves advanced techniques they have never been properly trained or supervised to perform.

That is not safe for patients.

The amount of chatter now seen in forums around self-injecting filler and prescription-only medicines is honestly alarming.

As practitioners, many of us spend thousands of pounds on training, complications management, qualifications and supervised education. Yet social media is increasingly giving people access to techniques they have absolutely no business attempting.

This is not about gatekeeping.
It is about responsibility.

Education absolutely matters, but there is a reason proper medical education exists through regulated training, supervised practice and professional subscriptions — not TikTok tutorials and Instagram reels.

The aesthetics industry is already seeing rising complications, counterfeit products, DIY treatments and unlicensed practice. We should all be thinking carefully about what we are normalising online.

Patient safety will always matter more to me than content creation.

Advanced Clinical Practitioner & Nurse Prescriber
Pevensey Bay, East Sussex
Face-to-face consultations only for prescription-only treatments.

17/05/2026

My lovely client having her first Sculptra treatment today.

We focused on the temples, pre-auricular area and jawline to support collagen stimulation, helping restore structure, support lift and improve overall skin quality over time.

Sculptra is not an instant filler result. It works gradually by stimulating your own collagen production, which is why results develop beautifully over a number of weeks and treatments. We’ll review again in 6 weeks’ time, and I anticipate this client will likely require a course of 3 treatments for optimal results.

It’s also a surprisingly comfortable treatment as injectable procedures go, with most clients tolerating it really well.

This is actually the perfect time of year to start Sculptra if you’re hoping to improve skin quality, firmness and facial support ahead of later summer and beyond.

May offer:
£325 per vial throughout May
From June, pricing will increase to £395 per vial.

Any treatments booked during May for June appointments will still be honoured at the May price.

If you’d like to explore whether Sculptra could be suitable for you, book a face-to-face consultation via the booking link.

Advanced Clinical Practitioner MSc
Nurse Independent Prescriber
30 years nursing experience
Bay Aesthetics Clinic