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All treatments at Precision Medical Aesthetics are performed by Dr Sandi Angus, a GMC-registered Emergency Medicine Consultant with additional training in medical aesthetics.
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Yes. Every patient undergoes a consultation and medical assessment before treatment to ensure suitability and safety.
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Yes. Precision Medical Aesthetics is fully insured for all treatments offered.
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You will be provided with detailed aftercare instructions and contact information. Any concerns should be reported promptly so that appropriate review and support can be arranged.
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With your consent, we may write to your GP regarding your treatment where this is considered beneficial for your ongoing care.
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Your safety is always the priority. If treatment is not considered appropriate or safe, it may be declined and alternative options discussed.
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Yes. You are welcome to bring a friend or family member to your appointment if you wish.
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Appointments can be booked online through our secure booking system.
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Appointments can be rearranged without penalty with at least 48 hours' notice. Please see our Booking, Cancellation and Deposit Policy for full details.
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Yes. Parking is available directly outside the premises.
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As medical aesthetic treatments involve individual biological responses, treatment outcomes cannot be guaranteed and fees are generally non-refundable once treatment has been provided.
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We accept:
Cash
Debit and credit cards
Apple Pay
PayPal
Klarna
Payments can be made using. combination of methods.
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Yes. We are pleased to offer a permanent 10% discount to NHS staff and education professionals. Valid photo ID is required. The discount cannot be combined with other offers or promotions.
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Most appointments take approximately 20–30 minutes.
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Results typically begin to appear after 3–5 days, with full effect visible at around 2 weeks.
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Most patients enjoy results for approximately 3–4 months.
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Our approach focuses on natural-looking results that maintain facial expression while softening unwanted lines.
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No. The hyaluronic acid fillers used at Precision Medical Aesthetics are temporary and gradually break down over time
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This varies depending on the area treated and individual factors, but typically ranges from 6–18 months
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Most patients find treatment very tolerable. Numbing cream can be offered for additional comfort and fillers containing local anaesthetic are always used.
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Yes. Hyaluronic acid fillers can usually be dissolved using hyaluronidase if clinically indicated.
Microneedling
Skin Lesions
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Precision Medical Aesthetics offers a range of advanced skin rejuvenation treatments using the 1Need Pro system, including:
Microneedling
Nano-peel exfoliation treatments
Scar revision and hair loss treatments (single-needle)
Micropricking
Treatment recommendations are tailored to your individual skin concerns, goals and downtime preferences.
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Microneedling and micropricking creates controlled micro-channels within the skin to stimulate collagen production and tissue remodelling.
Nano infusion is a gentler treatment that focuses on enhancing product delivery and increasing skin radiance with minimal downtime.
Single-needle treatments allow highly targeted treatment of individual scars, fibrotic areas , areas of hair loss and other specific concerns requiring greater precision.
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For traditional microneedling, most patients experience redness for 24–72 hours, depending on treatment depth. This is on the lesser end of the spectrum for micropricking and none at all for nano-peel.
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This varies according to the condition being treated, but many patients benefit from a course of 3–6 treatments.
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Microneedling can help improve the appearance, texture and quality of certain scars over time.
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Not always. All lesions are assessed before treatment and some may require assessment by your GP or referral to specialist services before treatment can be considered.
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Precision Medical Aesthetics does not currently offer histological analysis of removed lesions. If there is any concern regarding the nature of a skin lesion, treatment may be declined and you may be advised to seek assessment through your GP or specialist services.
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Any treatment that removes a skin lesion carries a risk of scarring. Every effort is made to minimise this risk.