RGN, INP, Bsc (Hons)
Independent Nurse Prescriber
Melissa is an Advanced Aesthetic Practitioner and NMC Registered Independent Nurse Prescriber, Trainer at Interface Aesthetics and an Ambassador for Skcin Charity. Melissa received her Bachelor of Science at the prestigious Kings College London University and began her first nursing post at the highly recognised St Thomas’s Hospital in London. Whilst still providing support for NHS services, Melissa primarily works in the Aesthetic Industry. Having worked in bespoke practices, working alongside Top leading plastic Surgeons along Harley Street, Melissa has a wealth of knowledge with patient safety at the forefront of her practice.Melissa is best known for her compassion, encouragement and positive outlook. She has a warm and friendly nature and always encourages individuals to be the best version of themselves they can be. Melissa recognises individualism and takes a holistic and natural approach to enhancements; she creates bespoke plans that work for the client and their lifestyle.
We take the time to get to know you before your treatment so that we can deliver the best results. A personal care plan will be created for each individual taking time to carefully choose the ideal procedure for their concerns. We take into account your time frame and goals to work around your lifestyle. Each treatment plan and protocol is bespoke to you and your skin.
RGN, INP, Bsc (Hons)
NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council)
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