Ama Mensah
Clinical lead, registered nurse. NMC 00B0000A (illustrative)
Leads on pigmentation, medical skincare. 14 years in nursing, 8 in skin.
“Most people need a better routine before they need a treatment. I'll tell you which.”
Who treats you
Three registered nurses. The same one sees you from the assessment to the last review, and their registration numbers are below so you can check them.
Tom Hartley
Nurse. NMC 00C0000T (illustrative)
Leads on breakouts and scarring. 9 years in nursing, 5 in skin.
“Spots are the most common thing I see and the most fixable. It just takes a plan and a few months.”
Priya Lal
Nurse. NMC 00D0000P (illustrative)
Leads on skin of colour, redness. 11 years in nursing, 6 in skin.
“Darker skin needs different peels and different timing. Get that right and it responds beautifully.”
Registration, safety and complaints
- Regulator Registered with the Care Quality Commission, provider ID 1-000000000 (illustrative). Search the CQC register.
- Accreditation Save Face accredited (illustrative). Search the Save Face register.
- Insurance Every nurse is covered by medical indemnity insurance (illustrative); the insurer is named in your written plan.
- Patch tests Before a first peel or light treatment, on skin types IV to VI especially, we test a small area and wait 48 hours.
- If something worries you Call us in the first 48 hours after any treatment and your nurse calls back the same day.
- Complaints Write to Ama Mensah, our clinical lead. You get a reply within five working days. Privacy and complaints in full.
Not sure who you need? You don’t have to choose. Book an assessment and we match you to the right nurse.