From an early age, I was fascinated by the human body — biology and anatomy were always my favourite subjects, closely followed by anything creative or artistic.
That blend of science and artistry naturally led me toward aesthetics. At 30, I began noticing the first signs of ageing and became curious about injectable treatments. I started experimenting with at-home tools like EMS and Derma Rolling — long before they became mainstream — and quickly developed a passion for skin health and subtle rejuvenation.
In 2018, at 36, I returned to education to study Anatomy and Physiology — partly to test whether I could return to formal study, as I was seriously considering training to become a surgeon. However, my research revealed that qualifying would take around 15 years, meaning I would be in my 50s before completing the journey. While the surgical path no longer felt realistic, the course built a strong scientific foundation that later enabled me to excel in my 2020 aesthetics training. All the while, I continued to successfully run my property management business, balancing both worlds with determination.
During the lockdowns of 2020, I leaped into formal aesthetics training — initially to treat myself safely and effectively. At this point in time, we did not know when beauty businesses for women's treatments would be allowed to reopen. But as I practised my new skills on friends and family and saw the confidence it gave them, I realised this was more than a personal interest; it was my calling.
Divine London Aesthetics was born from that passion — combining my love of anatomy, physiology, medicine, beauty treatments, my eye for detail, and a genuine commitment to helping people feel naturally beautiful, confident, and happy in their skin.
I strive to keep my prices fair and accessible, so that treatments often considered a luxury can be enjoyed by everyone.
EVERY FACE IS UNIQUE - AND MY GOAL IS ALWAYS TO KEEP IT THAT WAY
