Julie Scott has over 25 years experience in the field of plastics and skin rejuvenation and is a member of the BACN and RGN, having qualified as a Plastic Surgery Nurse and Nurse Prescriber. Upon graduation Julie worked as a plastics and reconstructive nurse at leading NHS hospitals in the UK, then became the clinical nurse specialist for a renowned group of London plastic surgeons. Since 2003 Julie has been the clinical director of Facial Aesthetics, providing wide-ranging therapeutic techniques for skin ageing and dermatological skin conditions for clients across Essex. Having worked with a number of leading surgeons she has a passion for promoting skin health. She believes in prevention and maintenance to achieve maximum skin health. Registered General Nurse (RGN) Independent Nurse Prescriber (NIP) Member of BACN, BMS, IMS, ARAUK, Save Face & JCCP. Member of the ZO Skin Faculty.
It’s my hope that the many years of training and experience I’ve had will help you elicit precisely the results you are looking for. I genuinely appreciate and value the trust and confidence my patients have in knowing that I will help them look the best they possibly can.
RGN, NIP
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