Waterhouse Young is one of London's leading aesthetic clinics, specialising in non-surgical treatments for skin rejuvenation and optimal skin health, as well as menopause and wellbeing. The team features regularly in UK media, including The Times, the Financial Times (How To spend It), Evening Standard, Vogue, Elle, Marie-Claire, Vanity Fair and Harper's Bazaar. WY has also been recommended in Tatler's Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide. Founded by Norman Waterhouse (former President of the British Association of Plastic Surgeons), WY’s small team are experts in aesthetics and well reputed in the field of non-surgical treatments. They are particularly well known for their subtle use of injectables and signature HydraFacial, among others. Located between Marylebone High Street and Harley Street, the clinic is a discrete destination, aligned to WY’s treatment less-is-more approach to treatment, with the emphasis on natural results. Patients tend to be professionals, for whom appearance and physical wellbeing are important, and are mainly recommended by word of mouth, given most patients are long-term advocates of the clinic. Treatment is bespoke and offered for a wide range of conditions including all skin issues (from lines & wrinkles and sun damage to rosacea, scarring and acne), hyperhidrosis, pain and menopause. WY’s portfolio of clinically proven treatments includes dermal fillers, skin boosters (including Profhilo & polynucleotides) and wrinkle-reducing injectables, PRP (platelet rich plasma), skin tightening & fractional skin resurfacing (EndyMed), non-laser skin resurfacing, medifacials (HydraFacial & Intraceuticals), skin peels (Obagi, PCA), micro-needling (Geunine Dermaroller and EndyMed Intensif), as well as PEMF (Seqex) and BHRT for menopause. Consultations are with one of WY's aesthetic doctors who discuss with patients their desired outcome, from general good skin health using medifacials to specific concerns requiring a bespoke treatment plan.