Appearance Based Medicine - Skin Tightening Clinic

About Appearance Based Medicine - Skin Tightening Clinic

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Appearance Based Medicine is based in Marlow. We provide non-surgical aesthetic services with the highest standards of care, to ensure the well-being of our patients.

Our Promise:

- To provide patient-focused aesthetic services centred on quality and safety;
- To provide patients with accurate, clear information, including alternative treatments and products, in order that informed decisions are made in relation to aesthetic procedures, treatments and outcomes;
- To maintain privacy, dignity and confidentiality of each patient.

We use state-of-the-art, minimally invasive systems to enhance your appearance.

Our aesthetic services give improved results and faster recovery times. These treatments are aimed at helping yo to age well, making you look your best and feel more comfortable with your appearance.

Our Marlow clinic is open daily from 09:15 to 15:00.
Saturday clinic from 10:00 to 14:00 in Marlow.
We also have a late evening on a Wednesday in Marlow, from 17:00-21:00.

Clare McLoughlin is an Independent Nurse Prescriber, having been a General Nurse since 1988. She is an advanced procedure aesthetic nurse and trainer, with more than 25 years' experience in the aesthetic field.

Clare is known for her professional approach and skill in the field of aesthetics and is a recognised aesthetic trainer. She has appeared on a number of television programmes performing injectable aesthetic treatments.

Clare started her own business - Appearance Based Medicine - in 2004, after working as a practitioner for Transform Medical group 2001-2003. This has enabled her to provide the very highest level of patient satisfaction and care.

Since 2004, Clare has also been an advanced techniques trainer in Skin Fillers and Botulinum Toxin treatments for National Cosmetic Courses.

As well as training other Healthcare professionals in this field, Clare is a member of the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses (BACN) and the British Association of Sclerotherapists (BAS).