Dr Paul Elgey

Dr Paul Elgey qualified as a medical doctor in 2000 at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne (MBBS) and is a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP). Long before dermal fillers and regenerative injectables became everyday conversation, his world revolved around diagnosis, physiology, anatomy, and clinical responsibility — the foundation he now brings to aesthetic medicine.

His move into aesthetics is built on a Level 7 Diploma in Injectables, the highest level of formal injectable qualification in the UK, layered on top of more than 20 years of medical practice. He is GMC-registered (reference 4711539), and every treatment is performed by the doctor himself rather than delegated to a non-medical injector.

A GP is trained to assess the whole patient, not just the feature in front of them. Your medical history, facial anatomy, skin quality, and overall balance all inform the plan — and pattern recognition and risk assessment are skills forged over years of clinical responsibility, not learnt on a weekend course.

That same instinct shapes a conservative approach to treatment. The aim is to restore what time has changed rather than alter who you are: precise, movement-preserving anti-wrinkle dosing and filler placed for harmony and proportion rather than volume for its own sake. Hyaluronic acid filler is fully dissolvable, so a result that does not feel right at review can be adjusted.

Every patient pathway begins with a doctor-led consultation. Goals, concerns, and medical history are discussed, the face is assessed as a whole, and the most appropriate plan is designed around you — with an honest, costed view of what is realistically achievable and no pressure to proceed on the day.

For patients new to dermal filler, a thinking-time interval between consultation and treatment is built in, in line with best practice in UK aesthetic medicine. Where appropriate a review is arranged afterwards — particularly important for first-time filler — to assess how a result has settled before it is considered complete.

The Marylebone clinic offers 6 core treatment categories: anti-wrinkle injections, hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, polynucleotide regenerative injectables, skin boosters and biostimulators, UltraClear laser resurfacing, and a signature full-face rejuvenation programme. Across all of them the philosophy is the same — subtle, refined, natural-looking results from a medical doctor.

Only regulated products and CE-marked devices are used, and conservative first dosing is the default. The clinic runs four days a week — Tuesday, and Thursday to Saturday — at UNTIL Marylebone, a short walk from Bond Street.