Aimee Wintrip RM

On campus.

I’ve officially started my prescribing module… and it feels slightly strange being a student again.

It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while, mainly because of what it will mean for our patients and how we work as a clinic.

For me, it’s about making the whole patient journey more seamless, giving us more flexibility within clinic and being able to offer an even better standard of care from start to finish.

As a team, we’ve always been really big on continuous learning.

Not just doing courses for the sake of collecting certificates, but actually asking, will this make us better at what we do? Will it improve the experience for our patients? Will it give us more knowledge and more options?

If the answer is yes, it’s worth doing.

So here I am … back at uni, notebook out, brain switched into student mode and ready for the next challenge.

A little daunting. Super exciting. Another step forward.

A little update:

Apparently the only things on my camera roll this month that aren’t work related are w**e and tea… which probably tells you everything you need to know about September.

It has been BUSY.

The kind of busy where you get to the end of the day and realise you’ve done nothing except work, think about work, talk about work… and then come home and think about work some more.

And I can’t blame anyone else for it because it’s been completely self-inflicted.

I’ve said yes to too much. Taken too much on. Tried to squeeze too much into days that still, very inconveniently, only have 24 hours in them.

Actually, for a while, I’ve stretched myself too thin.

Work-life balance has been absolutely non-existent.

Hence the w**e.
And the caffeine.

But I also know that this won’t last forever.

September has made me realise I need to be a little more intentional about where I’m putting my time and energy, rather than constantly trying to be everywhere and do everything.

So October is going to look a little different.

From 5th October, I’ll be spending four days a week at Oracle and putting the all of my energy into aesthetics and women’s health.

I’m really excited about what’s ahead, (and there is a lot 🤩👏🏼) but I’m also going to be able to make more room for life outside of work too.

More time to switch off.
More time with the people I love.
So that I can be on top form for you guys.

Although the w**e and tea can stay.

See you in clinic where I’ll be a full time Oracle girlie 💙

Cheek and chin filler being a gorgeous combo on Becky here.

I’ve shared this one before but it’s so good it needs another minute.

Welcomed my patients into the Morpeth clinic for the first time today.

It’s still not 100% finished but it still felt like coming home. Like I’ve been here forever.

My favourite moment of the day? Seeing a long-term patient chatting away to someone who’d just walked through our doors for the first time. That’s exactly the kind of community we want to create here.

A very happy lady leaving this afternoon 🫶🏼

Always wondered why you come in and have an idea of one treatment… but we recommend something else. OR a couple of different treatments?

This is why.

This is how we actually get the result you want.

We’re inviting you to join us at our new Morpeth Clinic for a Model day.

For those of you new here, we offer discounted rates on treatments as we will be capturing photos and videos throughout your appointment to share on our social media.

Same level of care and attention as always.
If you’re interested drop me a message saying MODEL 🫶🏼

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Please follow and share our FB page for the new Morpeth Clinic 🤍

Can’t wait to welcome you all there 🫶🏼

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Advanced treatments for ageing, laxity, lines, texture and skin quality - delivered by medically qualified practitioners in Morpeth.

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