ABOUT AMISH PATEL

Founder of Intrigue Cosmetic Clinic, the ultimate destination for beautiful, natural-looking aesthetics & tailored skincare.

Amish’s extensive training includes at the Royal College Of General Practitioners and with some of the best Harley Street, International Aesthetic Doctors in the sector. Amish launched Intrigue Cosmetic Clinic in 2016, and his talent for creating beautiful results without the need for surgery has seen his loyal clientele grow year on year. Amish takes a 360-degree approach to his clients, with skincare at the heart of his award-winning clinic, helping clients achieve the skin they feel most confident in, from tailored skincare advice and products through to aesthetics treatments.

A long-standing member of ‘Save Face’ Amish continues to receive an ‘excellence’ rating. Save Face is a national register of Accredited practitioners who provide non-surgical cosmetic treatments such as anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers. Their Register is accredited by Professional Standards Authority and is recognised by the UK Government, The Department of Health, NHS England and The Care Quality Commission.

Amish is also a member of the ACE Group (Aesthetic Complications Expert) Group. Amish’s background as an Award-Winning pharmacist, also gives him unrivalled knowledge and expertise in both the products he chooses to work with and achievable results. Amish is also a respected aesthetics trainer and regularly features in the national and international press.

Passionate about greater safety and regulation within this sector, Amish is a vocal campaigner within this area and regularly receives referrals for individuals who have experienced aesthetic complications as a result of poor training, practice, experience and hygiene.

As featured in numerous national, international and luxury media, including the BBC, ITV, The Daily Mail, Sky, The Daily Telegraph, Healthline, The Sun, The Daily Express, MSN, The Daily Mirror, Metro, Yahoo Style, KMfm, The Luxury Review, Health & Wellbeing Magazine, GB News, Woman, Surrey Life and trade aesthetics’ bible, The Aesthetics Journal to name just a few.