Sk:n Clifton

Dr Lewis trained in medicine in St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, and is currently an NHS consultant in Aneurin Bevan Healthcare Trust in Newport Gwent. She treats both general dermatology and skin cancer patients She has a particular interest in teaching and training, having mentored many dermatology trainees, and has previously been the training programme director for the Severn region.

Over the last 25 years, Dr Halfhide has developed a wide range of experiences with many different lasers and cosmetic techniques. His practice ranges across all aspects of dermatology with special interests in treating acne scarring (carbon dioxide, Erbium:YAG and Fraxel lasers) and laser mole removal and birth marks (Pulsed Dye and Nd:YAG picosecond lasers). He has many years of experience in laser treatment of rosacea, facial and leg thread veins, and pigmented lesions. He has carried out more than 20,000 anti ageing injectable treatments. He also carries out thread lifting, minor surgery, general dermatology diagnosis and prescribing. Typically he employs an array of these techniques to assist patients in looking younger, and others in their wish to treat a birthmark or other cosmetic imperfections of concern. Dr Jeremy Halfhide is licensed and regulated by the General Medical Council, having held a full license to practice medicine since 1989. As a firm believer in high standards and ethical medical practice, he has worked on sk:n’s Medical Standards Committee since 2015, the UK’s leading and largest laser and cosmetic dermatology groups. He started out with sk:n back in 1998 and has worked with them ever since, being their group medical director for London and the south of England since 2015. He was also invited to give his expert opinion on BBC Watchdog in 2018. Dr Halfhide’s approach is conservative, preferring to under- rather than over-treat. He ensures patients have a proper assessment; he seeks to completely understand the patient’s concerns so that he can then accurately meet the patient’s goals. He prefers to keep all enhancements within the standard patient anatomical range, that way ensuring a natural look. He is married to a doctor, they have 2 children of school age and a Labrador Bertie. His hobbies are sailing, skiing and keeping fit when time permits.

Dr Harris has been an Ice Hockey fan for years and has held previous posts as Medical Officer to the Great Britain Ice Hockey Team and more recently the Cardiff Devils. Simon has worked in Dermatology since 1994 with a keen interest in Laser treatments such as Pulsed Dye laser for Port wine stains, and now runs a Complex and Suspicious Lesion Clinic in Cardiff. He holds current posts as Specialist Grade Doctor, GP Principle and GPwSI. He has grown up with medicine. Both his Father and Brother are Doctors, as is his wife Kim. Outside of medicine he devotes his time to his three Hungarian Vizlas and Dalmatian, even competing Nationally and winning events as prestigious as Crufts