For years, aesthetic medicine in the UK largely operated as a series of trend-led interventions as the mirror demanded them — a syringe here, a laser there. Over the past decade, however, globally…
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Vogue explores the rapidly shifting landscape of male aesthetics, noting that the “rugged and weathered” look is being replaced by a preference for a polished, well-maintained appearance. From “finance bros” to tech executives,…
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Dr Jonathan Dunne has been featured in the Financial Times Magazine. Can a light-emitting mask really transform your skin? While the technology is proven to aid in wound healing and inflammation, Financial Times…
Read moreThe rise of the ‘unnatural natural’ new face Advancements in plastic surgery and anti-ageing skincare mean that people are looking younger, longer, without any obvious signs of intervention. But, Mary Cleary asks, what…
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Dr Jonathan Dunne’s clinic, Montrose London, was featured in Forbes Magazine for “Where To Eat, Drink, Play And Stay In London For Summer 2025“, written by Rachel Dube. Montrose London Summer is the…
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The latest wonder ingredient is said to both plump and strengthen skin Many of us haven’t heard of exosomes, although they have been used for a few years by clinics and doctors in…
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Founded by three exceptional plastic and reconstructive surgeons, Dr. Georgina Williams, Dr. Shaimaa Jamshidi, and Dr. Jonathan Dunne, Montrose Clinic is the discreet, expert-led Belgravia clinic that focuses on delivering clinical precision combined…
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A facial is the perfect ‘me time’ treat – and these London treatments are the very best of the best. Sculpting Facial | Montrose (Review By Amy Wakeham) Best For: Firm and sculpted skin…
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We sat down with Dr Jonathan Dunne to get the skinny on skincare. October 28, 2025 There’s a lot of noise out there when it comes to skincare. Collagen one day, LED masks…
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Thermage tightens and smooths skin from the inside out A single treatment with no needles or downtime, Thermage uses monopolar radiofrequency to heat the deeper dermal layers of the skin, stimulating the production…
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