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Meet the team

The people behind Doctor Care Aesthetics

From the clinicians who treat you to the team who make sure every visit runs smoothly — here's who you'll meet.
Fatima Husham, Head Clinician

Fatima Husham

Head Clinician

Fatima Husham is the Head Clinician at Doctor Care Aesthetics and the clinical lead behind everything the clinic does. A pharmacist independent prescriber registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council, she oversees every treatment plan, carries out every prescribing assessment face to face, and sets the clinical standards the whole team works to.

Her approach is thorough and unhurried. She believes a good result starts with a proper conversation — a full medical history, an honest discussion of what is achievable, and the confidence to advise against a treatment that isn't right for you.

Alongside the clinic, Fatima is Academy Lead and trainer at the London Aesthetics Academy, teaching the same standards she practises and signing every certificate the academy issues.

Mr Mazul, Clinic Manager

Mr Mazul

Clinic Manager

Mr Mazul is the Clinic Manager at Doctor Care Aesthetics, responsible for the day-to-day running of the clinic — from the moment you book to the moment you leave. He makes sure every visit feels organised, welcoming and unhurried.

He works closely with the clinical team so that appointments run on time, follow-ups happen when they should, and every patient knows exactly what happens next. For questions about bookings, pricing or anything administrative, Mr Mazul is the person to ask.

Dr Vincent, Dermatologist

Dr Vincent

Dermatologist

Dr Vincent Kabeya is a senior dermatology specialist and cosmetic consultant with over 20 years of experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of skin conditions.

His patient-centred approach combines thorough examination, advanced clinical assessment and clear explanations, helping patients make confident, informed decisions about their care.

Dr Kabeya is recognised for his extensive clinical experience, senior-level expertise and commitment to providing safe, evidence-based dermatological and cosmetic care.

Areas of practice

  • Assessment and treatment of moles, including suspicious lesions
  • Skin cancer screening and mole mapping
  • Skin biopsies and diagnostic procedures
  • Removal of skin tags, warts, cysts and lipomas
  • Diagnosis and treatment of keloid scars
  • Management of severe and difficult-to-treat eczema
  • Medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology
Mr Osama, Pharmacist Prescriber – Aesthetician

Mr Osama

Pharmacist Prescriber – Aesthetician

Mr Osama is a pharmacist prescriber and aesthetician with a precise, detail-focused approach to every treatment he performs, and a particular interest in facial aesthetics. Patients often comment on how clearly he explains what he is doing and why.

His medicines background shapes the way he practises: careful patient selection, honest expectation-setting, and treatment plans built around what is clinically right rather than what is fashionable. He believes the best results come from listening closely to what a patient wants, then being honest about what is realistically achievable.

Dr Yasmin, Dental Surgeon – Master Aesthetician

Dr Yasmin

Dental Surgeon – Master Aesthetician

Dr Yasmin is a dental surgeon by background and a master aesthetician at Doctor Care Aesthetics. Her surgical training brings a deep knowledge of facial anatomy to her aesthetic work, and a calm, precise clinical manner that patients notice from their first appointment.

She is known for putting nervous patients at ease, especially those trying a treatment for the first time, and for a thorough aftercare conversation — so you always know what to expect once you leave the clinic. Her focus is natural-looking results, built gradually and reviewed properly.

Please note: no dental treatments are carried out at this clinic.

Miss Basma, Aesthetician

Miss Basma

Aesthetician

Miss Basma is an aesthetician with a keen eye for detail and a genuinely warm approach — many patients ask for her by name. She takes pride in making every appointment feel personal rather than routine.

She is particularly attentive to aftercare, making sure every patient leaves fully informed and cared for, and she brings the same care to the smallest treatment as to the largest.

Miss Ghadeer, Aesthetician

Miss Ghadeer

Aesthetician

Miss Ghadeer is an aesthetician who combines a friendly, easygoing manner with a careful, methodical approach to treatment. Patients often mention how at ease she makes them feel, particularly when they are nervous.

She is committed to ongoing training and takes real interest in new techniques and technologies in aesthetics — always through the clinic's standards of assessment and consultation first.

What “prescriber-led” means

It is a phrase a lot of clinics use. Here is what it actually means, and why it matters for you as a patient.

A prescriber, not a technician

An independent prescriber is a healthcare professional legally authorised to prescribe medicines in their own right. Many aesthetic treatments — including botulinum toxin and some fillers — are prescription-only medicines, and cannot lawfully be supplied without one.

A face-to-face assessment, by law

A prescription-only medicine can only be prescribed for you after a face-to-face assessment by the prescriber. Not a form, not a phone call, and not a decision made by someone else. This is why every appointment here begins with a consultation.

Registered and accountable

Pharmacists are registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council, which sets standards, maintains a public register you can check, and can act where those standards are not met.

Trained in medicines, specifically

A pharmacist's training is in medicines — how they work, how they interact, and who should not have them. That background is directly relevant when the treatment being considered is a medicine.

The right to say no

A prescriber is professionally obliged to decline where treatment is not clinically appropriate, regardless of what the patient is asking for. That obligation is a protection for you.

Traceable, documented care

Every product used is recorded against your clinical record by batch number, consent is documented, and your notes are kept to clinical standards — not as an informal client file.

Check for yourself

You do not have to take our word for any of this. The General Pharmaceutical Council maintains a public register, searchable by name or registration number, showing whether a pharmacist is registered and whether they hold independent prescriber status. We would encourage you to check — of us, and of anyone else you are considering.

Our policy on credentials

Profiles are published only once qualifications, registrations and experience have been verified against the relevant professional register. We do not list credentials, memberships or accreditations we cannot evidence — and if something is not listed on this page, we are not claiming it.

Your aesthetic journey starts here

Discover personalised aesthetic treatments delivered in a professional London clinic — beginning, always, with a proper consultation.

Your appointment always begins with a face-to-face consultation with your prescriber. Treatment only goes ahead if it is clinically appropriate for you.