At Hampton Clinic there is always something new and exciting going on – and we don’t just mean our wide range of treatments and services.
Whether it’s events in the beautiful village of Knowle, or our latest medical, beauty and wellness developments, check out our blog to keep you updated with Clinic life.
Do you worry about losing muscle mass, balance and mobility as you age? When it comes to future-proofing your body, maintaining muscle mass should be one of our top priorities. Loss of muscle mass can cause a decline in stamina, loss of mobility, and general weakness. A strong core can protect against back
We need to talk about something important… Here at Hampton Clinic, we take safety and ethics seriously. Unfortunately, the aesthetic medicine industry isn’t very well regulated and so it’s easy to feel tempted to go to less than reputable practitioners, especially if they are offering bargain basement prices (there is always a reason!) We wanted
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Acne is one of the most debilitating skin conditions, with sufferers reporting low self-esteem and confidence issues. Sadly, acne often first shows up during puberty, at a time when young people are going through many changes. For this reason, Dr Hill is passionate about taking control of the situation as soon as possible so that
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Would you like the option of having your anti-wrinkle and filler treatments with us on a Saturday? Our new Aesthetic Doctor, Dr Qainaat Husnoo is now offering a Saturday Clinic to suit your busy diary. She has a keen eye for detail and a passion for natural looking aesthetic rejuvenation. PLUS – enjoy a ZO
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As we come to the end of our most successful year on record, we have some news to share with you all. As you are aware, in February this year we opened our second branch of Hampton Clinic, taking up residence on Station Road, Knowle. Thank you to all of you who to have ventured
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People often say ‘if you want to know a woman’s true age, look at her hands!’ Hands are notorious for showing signs of age, usually before the face and even the neck. The reason for this is that hands are constantly exposed to the sun and its ageing UVA rays. Unlike the face, neck and
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