Kate Bell Aesthetics & Skin Clinic

At Kate Bell Aesthetics & Skin Clinic, clients discover a comprehensive range of aesthetic treatments designed to enhance natural beauty and address specific skin concerns. Whether you’re seeking subtle anti-ageing solutions like anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers, or innovative skin rejuvenation with Profhilo, polynucleotides, and skin boosters, each treatment is delivered with precision and care by an experienced aesthetic nurse practitioner. The clinic also offers advanced therapies such as microneedling, laser resurfacing, and skin lightening, ensuring a holistic approach to skin health and confidence[1][5][6]. Clients consistently praise the clinic for its professional yet warm atmosphere, with reviews highlighting the friendly team, clear communication, and outstanding value for money. Many return regularly, trusting in the clinic’s ability to deliver natural-looking results without pressure or hard sell. The average 5.0/5 rating reflects a commitment to client satisfaction, with particular appreciation for the personalised consultations and ethical, safety-first approach that underpins every visit[6]. Conveniently located at 70 New Church Road, Brighton and Hove, BN3 4FL, the clinic is easily accessible for both local residents and those travelling from further afield. Kate Bell, the clinic’s founder, is a NMC-registered general nurse and independent prescriber, holding advanced qualifications in clinical aesthetics and ongoing training in integrative health and nutrition. Her memberships with the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses and Aesthetic Complications Expert Group further assure clients of her expertise and commitment to best practice[6]. If you’re looking to refresh your appearance with treatments that are as safe as they are effective, book a consultation at Kate Bell Aesthetics & Skin Clinic. Discover why so many clients trust Kate and her team to help them look and feel their best—visit the website or call to start your journey to radiant, confident skin today[6].