Dr Yasmin Adel
Dermatology, fifteen years. Runs the injectables and laser lists, and every acne pathway review.
Nine years on Jumeirah Road, twelve clinicians, and a commercial model that does not reward overselling.
Dr Yasmin Adel and aesthetician Farah Noor met working in a chain clinic where therapists carried monthly sales targets. Both had spent years telling clients about treatments they did not need, and both hated it.
Aurelia opened in 2017 with one rule written into every contract: nobody's pay moves with what they sell. Nine years later, the clinic has grown entirely by referral, and roughly six in seven clients on a plan are still with us a year later.
None of this is exciting. All of it is why the results hold up.
Same camera, same angle, same light, every visit. You see the comparison, not our description of it.
Salaried clinicians with no sales targets. The recommendation you get is the clinical one.
Every treatment price is on the site. No "book a consult to find out what it costs".
Medical-grade sterilisation, single-use needle cartridges, and an audit twice a year.
On a plan you are assigned a named clinician, and you keep them.
Dermatology, fifteen years. Runs the injectables and laser lists, and every acne pathway review.
Co-founder. Trains every therapist who joins and still keeps a full facial list four days a week.
Skin boosters, polynucleotides and post-procedure care. The calmest hands in the building.
Four brands, chosen on evidence and reordered on results. If a product is not part of a protocol we actually run in the clinic, it does not sit on the shelf.
Thirty minutes, a digital analysis, and a written plan — including the parts where the answer is "nothing, for now".