Mrs Allison Mary Thomas

• Nurse Practitioner

Treatments

Biography: Hello, my name is Allison, and I am the Nurse Practitioner/ Prescriber behind Acorn Aesthetics. I am married with 3 children and currently work as a Nurse Practitioner within the NHS alongside my non-surgical facial aesthetics cosmetic practice.AcornAesthetics was set up in 2012 as the market for Wrinkle Relaxation and Dermal fillers was rapidly expanding. More and more young and middle-aged women and men are looking to maintain and improve the way they look, and with my Nurse Practitioner and Independent Prescriber’s background I can provide a service in my local area. I have personally experienced the treatments that I provide, so can honestly give my unbiased views on the treatments available. I will give a free no-obligation consultation to any client who is interested in my treatments, and I am happy to discuss any enquiries over the telephone. I usually see clients for a consultation prior to their treatment. Two weeks post treatment, a follow up appointment is always offered to ensure client satisfaction, and if a top-up treatment is required with wrinkle relaxation, this will be at no extra cost to the client.Recommendations are very important to me so anyone who has a treatment and recommends me to friends or family will have 10% deduction on the cost of their next treatment.I usually take before and after photographs which are confidential, but may be used for advertising with your written consent.I was trained in non-surgical cosmetic techniques by Chantalle Coombes, of Honey Fizz (non-surgical cosmetic training). I prescribe for other non-surgical aesthetic practitioners in my area. I am fully insured with The Royal College of Nursing.I purchase all my prescriptions individually for each client from WIGMORE Aesthetic Pharmacy in London, so can ensure my products are genuine and that the quality of my products is second to none.The idea behind the name AcornAesthetics grew from something I read. Oak trees begin to produce acorns at around 20yrs of age, some not bearing acorns until they reach 50yrs. Oaks produce acorns much like humans develop wrinkles – It was this concept which led to the name "Acorn Aesthetics ”