Rozina Ali Aesthetic Surgery

Yes, salmon s***m. 🐟 And no, this isn’t just another beauty trend.

Polynucleotides may be having a moment, but I’ve been using them for several years as part of my approach to regenerative skin rejuvenation.

What makes them so interesting? They’re not there to change the shape of your face or simply add volume. Instead, the focus is on supporting the skin from within, encouraging repair, hydration and gradual improvement in skin quality.

And they’re far more versatile than many people realise. ✨ I use polynucleotides across the face, under-eye area, neck, décolletage and hands, particularly where the skin is beginning to look thinner, more tired or less resilient.

Who’s a good candidate for eyelid surgery? 👁️

Blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery, may be an appropriate option for some people experiencing structural changes around the eye area. Suitability, however, always begins with a careful medical assessment.

It may be considered for:
✨ Excess or loose skin on the upper eyelids
✨ Heaviness or hooding around the eyelids
✨ Prominent under-eye bags or fat pockets
✨ Changes around the eyes that can create a tired appearance

Not every concern around the eyes requires surgery, which is why understanding the underlying cause is an important part of the consultation.

If this is something you’ve been thinking about for a while, I’m always happy to talk. You can send me a message directly or get in touch at 📩 [email protected].

Testimonials such as this one bring me so much professional and personal satisfaction.

Following breast cancer and reconstructive surgery, feeling heard and understood is especially important. My role is not only to consider the technical and aesthetic aspects of treatment, but also to understand how the outcome may affect a patient’s confidence and emotional wellbeing.

Helping a patient feel like herself again is one of the most meaningful parts of my work.

Over the past few days, I have been reflecting on what our patients are truly looking for when they choose a clinician, and especially a surgeon.

When a patient tells me that they are relieved to have found a female surgeon, I have come to understand that they are often recognising a particular way of being cared for.

Not better than every other approach. But right for them.

And every patient deserves that choice.

For me, listening has always been at the heart of my work. It means hearing not only what a patient says, but also what she truly means. That sense of shared understanding can make something deeply personal feel easier and far more comfortable.

I would love to hear your thoughts. Does being cared for by another woman make a difference to you, and why?

When I talk to patients about ageing, I often describe collagen as the framework that holds everything together. 🧬

It gives the skin its strength, elasticity and resilience, but its role goes far beyond appearance. Collagen is also essential for healing, tissue repair and the body’s natural ability to regenerate.

That is why I believe we should think about collagen before visible changes become pronounced. Understanding what it is, how it supports the skin and why it gradually declines is the first step towards protecting it more intelligently over time. ✨

This is the beginning of a new series in which I will be sharing more about collagen, how it changes as we age and how we can support healthier, more resilient skin at every stage of life.

👉 Follow along to discover what comes next.