Aesthetic Doctor in Wimbledon
With over 20 years in medicine and practising aesthetics since 2018, I take a thoughtful, honest approach focused on subtle, natural-looking results.
MBBS · MRCS · MRCGP · GMC 4735795 · Level 7 Qualification in Facial Aesthetic Injectable Treatments
WHY I CHOSE TO PRACTISE AESTHETICS DIFFERENTLY
Good aesthetic care starts with trust and good judgement
When I moved into aesthetic medicine, I did not want to create a clinic where patients simply choose a treatment from a menu.
Good care begins with understanding what concerns you, assessing your face carefully and deciding whether treatment is likely to help.
Aesthetics is not about changing who you are – it’s about working with your features, not against them.
My aim is to work with your features, not change them. You see me for your consultation, assessment and treatment, and I remain available afterwards.
Sometimes the right plan is treatment. In other cases, it may be a different treatment, less treatment or none at all. Being able to say that honestly is an important part of looking after you properly.
MY JOURNEY INTO AESTHETIC MEDICINE
My medical background
– and why it still shapes how I treat
Surgery taught me to respect anatomy
My approach to aesthetic medicine draws on more than 20 years of medical practice. I trained at St George’s Medical School before beginning my early career in surgery. I later completed the postgraduate examinations that led to Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons.
Surgical training taught me to think about anatomy in layers and to understand how different structures influence one another. When I assess a face, I am looking beyond a single line or wrinkle and considering skin, fat, muscle, bone, movement and how those elements work together.
That foundation still shapes the way I assess people and make treatment decisions today.
Understanding how the face changes over time guides thoughtful treatment.
A good consultation begins with listening and understanding what matters.
General Practice taught me how to listen
I later retrained as a GP and gained my MRCGP. I currently work as a General Practitioner at Kingston Hospital.
General Practice taught me to look beyond the first concern someone mentions: to listen carefully, take a thorough medical history and understand the person as a whole.
That way of thinking remains central to my aesthetic work. Someone may arrive with a particular treatment in mind, but my first job is to understand what has changed, what is bothering them and what they hope to achieve.
Only then do I consider whether treatment is likely to help and which options, if any, are genuinely worth discussing.
Aesthetic medicine taught me the importance of judgement
I went on to complete a Level 7 qualification in Facial Aesthetic Injectable Treatments and began practising aesthetic medicine in 2018.
Since then, I have learned that being able to perform a treatment is only one part of good aesthetic care. The more important question is whether it is appropriate for the person sitting in front of me.
A treatment may be technically possible without being necessary or worthwhile. Recognising that distinction is central to safe, responsible aesthetic practice.
Good judgement is knowing when to treat,
how much to do and when to leave well alone.
Good planning means knowing what will help, how much is appropriate and when restraint is best.
QUALIFICATIONS & MEDICAL STANDARDS
What you can check about me before you book
I believe patients should know who is treating them and understand the qualifications behind the advice they receive. These are the main credentials that shape my medical and aesthetic practice.
MEDICAL BACKGROUND
- 4735795 – GMC registration
- Year 2000 – Qualified as a doctor
- MBBS – St George’s Medical School
- MRCS – Royal College of Surgeons
- MRCGP – Royal College of General Practitioners
AESTHETIC TRAINING & STANDARDS
- Level 7 in Facial Aesthetic Injectable Treatments
- Advanced aesthetic training with recognised UK clinicians
- Fully insured for aesthetic medical practice
- Ongoing professional development
PATIENT EXPERIENCES
What patients say about their care
The best measure of my work is how patients feel about the care they receive.
I am especially grateful when people mention feeling listened to, comfortable and never pressured into treatment.
5.0 on Google
Based on reviews published on Google
“I made my first appointment with a particular treatment in mind, but once I was there and Dr Mohan asked about my concerns, he actually recommended something different – and I’m so glad he did!”
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“Dr Mo is very professional, reassuring and fully explains the options, and importantly doesn’t push additional or other treatments where they are not really necessary.”
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“I have been a client of Dr Mo for several years now, and consistently receive a brilliant service. His medical background is so valuable when considering different treatments.”
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THE GARDEN ROOM
The Garden Room –
a quieter kind of clinic
I wanted the clinic to feel different from a busy high-street environment. The Garden Room is a private, purpose-built space in Wimbledon, designed for consultations that feel calm, personal and unhurried.
You see me directly throughout your care, with time to talk, ask questions and consider your options properly.
What you can expect
- Time to talk properly
Appointments are set aside so you can explain what is bothering you, ask questions and understand your options without feeling rushed. - Privacy to speak openly
The Garden Room is a private, appointment-only setting, giving you space to discuss personal concerns comfortably and discreetly. - No pressure to decide on the day
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. You can take time to think before deciding whether treatment feels right for you.
HOW I APPROACH TREATMENT
Natural-looking results,
tailored to you
You do not need to know which treatment you need before you come to see me.
I start by understanding what has changed, what concerns you and what you would realistically like to improve. I then assess your skin, facial structure and movement before explaining the options that may be appropriate — including when I think a different approach, less treatment or no treatment at all would be better.
Areas I commonly help with
Lines & expression wrinkles |
Forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet. I look at how your face moves, where the lines appear and what you would realistically like to change. Treatment information: Botox |
Loss of facial volume |
Changes in the cheeks, lower face or facial balance that can develop with age. I consider the face as a whole rather than simply filling individual lines. Treatment information: Dermal fillers |
Skin quality & hydration |
Dryness, crepey texture, loss of elasticity or skin that looks and feels less fresh. We can discuss options aimed at improving skin quality rather than changing facial shape. Treatment information: Profhilo |
Facial structure & support |
Age-related changes in firmness, support and facial definition. I assess where structural change has occurred and whether treatment is likely to make a worthwhile difference. Treatment information: Profhilo Structura |
Under-eye & regenerative skin concerns |
Fine lines, crepey skin and changes in skin quality, particularly around delicate areas such as the eyes. Treatment depends on what is actually causing the concern. Treatment information: Polynucleotides |
Not sure what would suit you? |
That is completely fine. You do not need to arrive knowing which treatment you want. We can start with what you have noticed, what concerns you and what you hope might improve. |
GMC-registered doctor · MBBS · MRCS · MRCGP · Level 7 Facial Aesthetics
WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE DR MO
Expert care
with a personal touch
I combine medical expertise with a warm, honest approach.
Your safety, comfort and confidence are always my priority.
Doctor-led care
Balanced results
Individual planning
Safe, ethical & honest
Let’s create a plan that’s right for you
During your free consultation, we’ll discuss your concerns, assess your skin and recommend the most effective options for natural, long-lasting results.
Will I look natural after treatment?
Natural-looking results are always my aim. I focus on enhancing your features rather than changing the way you look. Every treatment is planned around your face, your goals and what feels right for you.
What happens during my consultation?
Your consultation is a chance to discuss your concerns, ask questions and explore your options. I will assess your skin, facial structure and goals before recommending any treatment.
How do I know which treatment is right for me?
Many patients come in knowing what they think they need, but the best option is not always the one they expected. My role is to understand your concerns and recommend the approach I believe will give the most suitable result.
Are aesthetic treatments painful?
Most treatments are very well tolerated. I always take time to explain what to expect and use techniques designed to make your experience as comfortable as possible.
How long do results last?
Results vary depending on the treatment, the area treated and individual factors. During your consultation, I will explain what you can realistically expect and how we can maintain your results.
Do I have to decide on treatment during my consultation?
No. A consultation is simply a conversation. There is no pressure to proceed. The aim is for you to feel informed, comfortable and confident in your decision.
MEDICAL INSIGHTS
Medical Insights from Dr Mo
Clear, honest information to help you make confident choices about your skin and treatments. Explore my latest articles on non-surgical aesthetics, skin health, and evidence-based approaches.
MEDICAL INSIGHTS
Medical Insights by Dr Suresh Mohan
Articles and patient guides by Dr Suresh Mohan, covering aesthetic medicine, skin health, treatment decisions and aftercare. I write these guides to explain common questions clearly, separate evidence from assumptions and help patients make better-informed decisions.











