Ftt Skin Clinics

Skin care clinic

25 Bothwell Rd, Hamilton ML3 0AS, United Kingdom

+44 1698 458954

25 Bothwell Rd, Hamilton ML3 0AS, United Kingdom

+44 1698 458954

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About Ftt Skin Clinics

FTT Skin Clinics (trading under Frances Turner Traill / FTT Skin Limited) is an award-winning, nurse-led medical aesthetics and skin clinic group operating from headquarters in Hamilton with additional clinics (e.g., Inverness). The practice provides medical dermatology, non-surgical aesthetic treatments (anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, Profhilo, microneedling, HIFU, IPL, chemical peels), minor lesion removal and a proprietary skincare line. The service emphasises skin health, clinician-led assessment (skin scan) and personalised treatment plans led by Frances Turner Traill and an experienced clinical team.

Accreditations

Healthcare Improvement Scotland – registered service (Hamilton location listed).
Memberships/endorsements and industry recognitions displayed on site (e.g., SAVE FACE, British College of Aesthetic Medicine Scotland, Aesthetic Awards references).
CMAC / industry training affiliations referenced on clinic materials.

Practitioners

Gillian Fyvie

Registered Nurse (as referenced across clinic team listings and third-party practitioner directories), Practising aesthetic nurse with a focus on injectable and skin-focused treatments (formal education details not publicly listed)

Lee Macready

Registered Nurse (listed on clinic team and booking platforms), Practising aesthetic nurse with specialist focus on injectable treatments (formal education details not publicly listed)

Frances Turner Traill

MA (Hons), Registered Nurse (NMC), Aesthetic Practitioner, Independent Nurse Prescriber, BSc with foundation in Dermatology

Carol Dunn

Registered Nurse (as referenced across clinic team listings and third-party practitioner directories)

Insurance Accepted

Fee-for-service services are provided.
Insurance partnerships are not advertised.
Clinical staff are appropriately insured for the procedures they provide.
Private medical insurance acceptance varies by insurer, procedure, and clinical indication.
Insured pathways depend on host hospital participation and insurer approval.
Purely cosmetic interventions are commonly self-funded.
Patients should confirm eligibility and pre-authorisation with their insurer prior to treatment.