Kimberley

Manager

141 Newmarket Ln, Stanley, Wakefield WF3 4BY, United Kingdom

Roles

Clinic Manager at Face the Future Clinic, a nurse-prescriber-led advanced aesthetic skin clinic providing medical-grade skin, laser and injectable treatments.
Customer Experience & Clinic Manager for the wider Face the Future brand, bridging in-clinic operations with the online skincare business and virtual consultation service.
Senior skin and aesthetics practitioner with over 25 years’ experience in the beauty and cosmetic sector and more than a decade working in aesthetics at Face the Future Clinic.
In-clinic trainer and mentor, ensuring the team are confident and trained to the highest standards on new products, treatments, tips and techniques and how these support client skin journeys.

Career foundation in Level 2 and Level 3 Beauty Therapy, providing core training in professional skincare, facials and beauty treatments.

Not publicly listed

Holland & Barrett Health Hub lists her as ‘Kimberley Medd, Clinic Manager’ with an author page outlining her industry experience and role in providing expert skincare commentary and product guidance.
Face the Future’s own digital channels (blog, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook) feature Kimberley in videos (for example Hydrafacial walk-throughs, SPF application demos and morning routine videos) and posts describing her as Clinic Manager / Customer Experience & Clinic Manager.

Face the Future Clinic is a CQC-regulated advanced aesthetic skin clinic operating in a medical setting, a status highlighted in the clinic’s reopening communications and marketing.
Invited as an external expert voice on ski skincare and barrier care in Country & Town House’s ‘How To Build The Ideal Ski Skincare Routine, According To Experts’, where she is credited as clinic manager at Face the Future.

Private/self-pay services are provided.
Insurance partnerships are not advertised.
Clinicians hold professional indemnity insurance through providers such as Lonsdale Cosmetic Insurance and Medical Protection Society (MPS).
Where clinically indicated, treatment may be recognised by insurers such as Bupa and International SOS.
Hospital-based care may be delivered through networks recognising insurers including Aviva and Healix.
Cosmetic and elective aesthetic procedures are typically excluded from insurance cover.
Patients should confirm eligibility and pre-authorisation with their insurer prior to treatment.

Botox	From ~£118.75
Fillers	From ~£132.05
Anti-wrinkle injections	From approx. £150
Dermal fillers	From approx. £220–£325
Profhilo	Package pricing ~£480 for initial course
Anti-wrinkle injections	From ~£160 per zone
Dermal fillers	From ~£220 per 1ml
Profhilo	From ~£250 per 2ml
Anti-wrinkle injections	From approx. £200
Dermal fillers	From £250+ per 1ml
Anti-wrinkle injections (1 area)	From ~£150
Dermal filler (per 1ml)	From ~£150
Profhilo / Skinbooster (2ml)	From ~£200
Vitamin/IV therapy	Price examples
The Glass Skin Facial (1 hr 45 mins)	£70
Anti-Wrinkle Prescription Consultation (15 mins)	£30
Microneedling (package option)	£80
Dermaplane with Microneedling (1 hr)	£100
Cellulite treatment	From £69

Clinic Visibility

87%

Pricing Transparency

85%

Safety and Trust

83%

Overall Aggregation

84%

72/100 in Wakefield

Buy-now-pay-later / PLIM finance options referenced on site and typical card/online payment via booking/shop — explicit merchant/payment list not published.