Personalised, doctor-led skin health, functional medicine and regenerative aesthetics – designed to look beyond the surface and support healthier, more resilient skin.
Expert support for acne, rosacea, pigmentation, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, visible ageing and wider skin concerns.
We look at nutrition, lifestyle, hormones, gut health, metabolic health, stress and other underlying factors.
Thoughtfully selected treatments focused on skin quality, regeneration and natural-looking enhancement.
I’m Dr Nadia Abuhussein, a UK-based GP with additional training in dermatology, functional medicine and aesthetics. I’m passionate about helping patients understand persistent skin concerns such as acne, rosacea, pigmentation, hair loss and premature ageing, and finding the root causes.
My approach is evidence-informed, personalised and focused on helping you achieve long-term skin health, confidence and overall wellbeing.
A curated selection of evidence-informed treatments to support your skin health and confidence.
Support your skin’s natural microbiome for a healthier, more balanced complexion.
Soften fine lines and prevent deeper wrinkles for a natural, refreshed appearance.
We take time to understand your concerns, goals and medical history.
Hear from our patients about their experience at Dr Nadia Abuhussein’s clinic.
You do not need to know exactly which consultation, programme or treatment you need before getting in touch. An enquiry call is a simple first step to discuss what you would like support with and identify the most appropriate direction.
Yes. Dr Nadia offers both online consultations and in-clinic appointments in Manchester, depending on the type of service and care required.
Dr Nadia works with a range of skin concerns including acne, rosacea, pigmentation, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, visible ageing and general skin health concerns.
The approach goes beyond treating only what is visible on the skin. Where appropriate, factors such as lifestyle, nutrition, stress, hormones, gut health and overall wellbeing may also be considered as part of a personalised plan.
No. The first step is about understanding your concerns, goals and suitable options. Recommendations can then be discussed before deciding whether a treatment, programme or further assessment is appropriate.


















