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Dr Terry Integrative Aesthetic & Hormone Doctor . Helping women age with power. She’s known for her gentle touch, long term planning and natural results.

Through her personal experience and working with patients through the decades, Dr. Terry specialises in hormonal acne, aesthetic treatments and hormonal balance (particularly perimenopause and menopause). Having grown up in Malaysia and trained in UK and USA, she combines Eastern philosophy with Western technology and science. Her approach to aesthetic treatments is helping patients look their natural best, restoring their youthful features and not changing the way they look. Being a working mother and in her 40’s, she understands that confidence is not only what we look like but also how we feel in ourselves. Hence the importance of nutritional health, hormonal balance and stress management which affects so many things, both inside out.

🌺 Wrinkle treatment with muscle relaxant injection
🌺 Chemical brow lift
🌺 Treatment of gummy smile or bunny lines
🌺 Treatment of fine lines or wrinkles or folds
🌺 Dermal filler
🌺 Under eye dark circles treatment
🌺 Jaw slimming and Definition
🌺 Thread lift with Silhouette Soft
🌺 Collagen stimulation and skin firming
🌺 Ellanse
🌺 PDO threads
🌺 Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
🌺 Mesotherapy
🌺 Skin boosters
🌺 Fat dissolving treatment
🌺 Lip rejuvenation (defining, enhancing or hydrating)
🌺 Hand rejuvenation
🌺 Skin Peel and Microneedling
🌺 Scar treatment

‼️ If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please dial 999.🚨 If you need to speak with someone, call Samarita...
09/10/2026

‼️ If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please dial 999.

🚨 If you need to speak with someone, call Samaritans free on 116 123 (24/7) or text SHOUT to 85258 if talking feels hard.

📞 Urgent mental health help and support, dial NHS 111 (option 2).

👩🏻‍⚕️ Speak to your GP or another doctor who will listen. Hormonal fluctuations can affect mental health and there is help available.

🧐A recent study published by British Journal of Psychiatry showed menopause-related psychological distress declined over time (~ 46% reduction on average). The data was collected from 957 women who attended a UK menopause clinic. The biggest improvement in mental health outcomes was seen with combined HRT, including formulations with testosterone. The results highlight the need for menopause-sensitive mental health assessments and integration of psychological screening into routine menopausal care.

Ref: BJPsych International. 2026;23(2):68-78. doi:10.1192/bji.2025.10094

If you’re in the early throws of Perimenopause, arm yourself with knowledge so you can prepare + advocate for treatment and support. I summarised what happens to your skin, weight, hair, energy + mind in “The Definitive Guide to Perimenopause”including treatment options and practical tips you can do yourself. You can download it via the link in my bio.

Pass this on to friends and family whom you care about 💜.

This ingredient will be doing its rounds with summer over but higher concentration doesn’t always means better for your ...
06/10/2026

This ingredient will be doing its rounds with summer over but higher concentration doesn’t always means better for your skin. Sometimes what worked in the past may start irritating your skin, whether that’s due to hormonal changes, inflammation load or stress.

Aim to reduce inflammation and strengthen the barrier before focusing on rejuvenating/ treating. Follow for more skin tips ✨

Not always easy but we do it because if we don’t do it for ourselves, no one else will 🔥
29/09/2026

Not always easy but we do it because if we don’t do it for ourselves, no one else will 🔥

Finally got organised and updated my skincare routine with the change in weather. Sharing my favourite go-to’s if you h...
16/09/2026

Finally got organised and updated my skincare routine with the change in weather. Sharing my favourite go-to’s if you have sensitive skin like mine.

Wind, wind and more wind.

Our skin may not like the change in season but effects are worst when our hormones are fluctuating. The aim is to control what we can control and keep the skin consistently hydrated. Sensitive skin does not like surprises.

My favourite milky toner from TIRTIR Global Official which you can purchase from any major KBeauty store. In London, there’s PURESEOUL • UK K-Beauty Shop . This was a game changer for me. Skip the normal toners and choose a milky essence. You will never go back.

This hyaluronic acid from Naturium is thick enough to feel it’s worth the money and thin enough so it absorbs quickly. I hate those (I will not name names) that are cheap and feels like watery goo!

Specialist skincare focuses on baby skin, eczema, dermatitis and acne skin. The aim is to repair and protect the skin barrier. When the barrier is strong, less water is lost and it’s less reactive.

QV Skincare UK are one of my favourite brands. So is Epaderm and Avene. Their creams tend to be on the richer side.

Don’t knock it until you try it. I went through tubs of these when my dermatitis flares up. Applying it feels like a fire blanket over a burning flame. Instant relief!

I used to believe taking medication for skin is cheating until she started having a mind of her own in perimenopause. Now I don’t see holding up on mediation as a heroic act but just prolonging the inevitable.

Keeping it simple and consistency wins the game.

Autumn is a great time to start or level up your retinoid game. It will help reduce pigmentation, strengthen your skin and boost collagen/elastin.

Shameless plug I know. If you ever thought of having skin treatments, colder darker months are always better.

Hope this helps. Any questions, let me know 💜

13/09/2026

👩🏻‍⚕️ Save this video if the “11” frown line bothers you.

1️⃣ If your frown muscles are very strong, relaxing them with Botox can help prevent it from getting worst, reduce the creasing of the skin and maximise the effects of your skincare. The aim is to break habit of frowning unconsciously. This can also help tension headaches, migraines + lifting your eyebrows to open your eyes.

2️⃣ If the line is more like a fold, dermal filler can help to restore the underlying supportive volume lost. You can test this by stretching the area. If the line improves, dermal filler may be suitable. This does not affect your muscles.

3️⃣ If the line is visible at rest and doesn’t improve much on stretching, the problem lies in the skin. It’s like a crease in the bed sheet that you’re unable to iron out (if you’re like your bedsheets crease free). Skin boosters eg Sunekos, Polynucleotides + PRP can improve skin health by boosting hydration + stimulation.

4️⃣ Resurfacing treatments eg microneedling with exosomes, chemical peels or lasers removes the upper layers of the skin, encouraging regeneration.

5️⃣ Upgrading your skincare routine using a retinoid, at home dermaroller + be on top of your moisturising game.

6️⃣ Last but not least - Leave it alone + grow a fringe to cover it up. Daily face massage to relieve tension + Frownies when you sleep.

✨ Currently, I’m in no. 5/6 club with Botox sparingly.

👩🏻‍⚕️ Hope this helps. What area would you like me to focus on next?

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