Chisel Health Aesthetics · Led by Dr. Kanza Aftab
A considered approach to how you age
Skin health and aesthetic medicine guided by restraint, clinical judgement, and outcomes that remain recognisably your own.
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Assessment before intervention
Refreshed. Not done.
Aesthetic medicine should respect the face, skin, age, and individuality of the person receiving it. At Chisel Health, treatment begins with a detailed assessment and a clear discussion of what is appropriate, what is not, and what can reasonably be expected.
Treatment is planned in context
A single concern may have more than one cause, and the most visible treatment is not always the right first step. We consider skin health, facial structure, medical history, timing, recovery, and the longer arc of care before recommending a pathway.
Aesthetic treatment pathways
Pathways may include clinical facials, laser-based treatments, injectables, regenerative treatments, contouring, and structured skin-health programmes. The appropriate treatment, sequence, and frequency are determined during consultation.
What we address
Acne and breakout-prone skin
Assessment-led care for active acne, congestion, inflammation, post-acne marks, and recurrence. Treatment is selected according to the type and cause of the concern.
Pigmentation and uneven tone
Considered pathways for melasma, sun-related pigmentation, post-inflammatory marks, and uneven tone, with particular care for South Asian skin.
Ageing, texture, and loss of firmness
Treatment planning for fine lines, texture, collagen support, and facial balance, with restraint at every stage.
Sensitive or compromised skin
Barrier-first care for reactive, sensitised, or treatment-stressed skin. Intervention is paced according to tolerance and clinical need.
Preventive skin health
Long-term programmes designed to maintain skin quality, support healthy ageing, and reduce reactive treatment decisions.
Hair and scalp concerns
Assessment-led regenerative and supportive pathways where clinically appropriate.
Dr. Kanza Aftab
Dr. Kanza Aftab leads Chisel Health Aesthetics. Her approach combines dermatological assessment with a measured understanding of aesthetic medicine, placing skin health, proportion, and long-term outcomes ahead of trends or visible intervention.
MBBS, FCPS, Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine
Your consultation
Your consultation is an opportunity to understand the concern before discussing treatment. We review relevant history, assess the skin or area of concern, explain suitable options, and set clear expectations around outcome, timing, discomfort, downtime, and aftercare.
Have Questions?
Aesthetics FAQs
Yes. A consultation allows the clinician to assess your concern, review relevant medical history, and determine whether treatment is appropriate. A treatment may not be recommended on the same day.
Timelines vary by concern, modality, and individual response. Some changes appear early; others develop over a series of treatments. Your clinician will explain the expected timeline before treatment.
Comfort varies by treatment and individual sensitivity. Any expected discomfort and the measures used to manage it will be discussed beforehand.
Downtime depends on the treatment and settings used. Temporary redness, swelling, sensitivity, or other expected effects will be explained during consultation, along with aftercare.
Suitability depends on the concern, skin type, device, and settings. The clinician will assess these factors carefully and explain the benefits and risks relevant to your skin.
You may discuss any treatment you are considering. The final recommendation will be based on clinical suitability rather than preference alone.