About Us

Simply Skin Facial Aesthetics is a medical clinic led by Simone Auld, a dental surgeon. Simone graduated from Glasgow University in 1987 and worked as a family dentist in a local practice for 35 years. She trained in medical facial aesthetics in 2011 and has been carrying out advanced procedures since then. In 2022, she decided to focus entirely on her passion for facial aesthetics and reluctantly retired from her dental practice, with many of the patients now visiting her at her aesthetic clinic for procedures.

The clinic is situated in a convenient, residential area of Prestwick which offers on street parking.

Simone offers a holistic approach to the field, and prides herself on maintaining the safety and well-being of her patients with a thorough knowledge of facial anatomy and is constantly consolidating her knowledge of safe techniques and products, and dealing with complications, frequently attending hands on courses and conferences both nationally and internationally.

Simone has expertise in delivering natural aesthetic results and carries out an in-depth assessment during the initial consultation where she will discuss a bespoke treatment plan explaining alternative treatments where appropriate, side effects, complications, aftercare, longevity, maintenance, and costs involved and welcomes any questions you may have. We prefer that you take time to consider all the information given and then arrange an appointment to return for your chosen treatment. You will be offered a review appointment 2-4 weeks after your treatment, but we will always be contactable with any questions or concerns you may have. All consultations and treatments are carried out on a 1:1 basis and therefore you are guaranteed maximum discretion.

Feedback of your experience with the clinic is vital in allowing us to monitor the quality of your care and you will be invited to leave a review, this may be done anonymously if desired.

The clinic is registered as an independent clinic with Healthcare Improvement Scotland and was honoured to be amongst one of the first in Scotland to do so.