Dr Rozina Ali

Rozina Ali is a highly trained and experienced consultant reconstructive microsurgeon and aesthetic Plastic surgeon. She graduated from St Thomas’ Hospital Medical School.

Rozina is a warm and approachable surgeon who uses humour and honesty to communicate. She presented the BBC2 Horizon documentary “The Truth About Looking Young” and the Channel 4 series “How Not to Get Old.”

She is the only Briton to win the prestigious Kroll scholarship to study microvascular breast reconstruction and spent a year on an international microsurgery fellowship in Taiwan. She has won numerous scholarships and awards including the Power100 Healthcare award on the international Muslim 100 powerlist.

Since leaving the NHS in 2017 she has developed a state of the art aesthetic practice in London based on the regenerative and transformative power of fat transfer and stem cells.

Rozina has been a pioneer or regenerative aesthetics, incorporating fat transfer, stem cell rich fractions, exosomes, polynucleotides, collagen induction and supplements into her aesthetic practice from it’s very inception.

This has now culminated in her opening the R&A Clinic, a new concept in regenerative wellness, beauty and longevity in which individual treatments are melded and matched to give maximal benefit

The R&A clinic based in South Kensington is founded on the practice of expert tissue regeneration and aesthetic excellence.

Rozina describes aesthetics as an “alchemy of science, skill and empathy that adds beauty and value to lives.”