Dr. Sophie Shotter is a highly experienced, multi-award-winning aesthetic doctor, with over a decade of medical experience and is regularly featured in the media as an expert voice in all things health and aesthetics.

Having qualified from the University of Leeds with an MBChB in Medicine & Surgery, and a BSc (Hons) in Genetics in Relation to Medicine in 2008, she then spent six years working in the NHS, four of which were in anaesthetics and intensive care, before training as an aesthetic doctor and setting up her premium clinic in Kent.

Dr. Sophie is registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) and is also on the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) board of trustees to help raise standards in medical aesthetics and improve patient safety and regulations. In addition to her own clinical work, Dr. Sophie is involved in training, lecturing, and setting standards for practising doctors within the aesthetics field.

Safety is a passion point of Dr. Sophie’s, and she takes a holistic approach to ageing and wellness. Working with the Melanoma Fund is a great way for her to support the charity in its mission to increase awareness around the cause and effects of sun exposure as well as the psychology of sun protection. Acting as both an advisor and an ambassador, Sophie’s enthusiasm, expertise, and public profile are all vital assets to the charity.