Dr. Jamie

Hi, I’m Dr. Jamie — doctor, hair transplant surgeon, aesthetic practitioner… and slightly obsessed with bees.

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I originally chose medicine because I’m a bit of an adrenaline junkie. After watching 24 Hours in A&E, I knew I wanted to work in emergency medicine, where no two days are ever the same and decisions really matter. I graduated from Lancaster University in 2017 and spent several years working as a doctor in the NHS, gaining invaluable frontline experience.

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Shortly after qualifying, I became interested in aesthetic medicine and completed my first training courses in 2018, allowing me to offer Botox and dermal fillers. I quickly realised how much I enjoyed combining medical knowledge with precision, artistry, and helping people feel more confident in themselves.

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The real turning point came in 2020 — when I had a hair transplant myself.

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Around six months later, when the results really started to come through, I felt a level of confidence I hadn’t felt in years. That experience completely changed my direction. I decided to retrain as a hair transplant surgeon, so I could help other men experience the same boost in confidence I had.

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I’ve now been a doctor for nine years, and in January 2025 I made the decision to leave the NHS to focus full-time on The Rejuvenation Doctors. Today, I specialise in:

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• FUE hair transplants

• Botox and dermal fillers

• Advanced aesthetic treatments, including more complex areas such as non-surgical nose reshaping

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Hair restoration is where my real passion lies. I love designing natural-looking hairlines and paying close attention to the finer details that stop a transplant looking obvious or artificial. My aim is always to create dense, realistic results that blend seamlessly — something I feel many clinics struggle to achieve consistently.

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What really sets my work apart is that I understand the journey from both sides. I always share my own hair transplant experience during consultations and explain things from a doctor’s and a patient’s perspective. Having been through the process myself allows me to genuinely understand the nerves, expectations, and emotions involved — and patients often tell me that makes all the difference.

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Patient care is central to everything I do. Every patient is assessed and treated in a professional, ethical, and clinical way. Consultations are never rushed, and it’s important to me to fully understand each patient’s goals and expectations — not only to deliver the right results, but to make sure I’m the right practitioner for them. I want patients to leave the clinic feeling confident — both in themselves and in my ability to look after them.

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In aesthetics, I strongly believe there’s a shift away from overfilled, frozen faces. A lot of the work we now do involves dissolving previous treatments and restoring faces back to a more refined, natural version of themselves — not following copy-and-paste injection patterns. Subtle, balanced results will always stand the test of time.

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Outside the clinic, I like to keep busy. I’ve been keeping honey bees for around four years, after spotting what looked like a swarm outside a local pub, grabbing a box, and bringing them home to my garden. That single hive has now grown into eleven, which I’m (slightly) proud of.

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I also love to DJ for fun, often as a way to unwind. I’ve had the privilege of playing in some great clubs and at Darwen Live Festival, and I genuinely believe music is a special kind of medicine — especially when it involves house or disco house.

And when I’m not working or DJing, you’ll usually find me gardening (except when I’m being tormented by moles digging everything up). I’ve got a greenhouse and a growing space at the back of my garden where I try to grow my own vegetables — although the slugs and birds usually get there before I do.

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If you’re looking for honest advice, natural results, and a practitioner who genuinely cares about doing things properly — you’re in the right place.