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Jo Reilly

Aesthetic Clinician | BSc Hons | RM | IP

Initially training as a midwife, Aesthetic Clinician Jo’s gentle bedside manner, extensive knowledge and passion for aesthetics perfectly complement that of our resident plastic surgeons who between them offer a comprehensive range of injectable procedures here at the clinic.

A self-confessed advocate for natural beauty and a ‘less is more’ approach to aesthetics, Jo is committed to ensuring her clients leave the clinic looking and feeling like a fresher, more youthful and very best version of themselves.

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Professional experience

Jo began her career in nursing in 2004, initially training as a midwife before joining the team at Leeds General Infirmary where she worked for fifteen years. In 2016, following the birth of her own two children, Jo set out to follow her dream of a career in Aesthetics, working closely alongside a highly experienced and well-regarded Nurse Independent Prescriber.  Jo has been a valued part of the Coppergate Clinic team since 2018.

Jo became Coppergate Clinic’s Obagi Medical representative shortly after joining the clinic and has since been awarded the prestigious official brand ‘Ambassador’ status by Obagi Medical in recognition of her knowledge and expertise.

Areas of Specialism

Obagi Medical Ambassador

Lip Enhancement

Facial Contouring and Revolumisation

Reduction of Facial Lines & Wrinkles

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