Aesthetic medicine done properly.

Evidence-based treatments, planned by an experienced physician. Natural results that last beautifully.

Our Clinics

Welcome

At Infinity Aesthetics, Dr. Owen Thomas combines advanced medical expertise with the latest evidence-based treatments to help you look refreshed, natural, and like yourself. Not treated.

With 26 years in medicine and a background as a GP and medical physician, Owen brings genuine clinical depth to aesthetic practice. Every treatment plan is built around your anatomy, your concerns, and your long-term skin health, not a menu of procedures.

About Us

Dermal Fillers

Anti-Wrinkle

Trending
Treatments

Sculptra

Profhilo

Lip Fillers

Skin Rejuvenation

Your Concerns

No two faces age in the same way. Owen begins every consultation with a comprehensive facial assessment, analysing your unique anatomy, skin quality, and ageing patterns to understand what’s actually happening beneath the surface.

The result is a treatment plan built around you, not a price list. Addressing the right concerns, in the right order, with the right treatments.

Browse by concern below to understand your options, or book a consultation and let Owen guide you.

Follow Along on Instagram

Clinical insights, results and behind the scenes from the clinic.

drowenthomas

View Instagram post by drowenthomas

Sep 12

Open post by drowenthomas with ID 18560135482079283

DAO (frown) treatment: why can the result be so hard to spot?

It’s a popular treatment for downturned mouth corners, but the difference can be subtle enough to leave you wondering whether anything has changed.

I still use it when downward muscle pull is an important part of the problem. What matters is recognising when something else needs addressing.

If volume loss beneath the mouth has reduced its support, relaxing a muscle won’t replace that support. Carefully placed filler may then make a more noticeable, longer-lasting difference.

That doesn’t make one treatment universally better. It means two people with similar-looking mouth corners may need quite different approaches.

The useful starting point is understanding what is creating the downturn.

#MouthCorners #MarionetteLines #FacialAesthetics #AestheticMedicine #InfinityAesthetics ...

drowenthomas

View Instagram post by drowenthomas

Aug 31

Open post by drowenthomas with ID 18137237923611944

A dramatic “after” photograph is only useful if it is genuinely comparable with the “before”.

Different lighting, camera distance, head position, expression, make-up or editing can all create an apparent improvement before we even consider the treatment.

This is not always intentional. It is very easy to choose the photograph that looks best without stopping to ask whether the conditions were equal.

But the result is the same: you are partly comparing two photographs, rather than assessing the treatment itself.

Disappointingly, this can also make a genuinely good result less convincing. If too many other things have changed, nobody can tell how much of the improvement came from the treatment.

Good results do not need photographic assistance.

Before believing a before-and-after, ask two questions:

Does the “after” look better?

And are the photographs genuinely comparable?

#AestheticMedicine #BeforeAndAfter #MedicalAesthetics #AestheticResults #LondonAesthetics ...

drowenthomas

View Instagram post by drowenthomas

Aug 17

Open post by drowenthomas with ID 17911436376263702

This was a lovely result. It was also a perfectly good nose before treatment.

Both things can be true.

There was a modest dorsal hump and a slightly downturned tip. For someone else, neither might matter. For her, the change mattered.

I used carefully placed hyaluronic acid filler to straighten the line of the nose, support the tip and balance the profile. The aim was not to give her somebody else’s nose. It was to keep it recognisably hers. She was delighted.

The nose is one of the higher-risk areas for filler. Detailed anatomical knowledge, careful technique and ultrasound all help reduce that risk, but none makes it risk-free.

Hyaluronic acid filler can also be dissolved if needed. That degree of reversibility matters, but it is not a reason to treat casually.

If your nose has never bothered you, leave it alone. If it has bothered you for years, it may be worth a conversation.

.
.
.
.
#NonSurgicalRhinoplasty #NoseFiller #NaturalResults #LondonAesthetics #MaryleboneAesthetics ...

drowenthomas

View Instagram post by drowenthomas

Aug 8

Open post by drowenthomas with ID 18120871978800801

Cheek filler has a reassuring reputation. That is exactly when assumptions creep in.

Ultrasound lets me see the cannula tip and the layer it is travelling through, so I can place filler where it supports the cheek, not where it may bulge when you smile. It also helps me avoid the small exit point where a nerve and vessel emerge.

Experience tells me where I should be. Ultrasound shows me where I actually am.

Next up: temples and why ultrasound is crucial. They have earned their reputation. ...

drowenthomas

View Instagram post by drowenthomas

Jul 21

Open post by drowenthomas with ID 18086824976165758

This result took nearly a year to create.

It was not one treatment, and it was not a dramatic change carried out in a single appointment.

I used a carefully sequenced combination of collagen stimulation with Sculptra, Fotona 4D laser then more powerful ablative ErYAG laser resurfacing and a relatively small amount of dermal filler.

Each treatment had a different role.

The collagen-stimulating treatment gradually improved support and firmness. Fotona 4D treated the skin at several depths. Ablative resurfacing improved the texture and surface of the skin hugely. Dermal filler was used selectively where a small amount of structural support was helpful, rather than as the main treatment but looks so natural.

No single element would have produced this result on its own.

The change came from assessing the face as a whole, choosing treatments that complemented one another, and allowing enough time for collagen remodelling and healing to take place.

That is the principle behind The Marylebone Skin Method.

Not chasing individual lines or filling every area., but building a treatment plan around the person, the skin and the result we are trying to achieve.

Results vary, and this client committed to a treatment plan over the best part of a year.

Natural-looking rejuvenation is usually not about doing one big thing. It is about doing several things carefully. ...

drowenthomas

View Instagram post by drowenthomas

Jul 18

Open post by drowenthomas with ID 17946648408228816

The most expensive word in aesthetics is "new".

It carries a premium on the price list, but for many new products, the hype overtakes the science.

Proven treatments earn their place slowly. Trials, biopsies, years of follow-up, thousands of documented patients. A launch needs none of that. It needs a press campaign and a feeling that you might be missing out, with clinics and doctors paid to promote the new shiny thing.

Look back ten years and so much of what launched has quietly disappeared. The treatments still standing are the ones that were proven before they were popular.

So one habit protects your face and your money. Ask what evidence exists, in humans, published. If the answer sounds like marketing, you are not buying a better result. You are the experiment, and you are paying for the privilege.

#aestheticmedicine #evidencebased #harleystreet #infinityaesthetics #naturalresults #aestheticdoctor #london #sculptra #biostimulator #skinquality ...

Follow on Instagram

About Dr Owen

Dr. Owen Thomas is a physician with 26 years of clinical experience. He completed the Aesthetic Intelligence Fellowship in London and Paris, finishing top of his cohort in 2023. His approach is rooted in evidence, not trends, and he is as likely to tell you what you don’t need as what you do. The best aesthetic results look like you. Only well-rested, healthy, and confident. Never overdone.

Dr Owen