Dr Terry Loong
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After successfully recovering from early stage cervical cancer and an emotional breakdown at the age of 29 years old, Dr Terry changed the way she practised in her clinic, helping women to prevent premature aging and helping them redefine their experience as they grow older.

Dr Terry graduated from Guy’s, King’s and St. Thomas’ Hospital, London in 2002 and completed her postgraduate qualifications with the Royal College of Surgeons. Due to her passion for beauty, she concentrated her efforts in cosmetic medicine, providing more natural non-surgical procedures in putting the twinkle back in her client’s eyes and a step in their walk again. She has also studied from top leaders in the antiaging, aesthetic and alternative health industry, providing a holistic approach to youth.

With her gentle touch and artistic eye, Dr Terry strives to provide the best advise, treatment and care for her clients. She is best known for understanding her clients, being fully supportive throughout and giving them educated choices. Working with her team at Harley Street, she leaves her clients feeling amazing, confident and feeling completely taken care of. 

Dr Terry is a member of the Independent Doctors Federation, Institute of Functional Medicine, British Menopause Society, British College of Aesthetic Medicine and the Royal Society of Medicine. 

Stimulating Collagen with PRP and PDO-Threads

02
Dec
2015

Stimulating Collagen with PRP and PDO-Threads

Threads create a lifting effect, whilst stimulating collagen at the same time. This is why I team the PDO Threads with PRP for its healing properties.

Do You Like Your Cosmetic Doctor?

18
Oct
2011

Do You Like Your Cosmetic Doctor?

Doctors, in this era are not only doctors but also teach us and are our partners in health. How many of you have a good relationship with your medical doctor? How many of you wish you had a better relationship with your medical doctor?

When Failing to Lose Weight Is NOT Your Fault

18
Aug
2011

When Failing to Lose Weight Is NOT Your Fault

I hear so often "Why aren't I losing as much weight as I want to?" so what may be sabotaging our efforts to lose weight?