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Enhancing Your Natural Beauty

with Medical Expertise

Welcome to Gwen Inglis Aesthetics

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Gwen Inglis is an Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) and Independent Nurse Prescriber (INP) whose clinic is based in central Edinburgh’s New Town.

A member of NMC Nursing and Midwifery Council and registered with Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Gwen offers professional and qualified care and treatments.

Find out more about what treatments GIA offers here
“It’s reassuring to see treatments delivered by a medical professional who really listens to my concerns.”
— CM 2025
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“Such a friendly and professional practitioner, safety and patient comfort clearly come first.

I love how natural the results look, never overdone.”

— HI 2019

GIA Clinic

Find our clinic in the heart of Edinburgh.

Based in the New Town area of central Edinburgh, the GIA clinic is found at

1 St Colme Street
Edinburgh
EH3 6AA

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“The clinic environment is warm, welcoming and extremely professional. I felt completely safe throughout my treatment.”
— SD 2019
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