Jeremy Isaac has been a leading figure in aesthetic medicine for nearly 20 years. He is a Global Pharma Company UK Medical Board Member and part of a World renowned Global Pharma Company Academic Faculty. Jeremy is their National trainer for Wales and the South West, a regular member of a Global Pharma Company Expert Complication Panel and a mentor on a world renowned Training Academy. He is a founder and vice chairman of WACS, and a tutor and examiner for an Ofqual approved level 7 qualifications in aesthetic medicine. 

Clinical Experience 

• Clinical Director at Wish Skin Clinic – Providing a range of non-surgical cosmetic procedures.
• Independent mentor and trainer for a range of non-surgical cosmetic and aesthetic treatments.
• Owner and principal of Live Life Smiling Dental Practice 

Medical Education and Experience 

• Master’s degree in Cosmetic Medicine  University of South Wales . 
• PgCert in Medical Education  University of South Wales
• Master’s degree in Medical Education- currently studying at the USW.  
• Global Pharma Company Expert Panel 
• Advanced and masterclass certifications in a wide range of non-surgical cosmetic procedures. 
• International CEREC trainer for Sirona 
• VT Trainer  
• BDS Lond  University College Hospital London (1982) 
• LDS RCS Eng   Royal College of Surgeons (1983) 

 Medical and Professional Societies:  

• Board Member and Vice Chairperson of the Welsh Aesthetic and Cosmetic Society (WACS) (3 years)  
• Full registered member of the Joint Council of Cosmetic Practitioners (3 years) 
• Registered membership with the Aesthetic Complications Expert Group (ACE) 
• CMAC (Complication in Medical Aesthetics Collaberation) 
• Global Pharma Company UK Medical Education Board Member 
• BDA (British dental Association)
• General Dental Council registrant (GDC number 57508) 

Jeremys approach to education is ‘you don’t know what you dont know’. He is a lifelong learner and continually improves his knowledge and skills to educate others and raise standards in medical aesthetic practice.