The Elms

08/03/2026

To all the women who support us, inspire us, guide us and show us what unconditional love looks like - you deserve to be celebrated every day. Happy Women's Day!

29/12/2025

To book your appointment, phone 99998877

24/12/2025

22/11/2025

Clinic phone is not working... Working to get it fixed, apologies!

15/06/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the dads, grandads and father-figures in our lives ❤️❤️ You are amazing!

11/05/2025

Kindly note all Plastic Surgery appointments must be booked on info@skinsurgeon.eu
Or where strictly urgent on 79675747

We are unable to offer out appointments on Facebook messenger for skin surgeon until further notice so as to be able to serve you better

19/04/2025

Change that is whispered not shouted. Whether with laser or surgery, our results are refined and discrete. From laser facelift to thigh lift, they are nearly always under local anaesthesia, allowing our surgeon to explain the process as you go along, placing you in control.

Contact our leading plastic surgeon on info@skinsurgeon.eu
www.skinsurgeon.eu

24/12/2024

May you all have a happy & healthy Christmas!

16/12/2024

Kindly note that our ophthalmologist will not be available for appointments / advice from the 19/12/24 to 01/01/2025. We'll see you again next year! ❤️

16/06/2024

Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads who have been our strength and support throughout the years.

11/06/2024

Top tips when going for an injectable treatment. Print them off and ask them to your practitioner before starting - one for our Maltese audience.

1. Are you a licensed doctor?

In Malta only a licensed doctor is legally allowed to prescribe and administer botulinum toxin. Getting a POM (prescription only medicine done from anyone else means they are likely not insured and should things go wrong they -and you, are likely not covered. It may also be a criminal offence.
Check the Malta Medical Register here https://healthservices.gov.mt/en/regcounc/medicalcouncil/Pages/Registers.aspx

2. Ask the practitioner to show you the SEALED box of dermal filler. Medical grade filler should have a CE marking with lot batch and expiry. NEVER EVER accept an open syringe- it could cost you your life, if it is used and the previous person has an infection. NEVER share a vial of filler with anyone else.

​3. Ask what experience and training the practitioner has. If it is a day course and off we go set up, think very hard about proceeding.

4. Ask if your practitioner is the same person prescribing the injections and if not, why not. ​

5. Ask if your practitioner will be able to deal with complications if things go wrong, and a phone number where they can be reached 24h.

Remember, you carry your face everywhere you go: you have one, and it has to last you a lifetime. Be safe.