03 Profile
Vital Signsby Bridgehead
Hansard to 11 November 2026 · 31,429 contributions indexed · 1,439 MPs & peers
All voices01 Voice · Clinician · Cosmetic procedures & aesthetics
Maryam Zamani: no photograph is held, so the clinician plate is shown instead.
Clinician
Maryam Zamani
oculoplastic surgeon, founder of the Clinic and a facial aesthetic expert
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press citations on 2 topics since 9 Sept 2025 · last quoted 24 Apr 2026
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Maryam Zamani: key facts
- Kind of voice
- Clinician
- Role
- oculoplastic surgeon, founder of the Clinic and a facial aesthetic expert
- Tracked press citations
- 5
- Most recently quoted
- 24 Apr 2026
- First quoted
- 9 Sept 2025
04 The signal · where Maryam Zamani sits on cosmetic procedures & aesthetics
Ranked 23= of 100 voices quoted in the press on cosmetic procedures & aesthetics, level with 9 others on 4 citations.
Ranked on press citations on this topic only, not across all topics. Joint positions share a rank.
- 1
Ashton CollinsSector leaderDirector, Save Face17 - 2=
Nora NugentClinicianConsultant Plastic Surgeon and co-owner/Director; Immediate Past President of BAAPS (President 2024–2026), Purity Bridge12 - 2=Dr Ahmed El MuntasarClinicianFounder and Medical Director; NHS GP, The Aesthetics Doctor (Dr Ahmed Clinics Ltd)12
- 23=Delila FouladClinicianDermatologist; Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Dermatology, UCLA Health4
- 23=
Dr David ShaferClinicianFounder, Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue (plastic surgeon), Shafer Clinic (Shafer Plastic Surgery), New York City4 - 23=Maryam ZamaniClinicianoculoplastic surgeon, founder of the Clinic and a facial aesthetic expert4
- 23=Victoria BrownlieSector leaderchief policy and sustainability officer at the British Beauty Council4
- 23=Sir Bruce KeoghAcademicformer chief medical officer of the NHS in England4
Showing the leaders and the ranks around 23=, of 100 voices · See every voice on the topic →
05 On the record · press
What Maryam Zamani has said
By outlet · linked articles
- marieclaire.co.uk2
- cosmopolitan.com1
- professionalbeauty.co.uk1
- vogue.co.uk1
Where Maryam Zamani has been quoted
- 01The Rise of K-Aesthetics: Korea's Regenerative Approach to Injectables Arrives in the UKmarieclaire.co.uk · 24 Apr 2026
- 02The Laser Treatments I Rely On for Skin of Colour -- And Trust Without Compromisemarieclaire.co.uk · 6 Apr 2026
- 03The rise of ‘undetectable’ tweakments: Why the ‘natural’ beauty trend actually now means more surgerycosmopolitan.com · 20 Feb 2026
- 04What’s The Deal With Those Viral Botox Sticks?vogue.co.uk · 12 Feb 2026
- 05How to treat the effects of PCOS on the skinprofessionalbeauty.co.uk · 9 Sept 2025
Verbatim
“Moxi is swept across the entire face to refine texture, stimulate collagen and soften fine lines, while BBL uses light energy to target deeper pigmentation, redness and sun damage”
“early laser technologies were designed with lighter skin in mind, often using wavelengths that were absorbed by melanin. In darker skin tones, where melanin is more abundant, this absorption led to excessive heat, increasing the risk of burns, scarring, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)”
“The mix is shifting towards more definitive surgical solutions (starting at a younger age), while non-surgical treatments remain extremely common. In the UK, she's seen a noticeable rise in procedures such as blepharoplasty and facelifts, 'driven by demand for longer-lasting results that are dramatic yet subtle, social media influence and secondary effects such as rapid weight loss from GLP-1 drugs'.”
“The effects are superficial, acting on the epidermal-dermal interface (the boundary between the outer layer and inner layer of skin) – not on the underlying muscle.”
“Some of the most common dermatologic manifestations of PCOS can include hirsutism (excess hair growth), acne vulgaris, alopecia, and acanthosis nigricans (dry, dark patches of skin)”
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