Hi, I’m Dr Dom Cromer.

A little about me,

Born and raised in a Liverpool NHS household, my Mum was a nurse and my Dad worked in the Oxford Street Maternity operating theatres, I was always destined for a career in the NHS.

I went straight from A-levels to train as an Operating Department Practitioner (ODP), interviewing the same day I submitted my A-level portfolio, at Aintree University Hospital. After completing my training I was based in Accident and Emergency operating theatres, serving 17 years honing my skills in surgery, anaesthetics, managing and assisting in emergencies and trauma in AED.

However, I felt that I had more to offer and wanted to be able to have a more involved role in helping people, therefore I took the huge leap to start my medical training at the age of 34, continuing to work as an ODP while putting myself through medical school.

Since qualifying I've had many roles, all of which have given me invaluable knowledge and experience; from emergency/trauma surgery, respiratory, gastroenterology, emergency care medicine, and ITU medicine. I spent a year in medical education, training the next generation of Doctors, and have been involved in published research and case studies.

Having seen the positive effects aesthetic therapies can have on a person, whether by boosting confidence, reducing symptoms caused by everyday stress or making someone feel good about their body again. I feel I can provide a patient-centred approach based around what the client feels could be improved. With my 26 years NHS experience I feel I can use those skills to provide a quality and caring service.

Dr Dom has the following qualifications:-

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) from the University of Liverpool /GMC 7608444 

Certificate in Higher Education in Operating Department Practice (Cert HE ODP)