Ailesbury Clinic was established by Dr. Patrick J. Treacy the Medical Director of the clinic. Dr. Treacy is a world-renowned exponent in all areas of cosmetic dermatology and minor surgical procedures. Qualified originally at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, Dr Treacy introduced Isologen Fibroblast therapy to Ireland and is innovatory and passionate about his work. CEO of the Ailesbury Hair Clinic is Lorraine Lambert, who has run and established aesthetic surgery clinics in 8 countries over the past 18 years. With a wealth of experience in heading research and business development programs in this domain, Lorraine currently heads Ailesbury Hair Clinics in London, Dublin, Cork, Manchester and Moscow.

Ailesbury Hair Clinic offers guaranteed hair treatment results for all of it's clients. With over 16,000 happy clients, Ailesbury Hair Clinic's reputation is second to none.

All surgeons are members of the International Society of Hair Restoration (IHRSH) which is a non-profit organisation for hair restoration doctors throughout the world. Ailesbury Clinic Dublin was selected last year (2009) as finalists for the Aesthetic Medicine Awards, it is again the only irish Clinic to have been honoured and was runners up the previous year.

Other awards include 'Best Medical Practice in Ireland (2005) and Dr. Treacy won 'Professional Journalist of the Year' in 2003 for his award winning column in the irish Medical Times. These are just some of the many major awards.

Dr. Treacy is on the Specialist Register in Ireland and holds a H.Dip in Dermatology and a BTEC in Laser technology and skin resurfacing. He is Irish Regional Representative of the British Association of Cosmetic Doctors and practices cosmetic medicine in his clinics in Dublin, Cork, London and the Middle East. He was the first person to introduce Contour Threads to Irish patients. He was amongst the first doctors worldwide to use the permanent facial endoprosthesis BioAlcamid for HIV/HAART patients. Dr. Treacy is an advanced Botox,Dysport and Dermal filler trainer and regularly holds courses for docotors and nurses from around the world. He is also a renowned international guest speaker and lectures overseas on many cosmetic medicine issues ranging from fibroblast transplants to the growing application of radiosurgery to cosmetic medicine. (See his lecture schedule on the home page) He was invited to speak at this years World Aesthetic Conference in Moscow and was the only Irish doctor invited to speak at the International Dermatological Society meeting when it was held in Irleand. He is recognised as an expert on Botox having being amongst the first doctors to use it for sweating (Australia 1998) and his five part lecture series about the new uses of Botunilum toxin was recently published in the Irish Medical Times.

He won “Professional Journalist of the Year” in 2003 for his award winning column “Tthe Cutting Edge” published weekly in the Irish Medical Times. His lecture series on minor surgery was published in Modern Medicine of Ireland and concurrently on www.minorsurgery.net, of which he is the editor. Dr. Treacy is a cosmetic columnist with Ireland’s Rejuvenate Cosmetic Surgery Magazine, Health & Living Magazine (www.hlaw.ie) as well as the UK Aesthetic Medicine and MediSpa Destinations Magazines. Dr. Treacy is regularly invited to speak about Cosmetic Medicine on Irish breakfast television (TV3), RTE TV and Discovery Health and has been an expert panelist with the BBC World Services on many occasions.(See videos on homepage)

Dr. Treacy has worked in his profession around the world including Ireland, the United States, Australia, NZ, United Kingdom, South Africa, Gibraltar, and Iraq. He has assisted in many third world projects. His travel tales from these regions have been published and may be seen under (www.patricktreacy.net). He was amongst hte founder members of the field of medical aesthetics, originally practicing in Australia in the late ninties and loves every moment of his work.

 

He says “I have always enjoyed working with skin, having been originally exposed to the horrors of malignant melanomas in the Mayo Clinic, Minnesota during the eighties “

“I really enjoy every aspect of this part of medicine, especially keeping abreast of how fast this fascinating speciality changes and becoming familiar with new techniques like radiofrequency or fractionalisation that eventually become the next new cosmetic innovation”

 

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