The Consultant Clinic #2 Ffilters, Ffillers & Ffibs!

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That story they’ve put on about the gummy smile treatment is utter bollocks. The before and after are clearly taken on the same day (the girl has the exact same hair, make up and outfit in both) so how could the botox possibly have taken effect?! When I get my forehead and frown lines it’s a good 5 days before I see anything at all!
 
I’ve had a flash back. She absolutely said she was a gynae and a lawyer. She was marking up a patient and the actual doctor was following her advice. Like she was the expert. He was asking her how / what to do!

So we’ve had doctor, lawyer, model, ENT, gynaecologist, actress… - oh and we had mental health expert as well didnt we? ( when CC “ saved” the girl who nearly lost her nose?)

I mean could she be any more text book with regards to narcissistic behaviours? Seeking admiration and lying about qualifications to garner attention. It baffles me that people are allowed to behave in such a way. But then narcissism is a personality disorder - and the people who are narc’s don’t seek help. They don’t lose sleep at night thinking “ I wonder why I’m lying to this extent?”
It’s always the people surrounding the narc’s that end up in therapy!
 
LittleBirdie said:
She what now?! Please tell me more about her tricking her ex!!
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Her ex husband is a doctor, he was the one she started the clinic with hence the name Consultant Clinic because it was supposed to be Consultant doctors doing the treatments, she would inject clients too.. Rumour (on here) has it he divorced her and left the clinic after he found out she was lying about her credentials. She had him convinced she was a doctor (my original comment said lawyer but now I think it was the doctor career she told him about but she has told followers she is a lawyer too, she's lied so much its hard to keep up!!). He has his own practise now.
If you go back through the old threads about her you'll find all the info and even more about other stories from her past
 
Emmi59382 said:
Her ex husband is a doctor, he was the one she started the clinic with hence the name Consultant Clinic because it was supposed to be Consultant doctors doing the treatments, she would inject clients too.. Rumour (on here) has it he divorced her and left the clinic after he found out she was lying about her credentials. She had him convinced she was a doctor (my original comment said lawyer but now I think it was the doctor career she told him about but she has told followers she is a lawyer too, she's lied so much its hard to keep up!!). He has his own practise now.
If you go back through the old threads about her you'll find all the info and even more about other stories from her past
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Thanks for the summary! I’ve just been googling him - is Charlie on his company website his daughter or new wife?! If it’s the latter, he really did go for a younger model!

Absolutely bonkers that she’d lie to her own husband about something like that. I honestly can’t wrap my head around it.

It seems she was a solicitor at some point - so you’d think she’d have more sense than to pretend to customers that she’s a doctor. Lawsuit waiting to happen.
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dm2022 said:
@lalaland30 are you sure the guy was a ENT surgeon because it would be strange to say the least for an actual surgeon to be working under Ffyona, rather than above lol

I don’t doubt you were told he was a surgeon at all, ‘Consultant Clinic’ is a web of lies. I can see why young doctors and dentists work for her as they get paid quite a bit less but senior doctors/consultants/surgeons earn much more and wouldn’t really have a reason to be working for her, unless as a partner like her ex hubby who she of course conned.

As far as I can tell the Consultant.Clinic in the UK at least has no actual hospital consultants working for them at all 🤡
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Yep 100% sure it was ENT consultant/surgeon because she said he performs Rhinoplasty on the NHS as part of his practice, I asked her if he takes on private patients because I wanted to see if I could go see him about my nose as I was having issues with it at the time (thank god I didn't). I remember that Dr being posted on their IG quite a lot back in the day too, can't remember his name. The NHS hospital he worked at was also mentioned I think, she would do posts about the Dr's and their career history so they looked impressive.

After reading the trustpilot reviews and others online I'm shocked at the amount of people who claim they had lip filler and saw no results whatsoever, even after further ml which is what they advise in effort to get you to go back and 'see results'. This was exactly what happened to me and I do wonder what was actually injected, if anything because there is no way that 2ml wouldn't make a difference. Would be interesting to get 1ml again elsewhere and compare. It'll probably make me so mad I'll start a petition to get everyone their money back. Is there nothing we can do?
 
I wonder if that guy was a boyfriend then, or someone involved in the company further up she was in partnership with. It’s really odd that a surgeon would be so heavily involved in aesthetics unless they were able to make a lot more money, and it’s considered more ‘prestigious’ doing actual surgery if working on the private side, than just injections.

I know some surgeons do fillers, but only as a side thing at their own offices. They don’t have much reason to if they can charge thousands rather than hundreds for what they’re really trained for and enjoy.

1ml is quite a bit of filler by the way. 2 ml is a lot for lips. You would normally get pretty big lips (think pornstar of glamour model look with more ml lol). She was purposely using that filler that would need to be topped up more and is inexpensive for purchase. Have you noticed others don’t typically use it? And then there’s the sales push to try and put as many cc into your face as possible, pointing out the client’s ‘flaws’, which any real medic would realise is extremely unethical.

I’ve never had a doctor tell me ‘oh you should fix such and such’ as a suggestion, putting words into my mouth, without me asking. They aren’t meant to be pushing you like that obviously and that can really hurt a person’s self-esteem.

I wish more people would realise all the dirty tricks she uses from posting the completely fake representation of her own face, to the photoshopped before and afters, to the fact that almost everything about her and the business is a bleeping lie.

What reputable clinic charges people for any help of follow up if they’re worried about their results and what may have happened to them? Even that screams ‘we’re out to grab every penny we can get from you.’ If they cared they would offer FREE advice. Most practitioners I know are happy keep in touch with their clients by WhatsApp at no extra charge.

She literally uses every trick in the book to con people and maximise profits. She really is Netflix material 😂 She’s the Tinder Swindler of aesthetics
 
You dont have to be a consultant to be a surgeon in any speciality. Lots of registrars do surgery, they probably do more than consultants to be honest these days.
 
lalaland30 said:
Yep 100% sure it was ENT consultant/surgeon because she said he performs Rhinoplasty on the NHS as part of his practice
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This would have been Dr Charles Daultry. A junior doctor working in ENT, not a consultant. He was part of CC in the early days when all those working with her thought she was a doctor (because that’s what she told them) and let her inject alongside them. She was outed as a fake on Facebook and he and most of the other doctors left. But a couple stayed on (all about the money) even though they knew she had been breaking the law, and she rebuilt. The staff are now almost all inexperienced newbies attracted by the money, with the occasional more experienced (but not talented) one not good enough to make it on their own.

Ffffyona has built the business on the back of ffffakery and lies, but she’s done it brilliantly. And it’s those stupid enough to believe all they see on Insta who have paid for that Rolls Royce! 😂
 
Lovinthechat said:
This would have been Dr Charles Daultry. A junior doctor working in ENT, not a consultant. He was part of CC in the early days when all those working with her thought she was a doctor (because that’s what she told them) and let her inject alongside them. She was outed as a fake on Facebook and he and most of the other doctors left. But a couple stayed on (all about the money) even though they knew she had been breaking the law, and she rebuilt. The staff are now almost all inexperienced newbies attracted by the money, with the occasional more experienced (but not talented) one not good enough to make it on their own.

Ffffyona has built the business on the back of ffffakery and lies, but she’s done it brilliantly. And it’s those stupid enough to believe all they see on Insta who have paid for that Rolls Royce! 😂
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YES! That was him, Dr Daultry 😂

She did go quiet when I asked if he takes on private patients for rhinoplasty, so that explains why. Wow this really is a Netflix series in the making. He seemed pleasant enough himself, besides telling me I had an uneven top lip 🤣😐 poor guy was being rushed around by his boss.
 
dm2022 said:
I wonder if that guy was a boyfriend then, or someone involved in the company further up she was in partnership with. It’s really odd that a surgeon would be so heavily involved in aesthetics unless they were able to make a lot more money, and it’s considered more ‘prestigious’ doing actual surgery if working on the private side, than just injections.

I know some surgeons do fillers, but only as a side thing at their own offices. They don’t have much reason to if they can charge thousands rather than hundreds for what they’re really trained for and enjoy.
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The guy I recommended to someone on here a couple of days ago was a (an actual!) general surgeon, but now does aesthetics full time because it’s so lucrative.
 
Your guy has his own practice, and isn’t working for someone else, so it makes a bit more sense.

If he was working ‘beneath’ someone (like the clown Ffyona McKeating) I would find it really strange and a huge step down. The junior doctors thing I understand bur someone established likely wouldn’t go work for her (unless there was some personal motivation imo). It wouldn’t be common for a surgeon to switch to aesthetics completely because they spend all those years studying to do what they do, are usually passionate about it and can make crazy good money on the private side still doing that.

He must genuinely love injecting, maybe his hours are easier doing this, as well as making a really good living doing it too. I know a lot of family doctors injecting, and they do it as it means they can work it around their schedule and it’s far less demanding than working in a hospital.

Someone like Ffyona with the Consultant Clinic is making an unusually high amount of cash because she’s deceitful as well as being extremely motivated and greedy. She’s the exact sort of person who shouldn’t ever be working around people’s faces.
 
@dm2022 yeah you’re right - they’re not going to be raking it in working for someone else. I do know of a plastic surgeon who works at someone else’s aesthetics clinic but he tends to only do once clinic a month so I guess it’s just a bit of extra pocket money?! (Both are legit).

You only have to look at Ffyona’s mutant face to see that she shouldn’t be trusted with anyone else’s. If she thinks the work she’s had done looks good she’s deluded.
 
Don’t know if it’s been shared before but I’ve seen a legal letter online to a complaints website from her solicitors saying she’s never claimed to be a doctor and it’s from two of her former doctors too! 👀
 
In my experience as a nurse the dr will take a very large cut of the fee, because without them she has nothing. They dont have the hassle of organising clinics but they will be doing consultations, prescribing and treatments. Probably why she books people in back to back to make it worth her while as well.
 
JessicaFletcher36 said:
In my experience as a nurse the dr will take a very large cut of the fee, because without them she has nothing. They dont have the hassle of organising clinics but they will be doing consultations, prescribing and treatments. Probably why she books people in back to back to make it worth her while as well.
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Do you think that’s why she keeps putting her prices up? Although each time they go up won’t the dentists/ “doctors” want more of that too? But also, why aren’t the dentists and doctors showing that much money that she has on companies house? Her funds seem waaaay higher than anyone else’s. I think your theory makes absolute sense in the real world, but I suspect that’s not what’s actually going on in ffffffyonas world. There’s no way in hell she’s sharing anything more than 40% of the fees. Who’s the one with an old man roller, the big “mansion”, the customer artwork and regular trips to Dubai, LA

And lord knows where. The surgeries she keeps saying she’s had must’ve cost a pretty penny too. When you look at the clinics the doctors & dentists who have left have set up they don’t seem to have those funds? I think they work for her to get their name in the business and she pays them lower for using her “brand”. The one that’s never had a consultant working in it since her ex left 🤣
 
I mean I dont know anything for sure but I do work with a lot of doctors who do private work on the side. Ive seen more going towards aesthetics in recent years because its quick easy money. Private medical work can actually be a bit of a headache, you have to work with a clinic who take a big cut because they are providing the means to perform any private operations. Plus private patients can be extremely demanding (not my words). Aesthetics if you can do your own prescribing and consultations is quite lucrative. If shes booking in a full day back to back it will work out very profitable for both her and the doctor. Of course a doctor can set up their own clinic but most good doctors dont want to do aesthetics full time. We had a locum doctor about 3 years ago in A&E who got in to trouble for injecting a nurse colleague with botox on the back seat of her car on work time. Its a crazy industry but doctors see it as easy money. I just know that no doctor I know would allow a clinic manager or whatever she calls herself to be taking a bigger cut than them when they are actually doing the procedures.
 
@JessicaFletcher36 We aren’t talking about a normal situation though Ffyona and these medics 😅 We’re talking about a pathological liar, and a woman who ‘needs’ control and to be the boss. From the descriptions we’ve read from clients she’s the one advising these junior doctors and dentists what to do etc. Things are heavily skewed so she has ended up much more in control and likely earning a lot more.

I would imagine she uses her large Instagram following as a draw too. My dad’s a very well known consultant in his field. When my brother went for his interview for medicine at uni they brought his name up lol. He was in the NHS for 20+ years but then went into the private sector completely after doing private work on the side. I know he would never do as well in aesthetics like she has though if he wanted to, not even close, because he’s not Instagram savvy and isn’t as clued up on social media. I reckon most doctors are the same.

The Consultant Clinic situation is beyond ridiculous. By the way I’m sure I read somewhere that there was a journalist sniffing around her and this story at some point. I wonder if he or she got scared off by legal threats?
 
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dm2022 said:
@JessicaFletcher36 We aren’t talking about a normal situation though Ffyona and these medics 😅 We’re talking about a pathological liar, and a woman who ‘needs’ control and to be the boss. From the descriptions we’ve read from clients she’s the one advising these junior doctors and dentists what to do etc. Things are heavily skewed so she has ended up much more in control and likely earning a lot more.

I would imagine she uses her large Instagram following as a draw too. My dad’s a very well known consultant in his field. When my brother went for his interview for medicine at uni they brought his name up lol. He was in the NHS for 20+ years but then went into the private sector completely after doing private work on the side. I know he would never do as well in aesthetics like she has though if he wanted to, not even close, because he’s not Instagram savvy and isn’t as clued up on social media. I reckon most doctors are the same.

The Consultant Clinic situation is beyond ridiculous. By the way I’m sure I read somewhere that there was a journalist sniffing around her and this story at some point. I wonder if he or she got scared off by legal threats?
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No consultants I know would go down the line of aesthetics but registrars who are quite experienced do, and I definitely wouldn’t call them junior. If you have reached consultant level in your specialty (which is bloody hard these days), then private work is very appealing. Unfortunately this is the way things are going with the NHS now, nurses doing agency work rather than over time because it’s better money and drs moving towards locum or private/aesthetic work.

I agree with the social media, but she still couldn’t run that business without the doctors performing the treatments. They will know that and she will definitely know that. Possibly an element of smoke and mirrors going on.
 
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