Dr Fiona Durban qualified from St Mary’s Hospital Medical School (Imperial College, London) in 2000 and also gained a Batchelor of Science degree in Medical Anthropology from University College London. She then went on to do training in General Practice and MRCGP (merit) in 2005 and also became a full member of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine.

Dr Durban has worked in a number of hospital jobs including Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Paediatrics before settling in General Practice. Fiona became a GP partner in 2005 in a busy semi-rural practice where she had a specialist interest in women’s health and was also involved in training junior doctors. Fiona decided to move into aesthetic medicine in 2013 after training with Cosmetic Courses.

Dr Fiona Durban is now Clinical Lead of Cosmetic Courses, spending two days a week running her private clinic from our Buckinghamshire location and two days training other medical professionals in a range of aesthetic courses including our Level 7 Diploma which she holds a qualification in. She also consults with prospective models, answering delegate queries with the office team, and helps to train and mentor our newer trainers.

Fiona’s typical working week is hectic juggling work, family and numerous animals including her pygmy goats, Happy and Hugo, ducks and chickens!

When Fiona isn’t working she enjoys active holidays including surfing and skiing with her family. She has recently taken up Tai Chi to help relax and destress after a busy working week with Cosmetic Courses!

“I am passionate about training and delivering the highest possible standard of aesthetic education to our delegates. It is a privilege to work with different medical professionals from all areas of the UK as well as from abroad.  I also like to provide my patients with a treatment plan that is tailored to their aims, needs and budget making them feel and look the best version of themselves!”

Interesting fact about Dr Fiona Durban:

Fiona has bungee jumped out of a helicopter in New Zealand, and canoed down the Zambezi River.