Dr Husham Al-Shather
in Berkshire
MBChB FFPMRCA FRCA EDRA PGCert Peri-Op. Medicine (UCL)
GMC: 6145183
Dr Husham Al-Shather areas of expertise:
Professional statement
Dr Husham Al-Shather is a highly skilled and experienced advanced cosmetic doctor (consultant specialist) in pain medicine, anaesthesia, and aesthetics who specialises in non-surgical liquid facelift, dermal fillers, botox, lip augmentation, PDO thread, PRP, as well as various different anti-ageing treatments.
To-date, Dr Al-Shather has obtained a vast amount of experience in relation to aesthetics and aesthetic medicine, and offers his patients a wide and comprehensive variety of both interventional and non-interventional treatments for patients seeking to enhance their physical features and overall appearance. Since joining The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust as a consultant in pain management, Dr Al-Shather has developed an excellent reputation when it comes to providing patients with optimal clinical care. Thus far in his medical career, he has distributed numerous amounts of injections and a whole host of procedures with no reports of infection, major complication nor readmission to hospital.
He provides a substantial amount of advanced cosmetic treatments, with the main ones including botox injections, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), dermal fillers, profhilo, skin boosters, non-surgical facelift, PDO thread facelift, botox for excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), hand and neck rejuvenation, fat dissolving injection, botox for migraine and persistent headaches, botox for TM joint pain and bruxism, as well as radiofrequency treatment for skin rejuvenation. Dr Alshather has achieved comprehensive training in Botox and Fillers and qualified in Aesthetic Medicine from the Harley Academy, the largest postgraduate Aesthetic Medicine provider in the UK.
He successfully completed higher specialist training at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals in London, and undertook his training in advanced pain at St George's Hospital and Ashford & St Peter's Trust prior to completing further training in regional anaesthesia at Queen Victoria Hospital. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists