HELLO! Magazine has named Dr Nina Bal among the aesthetics practitioners it recommends, in a feature published on 28 September 2026 about how patients should choose the person who treats their face.
The piece, written by Deputy Beauty and Lifestyle Editor Melanie Macleod and headlined "I'm begging you, don't choose your aesthetics doctor based on their Instagram page", argues that a polished social media profile has become as persuasive as a cabinet full of qualifications, and that credentials, expertise, safety record and real results are what should decide the choice. It then sets out the practitioners the magazine would point readers towards.
Dr Nina Bal is one of them. HELLO! writes:
"If you're looking for an aspirational social-media page, Dr Nina Bal's profile is the perfect place for you."
The feature goes on to describe the treatments Dr Nina offers at her London clinic and the patients she is known for.
Why the point the article makes matters here
A social media page shows finished results. It does not show the assessment that produced them, which is the part that decides whether a plan suits a face at all. At Facial Sculpting every plan starts with a consultation that reads proportion, volume and skin quality before a single treatment is chosen, and the treatment follows the assessment rather than the other way around.
That is how the clinic approaches regenerative and energy based work alike, whether the answer is Profhilo, Endolift, polynucleotides or something else entirely. You can read more about Dr Nina Bal's training and her approach on the about page.
