
Dr Tatyana Lapa-Enright is an experienced doctor. She specialises in cosmetic medicine and cosmetic dermatology. She also has extensive experience in using Botulinum Toxin for health benefits, including facial pain, bruxism, migraines and musculoskeletal problems.
Tatyana founded Hardwick Clinic in 2013, where she is the lead practitioner.
Dr Lapa-Enright holds a degree in Medicine (MMBS) from the University of East Anglia and extensive experience in Aesthetic Medicine, mental health and primary care. Tatyana continues to work as an NHS doctor.
She is a frequent speaker at leading medical aesthetics and cosmetic dermatology conferences. Her educational presentations consistently focus on evidence-based dermatology, regenerative aesthetics, the skin microbiome, and holistic ageing.
Dr Lapa-Enright prides herself on delivering bespoke, patient-centred, high-quality treatments. She works only with exceptional suppliers that provide the highest-quality medicines and products.
Dr Tatyana Lapa-Enright is currently active in research on gut-brain-skin microbiome axes as a visiting researcher at the University of Cambridge Department of Pathology.
She has previously conducted research projects in the fields of aesthetics and mental health.
Anti-wrinkle injections are one of Tatyana’s favourites because, done well, nobody should be able to tell you’ve had them. As a GMC-registered doctor, she doesn’t just treat lines, she understands the muscles and nerves underneath them, which is why she’s also trusted to use these injections therapeutically for migraines, bruxism and facial pain. Quick, virtually painless and with zero downtime, it’s an easy way to look refreshed rather than ‘frozen’.
For Tatyana, fillers aren’t about adding volume; they’re about restoring balance. As a GMC-registered doctor, she brings a depth of facial anatomy knowledge that goes well beyond standard injector training, so results look sculpted rather than ‘done’. Her approach is always subtle enhancement over dramatic change, which is exactly why patients trust her with their face.
For Tatyana, biorevitalisation is where aesthetics meets longevity medicine. Rather than smoothing a specific line or adding volume, it works at a cellular level, rehydrating and remodelling the skin from within to keep it healthier for longer. It’s a favourite because the results are cumulative: the earlier you start, the more you’re investing in your skin’s future.