Aya Med

Aya Med Ltd provides care at Clinica Vitalis in Nottingham for people seeking private GP appointments, skin and aesthetic care, sleep medicine, hormonal health support and medical weight management. The clinic is doctor-led and brings these areas together where a concern may involve several connected factors, such as skin changes, hormones, sleep, weight and wellbeing.

Medical services include private GP consultations, dermatology, sleep medicine, weight management and hormonal health. The private GP service can be used for a new symptom, a long-term condition or a concern that needs medical assessment. Appointments may include a medical history, examination where appropriate, clinical advice, a treatment plan, blood test planning, referral documentation, imaging request documentation and follow-up advice, depending on clinical need.

The clinic sees skin concerns including redness, pigmentation, acne, texture, sensitivity and ageing-related changes. Its aesthetic and skin services include advanced skin analysis, HydraFacial, IPL skin treatment, fractional laser, anti-wrinkle consultations, dermal fillers, skin boosters, Dermaquest, injectables nurse consultations, skincare consultations and doctor triage.

Hormonal health appointments may cover menopause, fatigue, mood changes, skin changes and weight concerns. Sleep medicine appointments may cover tiredness, snoring, low energy, brain fog and poor recovery. Weight management is offered as a medically guided service that looks at factors beyond willpower and calories.

Private GP appointments booked through the clinic take place in person in Nottingham. Same-day private GP appointments are offered, subject to the clinic diary. Blood tests can be arranged where they are likely to help assessment or management, and scans, X-rays or specialist referrals may be supported through appropriate request or referral documentation, with external providers involved where needed.

Patients do not need to leave their NHS GP to use Clinica Vitalis. The clinic does not provide emergency care, and severe or rapidly worsening symptoms should be directed to emergency services.