Surgery Secrets of the Super Rich

Fashion PR executive Natalia undergoes a stem-cell facelift with the surgeon dubbed the 'rock star of facelifts', Mr Tunc Tiryaki, in a high-stakes procedure using the body's own regenerative power, with a £35,000 price tag. Groom-to-be Luke invests £30,000 in a new smile ahead of his wedding, as leading cosmetic dentist Dr Rhona Eskander designs ultra-thin 'contact lens' veneers to deliver a natural and bespoke result. German reality TV star Carina flies into London to see her trusted dermatologist, and opts for a next-generation exosome treatment created from her own blood - part of a fast-growing trend among celebrities using regenerative treatments to keep their skin looking youthful. Carys stops by one of London's leading injectables clinics to see Dr Mo Hamed for a lunchtime non-surgical lip flip; a quick, subtle tweakment that's fast becoming part of the modern beauty routine.

Business executive and marathon runner Phoebe undergoes a breast augmentation, known as the 'lunchtime boob job' for its 90-minute turnaround. Luxury brand manager Ziad is on a mission to get rid of his under-eye bags and art dealer Roxana treats her ageing hands with a £7k procedure that involves using her own body fat replenish skin volume.

Globe-trotting businesswoman Joyce is marking her 60th birthday by investing in a cutting-edge endoscopic facelift with one of the UK's youngest cosmetic surgeons. It's a £25,000 procedure using hidden incisions and internal stitching to lift and reshape the face, with results designed to be undetectable. In Manchester, fitness guru James is chasing peak performance, turning to NAD drips, often dubbed the 'businessman's facelift', alongside electromagnetic body sculpting to boost energy and push his physique to the next level. Model Morgan jets in from Malta for a London city break with a twist, combining travel with treatment as she invests £4,000 in a next-generation laser procedure to tighten and contour her jawline using pioneering augmented reality technology. New mum and CEO Debra returns to the clinic for a natural refresh, opting for fat injections taken from her own body to restore volume and revive tired-looking skin.

Bride-to-be Hannah prepares for her big day with a non-surgical liquid nose job and facial thread lift, part of a growing trend where modern brides turn to cosmetic tweakments, as bespoke bridal packages boom. Cheshire-based property investor Nabeel represents a new breed of high-end client, investing over £1,000 a month in a long-term programme of tweakments, including radiofrequency microneedling and exosomes, to maintain and elevate his appearance. In London, mum-of-two Hollie is tackling years of sun damage with a cutting-edge treatment combining multiple laser and light technologies, designed to target pigmentation, boost collagen and deliver clearer, more even-toned skin: a treatment costing around £4k per session. And for dental hygienist Zara, confidence starts with her smile as she turns to gum contouring, an increasingly in-demand procedure reshaping the balance between teeth and gums for a brighter, more harmonious finish.

Cheshire-based beauty entrepreneur Katie opts for a mini facelift under local anaesthetic ahead of turning 40; part of a growing trend among younger women choosing to get ahead of ageing with procedures starting from around £9,500. Beauty journalist Emma turns to consultant plastic surgeon Mr Olivier Amar and a pioneering nano-fat treatment, using her own purified fat cells to rejuvenate her skin and target her under-eye shadows. Former professional footballer James tackles hair loss head-on, undergoing an eight-hour transplant with over 2,000 grafts with leading hair transplant surgeon Dr Manish Mittal in a bid to restore his hairline and his confidence, with a price tag of over £9,000. And for property developer Roberto, the journey doesn't end with a transplant as he returns to clinic for plasma injections designed to maintain and strengthen his newly restored hair.

Victoria undergoes a non-surgical skin tightening treatment, and JC invests in the growing trend of ‘fat banking’: harvesting and storing his own fat cells for future rejuvenation treatments.