Professor Bob Khanna was born and raised in Ascot, East Berkshire and in 1992 qualified as a dental surgeon from Cardiff University School of Dentistry and Medicine, before undertaking postgraduate education in surgical and cosmetic dentistry. It was just four years later that he was introduced to facial aesthetics and he now refers to himself as somewhat of a ‘dinosaur’ of the industry, thanks to his 23 years of service. So how did this dental surgeon become one of the first of his profession to explore medical aesthetics and become internationally recognised for his skills and techniques?
“It was in 1996 at a conference that I met Dr Alastair Carruthers and Dr Jean Carruthers, who were spearheading a lot of clinical trials in the aesthetic sector at the time, and they introduced me to Botox. I hadn’t heard of it before but was amazed that people of such high intellect were entertaining…
