In The Life Of Dr Benji Dhillon 

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A typical working day…

I have four children, so my days start early at around 5:30am, helping pack bags and make breakfasts, as well as getting myself ready for the day. One thing I always make time for, however, is making my own chai for myself and my wife. It takes about 15-20 minutes and is a really nice ritual to find some peace in the morning. My comforting chai is all I have for breakfast, and then I’m ready to head to clinic.
Every single day, whichever of my clinics I’m in (there is one Define Clinic location in Beaconsfield, and two in London), we start with a 15-minute team huddle across all three teams. It’s really important for clinic cohesivity to review our diaries, go over our stock, raise any concerns and celebrate successes together so we all feel like one big team.
I normally see my first patient around 9am, and then it’s a back-to-back day from there! Nowadays, I only really perform injectable treatments, so I’m either doing those procedures or devising…

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