Author name: Dr. Harry Singh

The £300 Customer vs the £8,000 Customer

(And Why I Keep Showing Up to Business Events)

We as a family played the Traitors – Live Experience yesterday.

Most people choose to take weekends slow — and there’s nothing wrong with that. A lie-in… a relaxed morning… a bit of Netflix… finishing Christmas decorations… That’s a perfectly valid choice, but don’t moan if your business or body is not where you want it to be! But today, I chose something different. 5:30am wake-up.

I am seeing a growing number of medical professionals in the UK advertising, promoting, or operating websites that make peptides available—names like Retatrutide, MOTS-C, Tesamorelin, BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, and Ipamorelin—under the guise of “wellness,” “anti-ageing,” or “regenerative” therapy. I feel compelled to issue a clear reminder: in the UK, the regulatory status of these substances

Regulate Non-Surgical Aesthetics? Fine. Regulate Private Dentistry Fees? Questionable. But Can We PLEASE Regulate… the Awards Industry? So the government wants to regulate non-surgical aesthetics. They even want to peek into private dentistry fees – why?????? But here’s my unpopular viewpoint — the part no one is brave enough to say: Can we also regulate

BREAKING: Dr Harry has been formally invited to help Jeff Bezos launch the world’s first Amazon Prime for Dermal Fillers™ — guaranteed next-day delivery straight to your zygoma, with optional Same-Day Mid-Face Lift in selected postcodes. Over dinner, Bezos reportedly said: “Harry, your BTC frameworks are more efficient than our warehouse robots.” Talks continued late

Back in 2002 I attended a Tony Robbins event that has stayed with me far longer than I expected. At the time, he made a statement I completely disagreed with. He said: “People don’t smoke, drink, or binge on junk food because of the thing. They do it because of the feeling they believe it

Twenty-three years ago, the aesthetic world was a very different place.

Everyone’s selling courses. Hardly anyone delivers outcomes.

Let’s be honest for a second.


Most training academies treat delegates like a one-night stand.