Meet your practitioner
Adrianne Hunt, aesthetics practitioner in South Bristol
The person behind House of Rose Aesthetics, and the person who will open the door to you.
Hello, I’m Adrianne.
House of Rose Aesthetics is my home-based treatment room in BS13, South Bristol. [[ASK Q74: two or three sentences in your own words: how you came to aesthetics, where you trained and what you enjoy about the work.]]
I keep appointments unhurried. Every one starts with a proper conversation: what you’d like, your health history, and whether treatment is right for you. If it isn’t, I’ll tell you, and your deposit is refunded in full. You’ll always know the product, the amount and the price before anything happens, and you’ll leave with written aftercare and a way to reach me.
My strapline is the brief I give myself: enhance, refine, and leave you looking like you.
Adrianne Hunt, [[ASK: role as on certificate, Q9]]
Training and certificates
- Foundation Dermal Filler
- Certificate of Completion, Secret Aesthetics & Beauty Academy, CPD-accredited, September 2026 (18 CPD credits)
- Skin Booster
- Certificate of Completion, Secret Aesthetics & Beauty Academy, CPD-accredited, September 2026 (8 CPD credits)
- Anatomy & Physiology for Aesthetics
- Certificate of Completion, Secret Aesthetics & Beauty Academy, CPD-accredited, September 2026 (10 CPD credits)
Certificates are available to see on request.
Professional registration
I’m not a registered healthcare professional. That’s common in aesthetics in the UK.
Insurance and regulation
Insured through Beauty Insured, £1,000,000 cover. Certificate available on request.
- The Care Quality Commission (CQC) doesn’t currently regulate cosmetic injections given to change how someone looks.
- Bristol City Council doesn’t currently require registration for cosmetic injectables.
- The government plans a licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures in England. It hasn’t started yet, so there is no licence to hold today. When it starts, I’ll follow it.
Why home-based, and what that means for you
My treatment room is in my home in BS13. Working this way means unhurried appointments, a private space with no waiting room, and a practitioner who knows exactly who is in the house and why.
NHS advice is to avoid services that treat people in places such as private homes or hotels, and group treatments or events involving alcohol, and not to pay for a procedure until you’ve had a consultation. My treatment room is in my home, so that advice applies to me, and I’d rather show you how I run it than ask you to ignore it:
- A consultation before any treatment, and I’ll say no if it isn’t right for you.
- Adults 18+ only, with photo ID at your first appointment.
- Find me at 238 Ilchester Crescent, Bristol BS13 7HT.
- Your deposit comes off your price. Move or cancel 48 hours ahead and it’s refunded or moved.
- Written aftercare to take home after every treatment.
My booking deposit is part of your treatment price, and if your consultation shows treatment isn’t right for you, it’s refunded in full.
If you’d like to know anything about the room before you book, ask me. The address and a map link are on my contact page.
Photography and consent
With your permission, I take photos of the treated area for your treatment record. A photo only ever appears on this website or on Instagram if you give separate written consent for that use, and you can withdraw it at any time. Your treatment never depends on agreeing to photos.
Reviews
Every review I publish is checked against a real appointment, and none are paid for or rewarded.
Book your appointment
Request a time online and I’ll confirm within 24 hours, then ask for the deposit shown with your treatment to secure it. Nothing is charged until then.