Clinical Blueprint: How to Add £5k-£10k Monthly Revenue to Your Practice by Capturing the High-Demand Cosmetic Vein Market (Without the 'Botox Price Wars')
Presented by Dr. Haroun Gajraj, Consultant Vascular Surgeon
This mentorship is strictly limited to qualified PRESCRIBING practitioners (Doctors, Nurses, Dentists, Pharmacists) who already see fee-paying private patients
If you’re an aesthetic doctor, nurse, vascular specialist, or dermatologist running a private clinic, you’re probably working harder than ever while feeling your effective hourly rate drop. In this focused 24‑minute clinical and business briefing, I’ll show you why cosmetic veins are the safest, most under‑served opportunity in aesthetics right now – and how a small, well‑run vein service can transform both your income and your work‑life balance.
Apply For A Strategy Audit To Determine if Mentorship is a Good Fit for You
NB - This is NOT a "Sales Call". This is a CONFIDENTIAL AUDIT with me, Dr Haroun Gajraj
During this audit, if this mentorship is not for you, I will be honest and tell you
YOU MUST BE A PRESCRIBING HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL WITH AN ESTABLISHED PRIVATE PRACTICE
If you’re like most healthcare professionals in private practice, your situation might look something like this:
You’re juggling NHS work with a private clinic and working 6–7 days a week.
You’re in a price war on injectables and skin treatments, with patients shopping around for the cheapest.
By the time you factor in consumables, room costs, insurance, and tax, your private practice hourly rate looks alarmingly close to minimum wage.
If you’re hospital‑based, your fees are squeezed by insurers and dictated by big private hospital groups.
On the surface, you “have” a private practice. But underneath, it doesn’t feel sustainable or particularly profitable.
The good news is: the problem usually isn’t you. It’s the model.
In this briefing, I’ll show you a different model – one centred around a high‑value, low‑overhead, evidence‑based service that most clinics haven’t even considered.
By the end of this short session, you’ll be able to decide – with clarity – whether cosmetic veins should be part of your clinic, and whether you’d like my help to implement.
Bullets:
In this 24‑minute training, you’ll discover:
The “NHS vacuum” that’s created a blue‑ocean opportunity for cosmetic leg and facial veins – and why patients are actively looking for clinicians, not beauty therapists.
The hidden demand already sitting in your own patient list (including how commonly your Botox and filler patients also have veins they’re unhappy with but never mention).
Conservative revenue maths that shows how even 1–2 new leg‑vein patients per week can add £34k–£69k per year, with high margins and low consumable costs.
The 4 reasons most vein courses never turn into real services (and why this is more about structure and support than about your clinical skill).
The 3‑stage roadmap I use with mentees to go from “interested” to a functioning cosmetic vein service integrated into their clinic.
What a realistic first 12 months can look like – in terms of patients, revenue, and the impact on your NHS sessions and work‑life balance.
Watching this doesn’t commit you to anything. It simply gives you the information you need to make a informed decision.
And Be Sure to Watch to the End
Apply For A Strategy Audit To Determine if Mentorship is a Good Fit for You
NB - This is NOT a "Sales Call". This is a CONFIDENTIAL AUDIT with me, Dr Haroun Gajraj
During this audit, if this mentorship is not for you, I will be honest and tell you.
I’m Haroun Gajraj, a former NHS consultant vascular surgeon for 13 years before going all‑in on private practice.
Like many colleagues, I tried to build a private practice on the side of a full NHS job. On paper, everything looked impressive. In reality, I was exhausted, working 7 days a week, and wondering if it was really worth it.
In 2008, at the height of the financial crisis, I resigned from the NHS and committed to full‑time private work – specialising exclusively in veins.
Over the years I discovered that:
The most stable, profitable, and satisfying part of my practice wasn’t the “big” procedures.
It was the “tiny” work: leg spider veins and facial veins – done safely, systematically, and at scale.
At that time, there were no structured pathways for clinicians who wanted to do this properly. I had to:
Research the evidence
Visit multiple experts
Develop my own protocols, governance, and business systems
For more than 25 years I’ve:
Run a veins‑only private practice
Developed and refined evidence‑based protocols for cosmetic veins
Trained hundreds of clinicians from aesthetics, dermatology, and vascular backgrounds
Helped many of them build profitable, safe cosmetic vein services of their own
This briefing is a condensed version of the conversation I have with clinicians before we decide whether to work together more closely.