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working at The Faculty
The team at The Faculty results from a recruitment process. The goal was to create a team with strong commitment, good teamwork, and a common goal.
Today, The Faculty consists of 40 employees in surgery, nursing, reception, administration and reception. Together we run our two clinics covering 2500 m2 with six operating theatres, 18 patient rooms and 16 reception rooms.
What unites us is our high level of ambition, our great commitment and the stimulating interaction both within the team and in dealing with our patients.
Ulrika Erhardt
Ulrika comes most recently from Akademikliniken, where she has been since 2014. After a period at the surgical clinic, she trained as an injection nurse under the supervision of Per Hedén. Professionalism, a strong commitment to patients and an aesthetic talent are prominent characteristics of Ulrika, which made her recruited to the clinic.
Anita Mackegård Sollevi
Immediately after completing her basic training, Anita was recruited to Akademikliniken by Per Hedén and Jan Jernbeck. The first thing she had to do was to travel to the USA for further training in New York, Los Angeles and Phoenix, among other places, to learn the latest in medical skin care. Once her training was complete, she started the Skin Care Unit at the University Hospital.
Natasja Tanda
Natasja is an authorised skin therapist since 2013 when she graduated from the Elisabeth School. Natasja has 12 years of experience in the beauty industry and has, among other things, worked at Akademikliniken during the years 2015-2022. Natasja is also a trained stylist and comes most recently from the fashion industry where she worked at Nathalie Schuterman and Nordiska kompaniet.
Jenny Hanzon
Jenny has devoted herself to artistic creation throughout her life. She is a trained illustrator from Beckmans advertising and art school and has made a large number of book covers for Wahlströms bokförlag and for Bonniers, etc. In recent years, she has mostly devoted her painting to personal portraits in oil.
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As we age, our skin becomes thinner, less radiant and supple, and appears flatter and more wrinkled. Wrinkles around the mouth and eyes are common signs of ageing, as are bags and dark circles under the eyes. Most signs of ageing on the face are due to the loss of hyaluronic acid (naturally present in the skin) as we get older.
