Sabrina Watts founder of SKIN Aesthetic Clinique crowned best skin specialist three years in a row

South Australia’s best skin specialist has been named for three consecutive years, and despite health challenges, is looking towards the future.

Leah Smith

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April 14, 2024 - 5:30AM

The Messenger

Sabrina Watts, founder of SKIN Aesthetics Clinique has been named SA’s best skin specialist three years in a row. Picture: Brett Hartwig

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The state’s best skin specialist has now had a hat trick of wins and hasn’t let new challenges slow her or her growing team down.

Sabrina Watts, founder of SKIN Aesthetic Clinique in Findon has been crowned The Messenger’s Best of competition winner for 2024.

Watts previously won the competition in 2022 and 2023.

“In reflecting on our recent achievements, I am truly at a loss for words,” Ms Watts said.

“These successes serve as a testament to our unwavering dedication to excellence and the delivery of exceptional medical-grade results.”

Since her first two wins, Ms Watts has brought on two new members to her team, which has helped in the wake of her Graves’ disease and Hashimoto’s diagnoses. The diagnoses have taught her the hard way that “health is wealth”.

“The timeless wisdom of “health is wealth” resonates deeply with our mission, driving us forward despite the challenges we face,” the 30-year-old said.

“Every obstacle encountered only serves to strengthen our resolve and fuel our personal and professional growth.”

Ms Watts and her dog and salon mascot, Prince, said the job was fulfilling seeing the “impact” her teams work has on her clients lives. Picture: Brett Hartwig

Ms Watts and her “meticulously trained” team are keeping positive with the help of their “phenomenal” clients and are looking towards the future for the clinic and beyond.

“Our expansion efforts into new locations within South Australia further reinforce our steadfast commitment to serving our community’s diverse needs,” she said.

“From our humble beginnings to our current achievements, this journey feels both surreal and profoundly fulfilling.

SKIN Aesthetics Clinique has recently expanded its menu for skin, body and cosmetic treatments along the way, with new lip blushing training courses offered by Ms Watts alongside medical-grade treatments.

But Ms Watts said the best part of the job is seeing her clients enjoying the results.

“Witnessing the transformative impact our services have on clients’ lives, especially those grappling with severe skin conditions, is immensely rewarding,” she said.

“This sense of fulfilment extends not only to myself but also to our dedicated team, whose dedication and expertise make it all possible.”

Ms Watts said she would like to “extend my heartfelt gratitude” to her clients for their support and thanks to her husband and daughter for “keeping me going with my dreams.”