Hello, I’m Tricia
Founder of Maldiva Aesthetics and the person who’ll personally look after you from consultation to aftercare.
I opened Maldiva Aesthetics in 2019 and have looked after more than 1,300 clients since. I’m a fully qualified beauty therapist and advanced aesthetics practitioner, with advanced training in injectable cosmetic treatments. My clinical background started in dentistry: I trained to Level 3 as a dental nurse and later qualified in phlebotomy. My accreditation and medical malpractice insurance are kept fully up to date.
Natural results, honest advice
I treat both women and men, and I would rather do less than do too much. I use products I trust, and I talk you through what I am going to do before I do any of it.
You will not be rushed and you will not be sold anything. If a treatment is not right for you, I will say so. Most people are a little nervous the first time, which is completely normal, and I would rather spend the extra time talking it through than have you sit down unsure.
What I’m qualified to do
Accredited & insured
A fully accredited and insured practitioner, with medical malpractice insurance kept up to date.
Clinical training
Level 3 qualified dental nurse and qualified phlebotomist, with advanced injectable training.
Recommended by clients
A lot of the diary is filled by people who were sent by a friend, a sister or a colleague.
Awards
Judged industry awards the clinic has been recognised in.
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2026
Best Male Transformation
The Leading Awards
Winner -
2026
Most Wanted Clinic
The Leading Awards
Runner-up -
2025
Best of Beauty
Best of Welsh Business Awards
Winner
A calm space on Constance Street
We are at 7 Clytha Buildings on Constance Street in Newport. It is a small private clinic rather than a salon floor, so appointments are one at a time.
Appointments are booked through Booksy. If you would rather talk first, call or WhatsApp, or message us on Instagram or Facebook. We often have free slots at short notice.
Tricia and the clinic were featured by Sage. Watch the film, or read Sage’s article, The clinic Newport trusts.
Come and have a chat first.
Book a consultation, tell me what is on your mind, and we will work out together what, if anything, would actually help. There is no obligation to book a treatment.