Dr Jennifer Smith graduated from King’s College London in 2013 with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery, providing a strong clinical foundation in facial anatomy, function, and patient care. She has been practising dentistry for over 13 years and has worked in facial aesthetics since 2017, alongside ongoing postgraduate training in aesthetic and regenerative medicine.

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Her work is shaped by an understanding of the face as a functional system, influenced by structure, muscle activity, skin quality, and ageing over time. Rather than focusing solely on surface changes, Dr Smith takes a long-term, medical approach to facial ageing, recognising how patterns of movement, stress physiology, and biological change contribute to how the face looks and functions.

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Alongside her clinical practice, she is developing NeoAnthos, a studio created in collaboration with Orium that explores different dimensions of human experience through a framework called the Human Curriculum. The project examines themes such as perception, the body, identity, mortality, and our relationships with others and the world around us, offering space for reflection, conversation, and creative exploration.