Tatler magazine reinstated Dr Milojevic to the list of best aesthetic doctors

Dr Milojević never intended to become an aesthetic doctor until his cosmetic-surgeon father, one of the European pioneers of modern plastic surgery, died. So he changed tack, determined to achieve similar transformative results, but using injectables. Which is why the Croatian doctor jets between Harley street and his clinic in Zagreb performing non-surgical rhinoplasties - 'With a very tiny amount of filer you can make a crooked nose straight' - and bringing sunken eyes out of their sockets by means of some carefully placed filler and his own manual massage technique, which helps to eliminate swelling. An enthusiastic talker, he inspires total trust: I'm like a psychologist with a needle.' For him, satisfaction comes from mirror. 'They are happier - they can see themselves more clearly, their confidence is restored. Even the smallest job can have a great psychological impact.'