The Regenerative Aesthetics and Wellness Council

Dr Sophie Bracke

Dr Sophie Bracke

Hormonal Health

Dr Sophie Bracke is an Obstetrics and Gynaecology registrar and medical aesthetics doctor based in London. With a background in both women’s health and regenerative medicine, she combines her clinical experience with advanced aesthetic treatments, bringing a medically rigorous and evidence driven approach to skin, hair and longevity-focused therapies. 

Alongside her clinical practice, Sophie is an award-winning clinician researcher with multiple academic publications and an active role in medical education, leadership and innovation. She actively contributes to international obstetrics and gynaecology meetings and has founded an educational platform aimed at improving training in women’s health. As a brand ambassador for Totally Derma®, she is passionate about translating emerging science into practical, evidence-based insights that support women’s health across the lifespan.

Hear from Dr Sophie

“As an NHS surgical trainee in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and an advanced aesthetics doctor, I am particularly interested in the role of connective tissue integrity and hydration across hormonal life stages, including pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and perimenopause.

Totally Derma® Collagen Supplement combine hydrolysed collagen peptides with hyaluronic acid (HA), both of which are integral to extracellular matrix structure and function. Collagen-derived amino acids support tissue repair and elasticity, while HA, a key glycosaminoglycan, contributes to tissue hydration, viscoelasticity, and epithelial integrity.

From a physiological perspective, this formulation provides a rational adjunct to support connective tissue resilience and mucosal hydration, particularly during periods of hormonal fluctuation.

Totally Derma® is my go to recommendation for patients seeking advice on supporting hormonal and skin health. I endorse this formulation due to its physiologically relevant composition, targeting both structural support and tissue hydration in a clinically coherent manner.”