From the cobbles of Coronation Street to real life trauma doctor - a former Chorley school pupil is now turning his hand to botox.
David Taylor may only be 25 years old but he has already enjoyed working
on the small screen as an extra on Coronation Street and bagged a small part in Hollyoaks.
The former Bishop Rawsthorne pupil has also qualified as a doctor and
he now work
s in the trauma and orthopaedics ward at Stoke-on-Trent Hospital.
But now, Dr Taylor is turning his hand to a different kind of treatment
with the launch of his new business, North West Aesthetics.
Working with his partner Dr Jack Kinsey, who is a GP in Parbold, David is launching the company to provide facial therapies across the North West, opening in Chorley's Next Generation Gym in June.
David, who now lives in Appley Bridge, said of the new venture: "I am a qualified doctor and my friend, who is also a doctor, suggested that we start up our own business providing botox and dermal fillers.
We want to offer the service at different locations across Chorley and the North West and we are opening at Next Generation
this month.
"There has been a lot of bad press about people doing the treatments badly but we are both qualified doctors and we have a really
professional image to promote.
"Anyone can have botox and although it is generally middle-aged women,
girls as young as 21 are trying it and so are men."
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