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Name	Dr Renee Hoenderkamp
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB	23rd April 1967. As of 2025, she is around 58 years old.
Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Engaged / Spouse / Partner	Married multiple times. Check the full bio for relationship details.
Children / No. of Kids	Multiple children
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race	White
Nationality	British
What qualifications does Renée Hoenderkamp have?	She successfully completed her medical education at Barts and the London Medical School, achieving two distinctions during her academic journey.

Wiki Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

Dr. Renée Hoenderkamp is a qualified celebrity doctor with over 15 years of experience, who practices in the NHS and runs her own clinic. She has had success both in the medical field and television, notably as an on-air general practitioner for BBC Radio London.
Known for its expertise in acne scar treatment and non-surgical rhinoplasty, Dr. Hoenderkamp’s The Non-Surgical Clinic aims to achieve subtle facial rejuvenation, regardless of the patient’s age.
Dr. Renée has graduated with distinctions from Barts and the London Medical School.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Renee Hoenderkamp was born on 23rd April 1967. She was raised in East London, where she spent her childhood.
Dr. Hoenderkamp was married to Stan Myerso in the year 2000. The couple had two children, a son, and a daughter.
After six years of marriage, Dr. Hoenderkamp and Stan divorced in 2006.
Prior to getting married to Stan, Renee was in a relationship with Michael Nicholas MBE, who was also her partner at the time. The two had a son, who is now in his thirties. Michael Nicholas MBE is the president of Wales Rugby League.
Renee has shared the story of becoming pregnant again at the age of 50. Her first-born son, was born when she was 21. Her son expressed concern about the challenges of having another child three decades later!
Undeterred by societal opinions and embracing the opportunity to embrace motherhood, Dr. Renee ended up giving birth to her daughter, Alice, at the age of 51.
Dr. Renee asserts that having a baby in her 50s is the best decision she has made. Comparing the two experiences, separated by a 30-year age gap, she highlights the advantages of late-life motherhood – more time, patience, self-belief, and improved parenting skills.
Despite being active on various social media platforms, Dr. Renee is most active on Twitter, where she has over 100,000 followers.

Medical Career and Clinic :

Dr. Hoenderkamp, a GP in the NHS, specialises in non-surgical rhinoplasty, acne scar treatment, midface rejuvenation, and other common injectable solutions.
The Non-Surgical Clinic, established over a decade ago by Dr. Renée, offers non-surgical skin solutions performed exclusively by qualified female doctors who understand the perspectives of individuals seeking aesthetic enhancements.
The clinic’s unique promise is that patients will only be attended to by qualified doctors, with Dr. Hoenderkamp leading all injectable consultations and procedures.
The clinic is renowned for providing subtle enhancements that refresh and rejuvenate without the telltale signs of cosmetic work.
As a practicing GP in North London, Dr. Renee also focuses on Women’s Health, particularly menopause and pre-menopause. She also has a keen interest in skin conditions, specifically acne, and owns an aesthetics clinic that received positive reviews in the Keogh Review.

Media Work :

In 2019, she presented a special BBC Inside Out documentary on menopause, highlighting its dangers.
She has appeared on various talk shows to discuss the documentary and has been a guest on platforms like BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio London.
Dr. Renee has actively campaigned for improved patient care during the Covid pandemic, participating in discussions on Talk Radio, BBC, Good Morning Britain, and GB News. She is a regular contributor to MailPlus/Daily Mail.

New Year’s Incident :

On New Year’s Eve 2023, Renée experienced an unexpected incident at the Old Bull and Bush in Hampstead, North London. Dr. Hoenderkamp, accompanied by her 62-year-old partner, visited the pub’s restaurant at 7 pm. Their intention was to include their five-year-old daughter, Alice, in the New Year’s celebrations by serving her apple juice in a champagne flute.
However, the pub’s manager intervened, expressing concerns that serving apple juice in a champagne flute might encourage the young child to drink alcohol and suggested it was not a good look for the pub. Despite the waitress initially approving the request, the manager served the apple juice in a ‘whisky tumbler’ and even removed an empty wine glass from the table to prevent the parents from pouring the drink themselves.
Dr. Hoenderkamp, who follows a ‘Mediterranean’ parenting style, expressed her frustration at the manager’s judgment, emphasizing that she and her partner had successfully raised seven children using a similar approach. She criticised the incident as an example of society’s increasing move towards a “nanny state” where individuals are not trusted to make their own decisions.
The Old Bull and Bush, part of the Premium Country Pubs brand by Mitchells and Butlers, confirmed the incident, asserting that serving apple juice in a champagne flute was not allowed due to their responsible alcohol retailing policy.

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