Where care becomes craft

Every treatment is guided by a nurse's hand and an artist's eye — attentive, unhurried, and made to last

  • Neck skin in natural light
  • Man with cleansing foam on his face
  • Woman with eyes closed, hands framing her face
  • Woman in profile touching her cheek in daylight
Portrait of Sarah B., registered nurse and founder of Brisart Clinic

Founder of Brisart Clinic

Brisart Clinic monogram

Sarah B.

Registered Nurse, Aesthetic & Restorative Skin Care

Sarah is a French state-registered nurse with over 14 years of clinical experience. Trained in Paris, she built her career within a leading Parisian university hospital, working across a multidisciplinary hospital pool including emergency care, intensive care, oncology and surgery. Her path also includes international humanitarian missions and volunteer work with Médecins du Monde.

After completing a Master's degree in dermo-aesthetics and advanced aesthetic training, Sarah is now studying Level 7 at the prestigious Harley Academy in London. She also delivers advanced medical facial treatments for VIC clients for SkinCycles at La Samaritaine in Paris.

Throughout her nursing career, Sarah cared for patients after surgery, illness, trauma and life-changing events. Witnessing how scars, skin changes and altered self-image can affect confidence and self-esteem naturally led her to specialise in skin health, skin restoration and restorative aesthetic care. Her approach is not only to repair skin when it has been marked or weakened, but also to preserve and support healthy skin over time through personalised facial treatments, advanced technologies and continuous education. At Brisart Clinic, each treatment is designed with clinical precision, discretion and a deeply human philosophy of care.


A quiet space, entirely yours

Medical facility reception hall
Medical room with bed
Facial treatment performed with a skincare device
Two people in robes wearing face masks
Treatment room with a treatment chair
Practitioner performing a treatment on a reclining client