Dr Daw trained in London at the prestigious Guy’s, King’s, and St Thomas’ (GKT) School of Medicine and graduated in 2007. She went on to pursue a career in General Practice, qualifying as a GP in 2012, and is a member of the Royal Society of General Practitioners.  

Alongside her role as a GP, Dr Daw has completed additional qualifications to become a specialist in Dermatology. She is one of only a few GPs who is Nationally Accredited as a GP with an Extended Role (GPwER) in Medical Dermatology and Skin Surgery. During her training she completed, with Distinction, a Post Graduate Diploma and Masters’ Degree in Dermatology. 

Dr Daw has worked as a specialist GP since 2014, and currently works in Bromley and Lewisham community dermatology services
Her enjoys consulting in all aspects of dermatology and her services include:

• Medical dermatology consultations such as for rashes, skin lesion, acne, eczema, psoriasis, genital dermatology, pigmentation concerns, keloid scarring. 
• Skin surgery for removal of benign lesions on the skin.
• Cryotherapy for warts, benign skin lesions, precancerous lesions. 
• Intralesional steroid injections for keloid scars and hair loss condition. 
• Injections for hyperhidrosis affecting the armpit (excessive sweating). 
• Review of skin lesions with extended skills in Dermoscopy enabling a detailed assessment of skin lesions and moles. 

Dr Daw is an associate member of the British Association of Dermatologist (BAD) and a member of The Primary Care Dermatology Society (PCDS).

Her other roles include working as a tutor for Cardiff University on their Post graduate Practical Dermatology Diploma Course, sitting on the Research Committee for Alopecia UK and being a GP assessor for the BAD for national GPwER accreditation. 

Dr Daw sits on the Executive Committee of the PCDS, a leading UK dermatology society for GPs and the primary care team. It has thousands of members and delivers high quality educational events and provides a voice in all aspects of community dermatology working with stakeholders to improve patient care. She is an active member of the committee and sits on several sub-committees including being one of co-editors of the PCDS Bulletin. 

She has a keen interest in dermatology education and is an experienced teacher. She enjoys delivering educational talks for GPwERs, GPs, and the wider primary care team, both locally and nationally. 

Dr Daw is an experienced GP and enjoys all aspects of general practice. She provides holistic patient centred consultations. During her career, she has worked as a GP in a variety of settings, including as a Salaried GP, and for 10 years as a GP in Adult & Paediatric Urgent Care (A&E) in Lewisham Hospital. She is currently working as a portfolio GP to accommodate varied and extended roles.

Dr Daw also has additional training in Cosmetic Dermatology and is the co-founder of The Blackwell Clinic. She is offers cosmetic skin consultation as well as aesthetic procedures such as micro-needling, chemical peels, dermal fillers, Protein Rich Plasma (PRP) injections (for skin and hair), and anti-sweating injections. 

She is friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable and is committed to providing the best quality of care to her patients.

Outside of work Dr Daw is a keen gardener and enjoys growing her own fruit and vegetable with her children alongside looking after their pet chickens.

• General Practice
• Medical Dermatology 
• Skin surgery for benign lesions 
• Cosmetic Dermatology 
• Cryotherapy 
• Intralesional steroid injections for keloid scarring and hair disorders 
• Microneedling and chemical peels 
• Dermoscopy 
• Anti-sweating injections armpit

• Royal College of General Practitioners
• British Association of Dermatologist
• Primary Care Dermatology Society
• British Medical Association