Dr. Emma Craythorne Returns for New Season of 'Save My Skin'
Originally published Jul 8, 2026
By Alyssa Norwin, TV Insider · TV Insider
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Key points
- Dr. Emma Craythorne is set to return for the sixth season of 'Save My Skin' on July 8.
- Craythorne has been a consultant dermatologist since 2004 and is currently employed by OneWelbeck.
- She is the founder of the skincare line Klira, which emphasizes clinically proven ingredients.
- Craythorne is originally from Northern Ireland and currently resides in the United Kingdom.
- She has authored a book, hosts a podcast, and previously appeared on 'The Bad Skin Clinic'.
Dr. Emma Craythorne, a British dermatologist, is set to return with the sixth season of TLC's 'Save My Skin' on July 8. The show, which premiered in 2020, follows Craythorne as she treats patients with extreme skin conditions in the UK. Craythorne has been a consultant dermatologist since 2004 and is currently employed by OneWelbeck, where she performs Mohs and laser surgeries. She is also the founder of the skincare line Klira, which focuses on clinically proven ingredients and effective treatments. In addition to her medical work, Craythorne has authored a book, hosts a podcast, and previously appeared on 'The Bad Skin Clinic'.
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