Conditions

Skin conditions treated in London.

A treatment menu answers the question you already know how to ask. These pages answer the one that decides the outcome: what is actually causing what you can see, and what will change it. Each sets out the cause, the assessment, the treatments that apply in London, what will not work, timelines and what moves the cost.

How to use these pages

Start from the finding rather than the device. If you are not certain which of these describes what you see, read two of them and note which one describes your reflection more accurately. That is a better use of an hour than comparing session prices across London.

Then read the treatment page it points to, and specifically the section on who it does not suit. A large proportion of what is spent in this field goes on a competently performed procedure aimed at the wrong problem. The consultation exists to settle that question, and what it costs is worth reading before comparing two quotations.

Where patients travel from

Serving London and the home counties.

Enquiries come from every part of the city and from well beyond it. Consultations are arranged by appointment, so the practical question is how far you are willing to travel for an assessment rather than which street a door sits on.

Central and west

Marylebone, Fitzrovia, Mayfair, Soho, Belgravia and the Harley Street medical district.

Kensington and Chelsea

Chelsea, South Kensington, Knightsbridge, Notting Hill, Holland Park and Fulham.

North London

Hampstead, St John's Wood, Primrose Hill, Islington, Highgate and Muswell Hill.

City, east and south

The City, Clerkenwell, Shoreditch, Canary Wharf, Wimbledon, Richmond and Clapham.

Enquiries

Start with the diagnosis.

Tell us what you are seeing on your skin, how long it has been there and what you have already tried. You will get a considered reply setting out what the finding is likely to be, which treatments address it and which do not.

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Please do not send clinical photographs or medical records by email. If something has gone wrong after a treatment, contact the practitioner who treated you, or NHS 111, rather than waiting for a reply here.

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