Services
What the clinic treats
54 pages in 10 categories, across two specialties. Every category listed below has pages behind it.
Procedures
Procedures we offer
Procedure
Chemical peeling
A controlled application of a chemical agent that speeds up exfoliation, so smoother skin regenerates from below.
Procedure
Electrocautery
A fine tip carrying a high-frequency electric current, used in the clinic to treat small skin lesions after the area is numbed.
Procedure
Cryotherapy
Freezing unwanted skin lesions with liquid nitrogen, a simple office procedure that usually needs no anaesthetic.
Procedure
Microneedling with dermaroller
A hand-held roller of fine needles that makes controlled micro-punctures in the skin. Used for acne scars and skin texture.
Procedure
Microneedling fractional radiofrequency (MNRF)
Superfine microneedles combined with radiofrequency heat to remodel collagen and improve scars and skin texture.
Procedure
Laser hair removal
Laser light is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle. Most people find that regrowth becomes slower and finer over a course of sittings.
Procedure
Fractional CO2 laser
An ablative laser that treats the skin in a grid of microscopic columns. Used for acne, traumatic and burn scars and for stretch marks.
Procedure
Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser
A laser that targets pigment, used for laser toning, pigmentation and tattoo removal.
Procedure
Phototherapy
Ultraviolet light delivered straight onto a skin lesion through a hand piece, leaving healthy skin untouched.
Procedure
Intense pulsed light
A light-based treatment named in the rosacea leaflet for reducing visible facial blood vessels.
Procedure
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and growth factor concentrate (GFC)
In-office, non-surgical injections made from your own blood, used to stimulate inactive hair follicles.
Procedure
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) for hair loss
A low-power light treatment applied to the scalp, used as one option for hair thinning.
Procedure
Scalp injection treatment for hair loss
Injections given into the scalp as one option for hair thinning, chosen by the doctor after assessment.
Procedure
Genetic testing for hair loss
A test that looks at genetic markers linked to hair loss, to inform a discussion with your doctor.
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Dermatology, aesthetic dermatology & lasers44 service pages
Condition
Acne
An inflammatory skin disease that blocks the oil glands and causes blackheads, whiteheads, pus-filled spots and cysts.
Condition
Acne scars and marks
Marks and scars left behind by inflamed acne, from flat surface pigmentation to deeper pitted scarring.
Condition
Alopecia areata
Hair loss in round or oval patches that may appear suddenly on the scalp or body.
Condition
Androgenetic alopecia
The commonest type of hair loss, following a recognisable pattern of a receding hairline and thinning on the crown.
Condition
Atopic dermatitis
A long-running skin condition with dry, itchy and inflamed skin that may flare and settle.
Procedure
Chemical peeling
A controlled application of a chemical agent that speeds up exfoliation, so smoother skin regenerates from below.
Procedure
Cryotherapy
Freezing unwanted skin lesions with liquid nitrogen, a simple office procedure that usually needs no anaesthetic.
Condition
Dandruff
Flaking of the scalp that occurs on greasy skin, often alongside acne, and sometimes a sign of PCOS.
Condition
Diffuse hair loss
Thinning or shedding of hair spread across the whole scalp rather than in one patch.
Procedure
Electrocautery
A fine tip carrying a high-frequency electric current, used in the clinic to treat small skin lesions after the area is numbed.
Condition
Female pattern alopecia
Gradual thinning of hair, in women, usually along the centre parting of the scalp.
Procedure
Fractional CO2 laser
An ablative laser that treats the skin in a grid of microscopic columns. Used for acne, traumatic and burn scars and for stretch marks.
Condition
Fungal infections
Very common, very itchy ring-shaped fungal patches, named for wherever on the body they occur.
Procedure
Genetic testing for hair loss
A test that looks at genetic markers linked to hair loss, to inform a discussion with your doctor.
Condition
Herpes labialis
Water-filled blisters on and around the lips, caused by a common and highly contagious herpes simplex virus.
Condition
Herpes zoster
A painful rash of grouped blisters on one side of the body, caused by the chickenpox virus reactivating.
Preventive care
Herpes zoster (shingles) vaccination
A non-live shingles vaccine given as two injections two months apart, recommended for adults aged 50 and over.
Condition
Hidradenitis suppurativa
A long-term, painful condition causing boil-like lumps, pus discharge and scarring in the armpits, groin and under the breasts.
Preventive care
Influenza vaccination
A vaccine given to lower the chance of flu illness, usually offered once a year.
Procedure
Intense pulsed light
A light-based treatment named in the rosacea leaflet for reducing visible facial blood vessels.
Condition
Keratolysis exfoliativa
Recurrent peeling of the skin of the palms, and sometimes the soles, common in children and young adults.
Procedure
Laser hair removal
Laser light is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle. Most people find that regrowth becomes slower and finer over a course of sittings.
Condition
Lichen planus
An itchy rash of violet or skin-coloured bumps with fine white streaks, which can appear almost anywhere on the body.
Condition
Lichen planus pigmentosus
Slate-grey patches of pigmentation, mostly on sun-exposed skin of the face and neck, common in darker skin.
Procedure
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) for hair loss
A low-power light treatment applied to the scalp, used as one option for hair thinning.
Condition
Melasma
Brown or grey-brown patches on the face, often on the cheeks, forehead and upper lip.
Procedure
Microneedling fractional radiofrequency (MNRF)
Superfine microneedles combined with radiofrequency heat to remodel collagen and improve scars and skin texture.
Procedure
Microneedling with dermaroller
A hand-held roller of fine needles that makes controlled micro-punctures in the skin. Used for acne scars and skin texture.
Condition
Molluscum contagiosum
A common viral skin infection producing small, firm, dome-shaped bumps, treatable in the clinic with cryotherapy.
Procedure
Phototherapy
Ultraviolet light delivered straight onto a skin lesion through a hand piece, leaving healthy skin untouched.
Condition
Pigmentation
Patches of skin that look darker than the skin around them, with several possible causes.
Condition
Pityriasis rosea
A harmless rash that starts with one large oval patch, then spreads as smaller pink patches and settles on its own.
Condition
Pityriasis versicolor
A yeast infection of oily skin that causes light and dark patches with fine scales, mostly on the chest, neck and back.
Procedure
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and growth factor concentrate (GFC)
In-office, non-surgical injections made from your own blood, used to stimulate inactive hair follicles.
Condition
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
A hormonal condition of the ovaries that very often shows itself first on the skin, hair and periods.
Condition
Psoriasis
A long-term inflammatory skin disease that produces red, thickened patches covered with silvery-white scales.
Procedure
Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser
A laser that targets pigment, used for laser toning, pigmentation and tattoo removal.
Condition
Rosacea
A common facial rash of middle age causing lasting redness, visible blood vessels, small red bumps and pustules.
Condition
Scabies
An intensely itchy rash, worst at night, caused by a human mite that burrows into the upper layers of the skin.
Procedure
Scalp injection treatment for hair loss
Injections given into the scalp as one option for hair thinning, chosen by the doctor after assessment.
Condition
Telogen effluvium
Temporary increased hair shedding, often some weeks after illness, stress or a change in health.
Condition
Urticaria and dermographism
Raised, red, itchy welts that appear suddenly on the skin, lasting either under six weeks or much longer.
Condition
Vitiligo
A condition in which the cells that make skin pigment stop working, leaving milky-white patches on the skin.
Condition
Warts
Skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus, which look different depending on their type and where they are.
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Procedure
Allergic rhinitis and asthma
Assessment of allergic rhinitis, an allergy affecting the nose, and its association with asthma.
Procedure
Audiometry and hearing aid
Hearing tests to measure hearing levels, and selection and fitting of hearing aids for hearing loss.
Procedure
Caflon ear and nose piercing
Ear and nose piercing using the Caflon system, a single-use instrument that places a stud through the skin.
Procedure
Endoscopic sinus surgery
Sinus surgery carried out with a rigid endoscope passed through the nostril to reach the sinuses.
Procedure
General ENT care
A consultation for problems of the ear, nose and throat, covering assessment, diagnosis and ongoing management.
Procedure
Head and neck cancer screening and management
Examination and tests to check for cancers of the head and neck, with coordination of further diagnosis and management.
Procedure
Microear surgery
Ear surgery carried out with an operating microscope, used for conditions of the eardrum and middle ear.
Procedure
Microlaryngeal surgery
Surgery on the voice box carried out with a microscope and a laryngoscope, for conditions of the vocal cords.
Procedure
Snoring and sleep apnoea management
Assessment of snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea, a condition in which breathing repeatedly pauses during sleep.
Procedure
Vertigo clinic
Assessment of vertigo and balance problems, which can arise from the inner ear or elsewhere in the body.
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