Consultation and assessment
What is achievable, what it costs to maintain, and what happens when you stop. Some consultations end with a recommendation to do nothing.
Cosmetic care
Elective aesthetic treatment, with a consultation that covers upkeep and reversal before it covers results.
What we treat
- Injectable treatments
- Skin resurfacing and peels
- Pigmentation and texture
- Scar and acne management
- Facial assessment and planning
- Aftercare and maintenance
Our services
Injectable treatments
Administered by a medical practitioner, in a clinical room, with the product and batch recorded in your notes.
Skin treatments
Resurfacing and peels planned as a course, with realistic downtime explained before booking rather than on the day.
Aftercare
A review appointment is included in the price of every course, because the review is where problems get caught.
Why choose us for this
- Medical practitioners, not salon staff
- Product and batch recorded in your notes
- Cooling-off period before first treatment
- Review appointment included as standard
Our approach
This is elective medicine and it gets treated as medicine. That means a consent process, a cooling-off period, and a practitioner willing to decline the booking when the expectation does not match what the treatment does.
What you get
- Realistic expectations set before booking
- Full clinical record of what was used
- Complications managed by the same clinic
- No pressure to commit on the day
Frequent questions
Yes, and it happens regularly. A consultation that ends in no treatment is still a successful consultation.
A week between consultation and first treatment as standard. You can waive it in writing, but we will encourage you not to.
You are managed here by the practitioner who treated you, at no additional cost, and there are medical clinicians in the building.
Treatments
Explore our other departments
Dentistry
Routine care, restoration and emergency treatment, from the practice the rest of the clinic grew out of.
Paediatrics
Care for children from birth to sixteen, in rooms built for children rather than adapted for them.
Primary care
General practice for adults, with appointments long enough to get to the actual problem.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what is bothering you. We will tell you whether we are the right people to fix it.