Aesthetics
Aesthetic skin treatments in London
Every aesthetic plan here starts with a consultation with a doctor, who looks at your skin, goes through your goals and history, and discusses all treatment options with you. The consultation is £150. Below are the skin treatments you can book, each with its price and the page that explains it.
What it is
Aesthetic treatment here is aimed at the quality of the skin: texture, tone, hydration, fine lines, under-eye hollowness, redness, pigmentation and scarring. The treatments use platelets concentrated from your own blood (PRP and PRF), growth factors worked into the skin during microneedling, an injectable hyaluronic acid skin booster, or laser.
The aim of a PRP facial is better texture and tone through growth factor stimulation, not a changed face.
Who it is for
Adults who want to improve the texture and tone of their skin, under-eye hollowness and dark circles, fine lines, redness, pigmentation or scarring.
Some people are not suitable. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, active skin infection, certain autoimmune or bleeding disorders, and being under 18 may rule a treatment out. The doctor checks this with you at the consultation.
What happens
You start with an in-person consultation with a doctor. The doctor looks at your skin, goes through your goals and history, and discusses all treatment options with you, including those only a doctor can prescribe. You leave with a plan and a recommendation, and nothing is decided before you have met.
If you book a PRP or PRF treatment online instead, a doctor calls you first to check it suits you before the session is confirmed.
For PRP and PRF, a small blood sample is drawn, like a routine blood test. It is spun for 10 to 15 minutes to concentrate the platelets, then applied during microneedling or injected with fine needles. Numbing cream is used for comfort.
Most courses are two to four sessions about a month apart. A laser plan is written by the doctor after an examination, with dates and a price.
Treatments and prices
- Aesthetic consultation
An in-person consultation with a doctor, who assesses your skin, discusses all treatment options with you, and recommends what suits you. Redeemable against treatment.
£150
- Face and under-eye PRP consultation
A doctor looks at your skin and tells you whether PRP, PRF or something else fits, and how many sessions. £50 is credited against your first session.
£150
- PRP facial
Platelets from your own blood applied to the skin during microneedling, for texture and tone. Usually three to four sessions about a month apart.
£525
- Under-eye PRP or PRF
For under-eye hollowness, dark circles and fine lines. The doctor chooses PRP or PRF. A typical course is two to three sessions.
£450
- Exosomes for facial rejuvenation
Exosome therapy delivering concentrated growth factors to the skin. A typical protocol is two to three sessions, with minimal downtime.
£415
- Profhilo skin booster
An injectable hyaluronic acid skin booster for hydration, elasticity and texture, given by a clinician.
£495
- Korean Glass Skin facial
A clinician-led facial combining resurfacing and hydration.
£295
- Laser consultation, by video
A doctor reviews your photographs and history on video, tells you which treatment is likely to suit your skin, and whether an examination is needed first. Credited in full against any programme.
£250
- Laser consultation, in person
A doctor examines your skin under magnification, records your skin type, reaches a diagnosis and writes your plan with dates and a price. Credited in full against any programme.
£350
- Dermatology
A dermatologist examines you and consults on any skin, hair or nail concern, by secure video or in person.
- Skin cancer screening
Full body mole mapping or an express skin check, with a doctor-led review.
Prices are the booking catalogue’s, the same figures checkout charges. Where a row shows no figure, the catalogue does not list it and its own page explains how it is arranged.
What it cannot do
- All aesthetic procedures carry risks: temporary bruising, swelling and redness, asymmetry that needs adjusting, and, rarely, allergic reaction, infection or vascular complications. The doctor goes through them with you before anything is booked.
- Treatments that only a doctor can prescribe are not priced or sold on this page. A doctor discusses them with you at the aesthetic consultation, alongside every other option.
- Dermal fillers, polynucleotides, PDO thread lifts and chemical peels are not booked here. Where one suits you, it is arranged after the consultation by referral to a partner clinician registered with the JCCP, Save Face or BCAM, at a venue that holds a Special Treatment Licence.
- A laser programme is priced in the written plan after the doctor has examined you. The consultation fee comes off any programme in full.
When to see a doctor
- A mole changing in size, shape or colour over weeks or months
- A spot that bleeds, itches or crusts and does not settle in 4 weeks
- A sore that has not healed in 4 weeks
- Deep painful lumps and cysts that are leaving marks
- Swelling, redness or pain that is getting worse after a treatment. Contact the clinician who treated you the same day
These need a doctor, not a cosmetic appointment. Book a GP or dermatology appointment. If you are severely unwell, go to your nearest emergency department or call 999.
Common questions
How much is an aesthetic consultation?
The aesthetic consultation with a doctor is £150. It is in person, the doctor discusses all treatment options with you, and the fee is redeemable against treatment.
How much does a PRP facial cost?
A PRP facial is £525 a session, usually three to four sessions about a month apart. Book one online and a doctor calls you first, or book a £150 consultation, £50 of which comes off your first session.
Are prescription-only treatments priced here?
No. Treatments that only a doctor can prescribe are not priced or sold on this page. A doctor discusses every option with you at the aesthetic consultation, including those, and recommends what suits you.
Do you offer dermal fillers?
Fillers are not booked through this page. Where they suit you, they are arranged after the consultation by referral to a partner clinician registered with the JCCP, Save Face or BCAM, at a venue that holds a Special Treatment Licence.
What does a laser consultation cost?
On video it is £250, and in person in Marylebone it is £350. The doctor records your skin type, reaches a diagnosis and chooses the platform, and the fee comes off any programme in full.