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Fees & What to expect 

General derm fees

Fees

Consultations:

New patient Consultation

1 area - £200

2 areas £299

3 areas £399

Follow up patient - £150

Telephone consultation (30 minutes) - £150 

 

Consultations for new patients normally last for 30 - 45 minutes. Follow up consultations last for up to 30 minutes. If the consultation needs to be extended, the fee will accordingly be higher.

 

Surgical procedures:

Skin biopsy - From £250

Excision of skin lesions - £400-£500

For each additional lesion - £100

Shave excision of lesions - From £350, for each extra £150

Primary excision of skin cancer - £550

Secondary excision of skin cancer - £650

Curettage of skin lesions - From £300

Cryotherapy of warts - From £250

Mole removal - From £400

For each additional mole removal - £150

Skin tag removal - From £150

Cosmetic procedures

Botox injection, I area - £200

Botox injection, 2 - 3 areas - £250

Fillers, I ml - £250

Fillers, 2 ml - £400

Oral commisure - £250

Forehead - £250

Lip vermilion - £180

Full lip - £180

Cheek enhancement - £250

Nose - £250

Smokers line - £250

Peeling, first treatment - £75

Peeling course, 6 peels'12 weeks - £350

Maintenance peel - £55

Dermoroller - £350

Dermoroller, 3 treatments - £800

BOOKING PROCESS

After getting in contact, the majority of patients will be seen for their initial consultation within 1 week. Earlier appointments may be available for urgent situations.
 
Patients will be requested to fill in a form giving information about their general health prior to the consultation. A registration form will be provided and we ask you for your credit or debit card details to secure your booking (however no payment is taken at this stage).

 

You will be responsible for the costs of your treatment therefore it is important you will find about the cover your insurer will provide. The best way is to contact your insurer before your appointment to inform them about your health issue.

 

For the Treatments or Consultations that are not covered by the Health Insurance organisations the payment should be made at the Reception on the day of your appointment.

 

Patients are generally not recommend to make decisions about their treatments and cosmetic procedures at the first consultation to allow time to make decisions, considering the benefits and risks or sequels of the treatments for which detailed information will be provided at the first visit. Making decisions is the patients personal choice towards their health and you will never be pushed into anything or not provided all the information you need to make an informed decision.

 

Photographs will be taken before and after treatments, with this information kept strictly confidential under the profile of each patient. Photography and Dermoscopy photography are essential for mole monitoring and making a skin cancer diagnosis. Photography could be considered for skin disorders and cosmetic procedures being an extremely helpful resource in the assessment of the effectiveness of treatments.

 

Patients will be supported during the whole process from initial consultation to post treatments. Thorough information will be provided during every stage, the consultations, treatment options and after care of any surgical or cosmetic procedure .

 

Patients will be required to sign consent forms before any surgical or cosmetic procedure. This is a requirement but only after all questions and options have been discussed, information provided and considering the benefits and the risks of the procedure.

In all procedures, every care is taken to minimise any risks, but as in all procedures some risks are not fully controllable.

 

  

PAYMENT

Payment details are taken at the time of booking, but only charged on the day of the appointment. However, the request is made that patients provide a minimum 48hrs notice if they can not attend a scheduled appointment. Non-notification or within 48hrs of the appointment will incur the cost of the consultation/treatment.

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