Dermatology Treatments in London
Below is a list of the most common dermatology treatments that our experienced consultant dermatologists perform on a day-to-day basis.
If you don’t see a required treatment below, get in touch for more information.
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At St John & St Elizabeth Hospital’s Dermatology Clinic in London, our team of leading dermatologists and skin care specialists is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for a wide range of skin conditions. We offer same-day or next-day appointments for issues such as acne, warts, cysts, milia, skin tags, liver spots, lipomas, scars, and various types of skin cancer. Our state-of-the-art facilities ensure that from initial consultation through diagnosis and treatment, you receive the highest standard of care. Whether you’re seeking a private dermatologist for a specific concern or looking for a trusted dermatology clinic in London, we are here to support your skin health needs.
Our private dermatology clinic offers access to a full range of skin examinations and procedures, including mole mapping, skin biopsies, dermoscopy, cryotherapy, and minor surgical treatments carried out on-site. Our consultants work closely with patients to identify the cause of their symptoms, explain treatment options clearly, and plan care that feels manageable and reassuring.
With a calm setting and experienced staff on hand, we aim to give you clarity about your skin condition and help you move forward with confidence. Whether you need a diagnosis, treatment, or a second opinion, our London dermatology specialists are here to help you understand what is happening and take practical steps to improve your skin health.
Our London dermatology team supports patients with a wide range of skin concerns – from long-term conditions to more recent symptoms that may need investigation. Whether you already have a diagnosis or simply feel something isn’t quite right, we’re here to listen, assess and help you take the next steps.
Conditions we treat include:
Symptoms we can help with include:
Whether you’re experiencing visible changes or uncomfortable symptoms, our team is here to provide clear answers and practical treatment options.
Below is a list of the most common dermatology treatments that our experienced consultant dermatologists perform on a day-to-day basis.
If you don’t see a required treatment below, get in touch for more information.
Our dermatologists have performed thousands of dermatology procedures and will work with you to develop the best treatment plan for your needs.
From initial consultation to the diagnosis of your skin condition and through to treatment, all patients at the Dermatology Clinic receive the highest standard of care in our state-of-the-art healthcare facilities. You’ll be supported by an experienced team who take the time to explain your condition and treatment options clearly, so you feel informed and reassured every step of the way. We aim to create a calm and respectful environment, where you’ll feel listened to, well cared for and confident in the next steps of your treatment journey. With short waiting times, flexible appointment options and personalised follow-up care, we’re here to make accessing expert dermatology support as straightforward and stress-free as possible.
You can read articles, interviews and blogs on a range of health topics and dermatology concerns on our blog page. We frequently speak to our expert consultants and clinicians to get their specialist advice.
Yes, you can usually self-refer to a private dermatologist in the UK. This allows you to book an appointment directly with a specialist without needing to see your GP first. For NHS dermatology services, however, a referral from a GP is typically required.
Going to a private dermatologist can offer faster access to appointments, more flexible scheduling, and longer consultation times. It may be a good option if you’re seeking quick reassurance, a second opinion, or want to avoid waiting lists.
The 2-week rule is a guideline used when a GP suspects a possible skin cancer. It means you should be seen by a specialist within 14 days of referral. It’s a safety net to help catch serious conditions early.
Yes, you can see a private dermatologist without a GP referral. Booking directly allows you to access expert advice quickly, whether you have a specific concern or simply want a professional opinion on a new or ongoing skin issue.
An urgent referral is used when a healthcare professional thinks a skin issue may be serious and needs quick specialist assessment, often within two weeks. This is most commonly used to investigate suspected skin cancers or rapidly changing lesions.
A mole that is 7mm is slightly larger than the average, but size alone isn’t the only factor to monitor. It’s important to watch for changes in shape, colour, border, or any itching or bleeding. If you notice anything unusual, it’s best to have it checked.
A standard dermatology consultation usually lasts around 20 to 30 minutes. This may vary depending on the complexity of your concern or whether any tests or treatments are carried out during the same visit.