During the consultation with our plastic surgeon, Miss Kelemen, you will be inspected using a dermatoscope. If possible, the lesion can be removed within the same session. If removal is not immediately possible, then a sample can be removed (via incision) and sent to a histology lab, which will determine the nature and severity of the skin cancer. Once we get the results back, you will be informed of the results and given the option to return to our clinic and have the whole lesion removed with the correct margins.

Dimple creation surgery, also known as dimpleplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that creates dimples in the cheeks. Dimples are small indentations in the skin that are caused by a small amount of fat and muscle tissue being pulled into a small indentation in the skin. They are usually located on the cheeks and are considered a cosmetic feature in many cultures.

Our eyelids are often one of the first places where we notice the signs of ageing. As the skin loses its elasticity it may sag or droop, leading to a tired and aged appearance. Blepharoplasty removes the excess skin and provides a fresher and younger look. Those whose upper eyelids are affecting their field of vision may often have to raise their eyebrows to see better, making it difficult to carry out normal day-to-day activities; repeated forehead lifting also contributes to the development of deep lines and wrinkles, making us appear older.

A facelift is a customised procedure well-suited for addressing skin laxity, jowls and deep creasing throughout the lower face. The aim of a facelift is to restore youthful shape and balance to an ageing face. In order to avoid unnatural-looking results, it is important to go beyond simply removing excess skin, which is why our consultant plastic surgeon uses techniques that help rejuvenate the face by rebalancing facial volume and elevating drooping areas of tissue.

CTR surgery is available with the NHS, but unfortunately, due to high demand, limited resources, and a backlog from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s likely you will need to wait longer than the guideline of 18 weeks for surgery compared to self-pay options. Surgery offers the best chance of short and long term relief compared to other forms of treatment.

A skin lesion is an area of your skin that looks abnormal or different from their surrounding area. There are many kinds of skin lesions and many different conditions that cause them. Examples of skin lesions include: moles, skin tags, blisters, and cysts. Some skin lesions are benign, which means they are not cancerous and that they're unlikely to spread to other parts of your body. Others are cancerous, which means you might need other treatment as well as skin lesion removal surgery to treat them.

​The term labiaplasty refers to a procedure that reduces the length of the labia minora, it can relieve symptoms women experience from twisting and tugging of the labia. Labiaplasty typically results in shorter labia that no longer hang down below the level of the hair-bearing labia majora. According to multiple studies, labiaplasty surgery is associated with a high satisfaction rate of over 90 percent.

Scar revision is a treatment to reduce the appearance of scars, which are marks left on your skin after wounds heal. The goal of scar revision is to help your scar more closely match the color and texture of your surrounding skin. But it won’t completely eliminate your scar. Scar revision is usually cosmetic, but sometimes, severe scars are painful or make it hard for your body to function.