Hair Loss ( Male Pattern Baldness, Alopecia )
Male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) is the commonest cause of hair loss in men. Alopecia areata can occur in both men and women.
The UK medical aesthetics market offers a wide range of treatments, making it challenging to determine the right one for your needs.
To assist, we have created a helpful list of conditions to help you identify and understand the available treatments for specific concerns.
Our condition FAQs, blogs and questions provide accurate information and advice to support you in making an informed treatment or procedure choice.
Male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) is the commonest cause of hair loss in men. Alopecia areata can occur in both men and women.
There are a number of cosmetic procedures available to alter the appearance of both male and female genitals.
The size and shape of the chest can be a cause of much concern for both men and women. There are a number of surgical treatment options, many of which are widely available, that can alter your physical appearance, particularly of the female breast.
Foot cushioning with dermal fillers is the latest treatment being demanded by those ladies who live for their ‘killer heels’, made famous by shoe styles from designers such as Christian Louboutin and Manolo Blahnik.
Our latest blog breaks down how this essential protein helps maintain skin firmness, elasticity, and resilience.
It is often assumed that acne will be at its worst in winter with a tendency to improve in the summer months.
Thinking about getting dermal fillers? This article covers everything you need to know before going ahead with the procedure.
Is it possible to achieve an age-defying complexion without surgery? This blog post discusses the non-surgical face lift and how it matches up to the traditional surgical option.
The Tear trough or under-eye area is one of the most delicate and vulnerable regions of our face
Cherry Brooks
11th December 2025
Skin graft very visible on face
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Fiona
8th December 2025
Do you offer any procedure with keloid? I am not actually sure if it is or is not. I would prefer to come for a consultation just to see what my options are. I had a perching and had to removed it because it’s grown. Just do not like it and would like treatment to get rid of it or lasered off.
Thank you,
Fiona Bernard - email: Fiona.bernard@icloud.com
07453314382
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Maggi
7th December 2025
Hi
Do you do nose laser surgery
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Louise
26th October 2025
Can you treat broken capillaries on my face? I have suffered with Rosacea for many years and my skin is awful looking now.
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