London’s most advanced private dermatology clinic represents the very best in patient-centred care and cutting-edge facilities. By having a complete and integrated team of experts under one roof, we ensure that patients are seen by the right consultant from the very first appointment.
Our private dermatologists work together to cover a wide range of dermatological and allergic conditions. Recognised leaders in their respective fields, the team is able to carry out a broad spectrum of diagnostic tests and procedures on-site.
We are proud to offer the most advanced form of mole mapping available in the UK to identify and track moles on the body, to help early detection of skin cancer. Designed specifically for dermatology, the VECTRA WB360 whole body 3D imaging system captures the entire skin surface in macro quality resolution with a single capture.
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Phototherapy is a brand new offering for OneWelbeck's private dermatologists, which can be used to assist with treating multiple skin conditions, such as vitiligo and eczema.
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A certain amount of hair loss is normal. However, if your hair starts to thin or you are shedding considerably, you may need to see one of our private dermatologists.
Hair loss (alopecia)
Patch testing is a specialised form of test done by our private dermatologists on a person’s skin to see if they have a contact allergy. This is advised when you suspect you have a contact allergy that causes dermatitis, such as an allergy to certain chemicals found in cosmetics and creams.
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Acne is a widespread skin condition that develops when pores—typically found on the face, chest, and upper back—become blocked by a combination of oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria.
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Psoriasis is a very common skin condition that can affect different parts of the body, including down below. Dr Victoria Swale, Consultant Dermatologist at our private dermatology clinic, takes a closer look at the condition, what causes it and what the treatment options are.
What Causes Anogenital psoriasis?