Your allergist will recommend that you have an allergy blood test to measure the amount of IgE (allergy) antibodies in your blood.

A drug provocation test (or challenge) is where a drug is given slowly in gradually increasing amounts to diagnose or rule out a true drug allergy. Please call the Centre to discuss pricing

An oral food challenge (OFC) is a medical procedure in which a food is eaten slowly, in gradually increasing amounts, under medical supervision, to diagnose or rule out a true food allergy. Please call the Centre to discuss pricing

The ISAC test is at the forefront of microchip engineering, using microchip technology to detect specific IgE antibodies to food and airborne allergens. Please call the Centre to discuss pricing.

Then they will examine all your skin and use a dermatoscope to look at the networks in your moles more closely. They will determine if your moles are all fine and if any might need further monitoring or removal.

We are proud to offer the most advanced form of mole mapping available in the UK. 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. The fully integrated software allows us to map and monitor pigmented lesions and distributed diseases of the skin. Pricing from: £595 for new patients, £495 for returning patients: includes a full consultation, mole mapping, and delivery via email of your mole mapping report.

Skin prick tests are one of the most commonly used allergy tests. They can be used to diagnose allergies to pollen, dust, animals, venom, foods, latex, drugs and vaccines.

Skin tag removal is a simple procedure that eliminates skin tags with minimal risks and side effects. At OneWelbeck, our expert-led dermatologists provide personalised treatments based on your needs and desired results.

Around 41 million people in the UK live with allergies of some kind. At OneWelbeck, our wide range of allergy tests provide peace of mind and help you take charge of your health.

Patch testing is a specialised form of test done by a dermatologist on a person’s skin to see if they have a contact allergy i.e. if their skin is reacting to an otherwise harmless chemical allergen in the outside world.