Dermamina
Independent-prescriber-led skin clinic offering non-surgical rhinoplasty, injectables, skin boosters, laser and hair-restoration treatments.
5/6 details checkedNon-surgical nose job£500 per session
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Dermasurge Clinic
Dermatologist-led skin clinic combining medical, laser and cosmetic dermatology, including mole/skin-cancer screening alongside injectables.
5/6 details checkedConsultationFrom £150 per session
Face Clinic London
Doctor-led Soho injectables clinic founded by Dr Anita Kapoor and Dr Mark Lister, specialising in anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and polynucleotides (PhilArt).
5/6 details checkedAnti-wrinkle injections,…From £250
My Pure Aesthetics
Medically led Putney and Ealing aesthetics studio offering injectables, skin boosters, fat dissolving and vitamin therapy.
5/6 details checkedLip filler, 0.5ml£160
Dr Haus Dermatology
Dermatology practice founded 2010 by Dr Ariel Haus, combining medical dermatology (acne, rosacea, mole checks) with aesthetic injectables and laser treatments.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
Dr Sebagh — Chandos House
Dr Jean-Louis Sebagh's skincare and skin-clinic brand, running cosmetic-doctor-led facials and peels from Chandos House, Marylebone, alongside its skincare line.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
Harley Street Injectables
Nurse- and doctor-staffed Harley Street injectables and laser clinic offering biostimulators, body contouring and hair restoration alongside standard injectables.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
Meraki Aesthetics
St Margarets, Twickenham aesthetics studio offering injectables, facial harmonisation, skin boosters and laser treatments.
4/6 details checkedAnti-wrinkle injections …£200
PHI Clinic
Doctor-led medical clinic founded by Dr Tapan Patel, offering wrinkle injections, fillers, polynucleotides and advanced laser resurfacing.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
65Beauty Lab — London
Nurse-led medical aesthetics and private GP group with a weekly Fitzrovia clinic day alongside its Essex locations.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
Melior Clinics — Harley Street
Multi-location medical aesthetics group with doctors, nurses and pharmacists, also treating hyperhidrosis, migraine and TMJ with anti-wrinkle injections at its Harley Street branch.
4/6 details checked1 area treatment (e.g. e…£245
Aesthetic Art Clinic
Doctor- and nurse-run injectables clinic also offering thread lifts, mesotherapy and acupuncture.
4/6 details checkedHydraFacial + plasma/hai…£199 per session
Beauty Plump Clinic
Bromley clinic owned by Advanced Aesthetic Practitioner Sharon, offering skin boosters, fillers, anti-wrinkle injections and IV therapy alongside skincare and semi-permanent makeup.
4/6 details checkedSkin boosters£250 per session
Derm Design by Dr Natalie Miller
Riverside dermatology and aesthetics clinic next to Battersea Power Station, led by GMC-registered dermatologist Dr Natalie Miller, offering mole checks and laser treatments.
4/6 details checkedDermatologist consultationFrom £195 per session
Dr Horlick Aesthetics
Hammersmith clinic led by an NHS surgeon and aesthetic doctor offering injectables, Profhilo, Sculptra, HIFU and polynucleotides.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
Dr Kate Aesthetics
Doctor-led clinic on Cockfosters Road run by Dr Kate Carr, offering anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, Profhilo, Obagi Blue Peel and excessive sweating treatment.
4/6 details checkedIn-person consultation£80 per session
Dr PJ Aesthetic Clinic
Doctor-led clinic in Golders Green run by Dr Pejman Safaie, offering injectables, laser treatments and body contouring alongside HIFU and mesotherapy.
4/6 details checkedAnti-wrinkle injections …£320
Dr SNA Clinic
Surgeon-led joint-care, sports medicine and regenerative aesthetics clinic offering PRP and skin/hair regeneration treatments.
4/6 details checkedPricesAsk clinic
INNODERM Aesthetic Clinic
Doctor-led City of London clinic offering injectables, Morpheus8 RF microneedling, polynucleotide skin boosters and laser treatments near Tower Hill.
4/6 details checkedConsultation£30 per session
KONCEPT Medical Clinic
CQC-registered Kingston private GP and aesthetics clinic with every aesthetic treatment carried out or supervised by a doctor.
4/6 details checkedAnti-wrinkle injections,…£150
Laserlite Aesthetic Clinic
Croydon clinic led by Advanced Aesthetic Medical Practitioner and independent prescriber Franca Lenders, offering laser hair removal, fillers, skin boosters, microneedling and fat-freezing.
4/6 details checkedConsultationFrom £24 per session
Melatone Skin Clinic
Medically-led Battersea clinic founded by GMC-registered Physician Associate Arman Zaki, focused on laser hair removal, polynucleotide skin boosters and HydroMED Pro medical facials.
4/6 details checkedLaser hair removal, uppe…£28 per session
PHP Aesthetic-Wellness
Doctor-led Harley Street clinic founded by Dr Philippe Hamida-Pisal, offering injectables, polynucleotides, PRP and PDO thread lifts.
4/6 details checkedIn-clinic consultationFrom £150 per session
Swedish Smile Clinic
Dental implant practice that also runs a separate Aesthetic & Regenerative Medicine service offering anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and chemical peels with its own fee list.
4/6 details checkedConsultation (including …£250 per session
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The trust check
Six things worth knowing before anyone treats you.
Injectables and lasers are medical treatments. So every clinic gets the same simple check of what you can verify for yourself — not a rating, not an ad, and not a judgment of safety. Unknowns stay unknown.
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It’s a real place
Sourced from the clinic’s own website or booking page, with a street address. Marketing pages without a location don’t count.
- 02
Who’s in charge
The medical director, practitioner credentials and registrations, exactly as the clinic publishes them, with a link. If they don’t publish it, we say so. We don’t verify registrations.
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No price games
Prices from the clinic’s own menu with their unit — per area, per ml or syringe, per session or course — linked and dated. If prices aren’t published, we say so.
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Reviews you can verify
We link the review pages so you can read them yourself. We never invent, average or “adjust” ratings.
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You can see the space
Photos of the actual clinic or team — labelled and credited. No copied before-and-after galleries, nothing AI-generated.
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Published hours
Opening hours in London time, as the clinic publishes them. Hours don’t guarantee a consultation slot.
FIRST CONSULTATION?Your first visit,
Your first visit,
with fewer unknowns.
Most treatments start with a consultation. It is your chance to meet the practitioner, ask about their training and the products they use, and understand the price before anything happens. You can always take time to think it over.
- Who will treat me, and are they registered?Ask for the practitioner’s name and profession (for example doctor, nurse prescriber, dentist or pharmacist prescriber). You can check them yourself on the GMC, NMC, GDC or GPhC register.
- Who prescribes, and who is in charge?Anti-wrinkle injections are prescription-only medicines in the UK, so ask who prescribes them after a face-to-face consultation, whether the clinic is registered with the CQC, and how to reach the clinic if you have a concern afterwards.
- Which exact product or device?Ask which product or device will be used (for example which filler, or a specific laser) so you can compare like with like.
- How is it priced?Ask whether the price is per area, per ml or syringe, per session or a course, roughly how much you might need, and what a review appointment costs.
- Is this right for me?Share your health history and medications, and ask about risks, downtime and alternatives. Only a qualified practitioner who has assessed you can answer this.
THE ORIGINAL DIRECTORYWho does your injections?
Who does your injections?
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GOOD QUESTIONSChoosing a clinic,
Choosing a clinic,
calmly.
Plain answers about how Med Spa Guide works and what to check before you book. General information only, not medical advice. How we source our listings ↗
- How do I find a trustworthy aesthetic clinic in London?
- Start with things you can check yourself before you book a consultation: a physical address and official website, the medical director, practitioner credentials and registrations the clinic publishes, prices with their unit, review pages on the original platform, and photos of the actual clinic. Med Spa Guide lists 103 aesthetic clinics and med spas across 52 London neighbourhoods and shows which of these details we could confirm for each one, with links to the sources and the date we checked them. We don’t rate clinics or verify registrations.
- Who is allowed to give anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers in the UK?
- Botulinum toxin, the medicine used in anti-wrinkle injections, is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. It must be prescribed by a qualified prescriber — a doctor, dentist, or a nurse or pharmacist independent prescriber — after a consultation, usually face to face. Dermal fillers are not prescription-only medicines. In England it is illegal to give anti-wrinkle injections or fillers for cosmetic purposes to anyone under 18 (Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021). The rules are changing: the government has announced a licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures in England that is not yet fully in force, so check gov.uk for the latest position. This is general information, not legal or medical advice.
- Does Med Spa Guide check that practitioners are registered?
- No. We show the medical director, practitioner credentials and registrations (such as CQC, Save Face or JCCP) only as the clinic publishes them, with a link to where it says so and the date we checked. We don’t verify registrations, training or safety. If a clinic doesn’t publish this, the profile says so — ask at your consultation. You can check a doctor on the GMC register (gmc-uk.org), a nurse on the NMC register (nmc.org.uk), a dentist on the GDC register (gdc-uk.org) and a pharmacist on the GPhC register (pharmacyregulation.org), and whether a clinic is registered with the Care Quality Commission at cqc.org.uk.
- What is the Med Spa Guide trust check?
- It is a six-point checklist on every clinic profile: a real, sourced location; who’s in charge (medical director, practitioner credentials and registrations as published); published prices; review sources you can verify; photos of the space; and published opening hours. It is not a rating and not a judgement of quality or safety. A missing item means we could not confirm it from a public source.
- Does Med Spa Guide rate or rank clinics?
- We never give clinics our own star ratings. By default, clinics are sorted by how many trust-check details we could confirm. Some owner-verified clinics are Featured through a partnership with Winback Engine, the company behind Med Spa Guide; Featured clinics are always labelled and can appear first, but Featured never changes a clinic’s trust check, prices or reviews. We link to each clinic’s review pages on Google, Trustpilot, Treatwell, Doctify and other platforms rather than copying their scores, so you always see the current reviews.
- Why are anti-wrinkle prices per area and filler prices per ml?
- UK clinics usually price anti-wrinkle injections by the number of areas treated — for example one, two or three areas such as the forehead, frown lines and crow’s feet. Dermal fillers are usually priced per ml or per syringe, and skin boosters, lasers and RF microneedling per session or as a course. Check what counts as an “area” at each clinic, whether a review appointment or top-up is included, and whether a price is a starting price. A low price for one area can still add up, so ask how much the practitioner expects you to need.
- How much do anti-wrinkle injections cost in London?
- Among the 18 clinics on Med Spa Guide that publish a standard price for anti-wrinkle injections on one area, the lowest listed price per clinic ranges from £129 to £350, with a median of £215 and the middle half between £190 and £250 (prices published by the clinics, last checked 2026-10-28). Membership and new-client offers are excluded. Your total depends on how many areas you have treated, so confirm at your consultation.
- What should I ask at my first consultation?
- Who will treat me, and are they registered? Ask for the practitioner’s name and profession (for example doctor, nurse prescriber, dentist or pharmacist prescriber). You can check them yourself on the GMC, NMC, GDC or GPhC register. Who prescribes, and who is in charge? Anti-wrinkle injections are prescription-only medicines in the UK, so ask who prescribes them after a face-to-face consultation, whether the clinic is registered with the CQC, and how to reach the clinic if you have a concern afterwards. Which exact product or device? Ask which product or device will be used (for example which filler, or a specific laser) so you can compare like with like. How is it priced? Ask whether the price is per area, per ml or syringe, per session or a course, roughly how much you might need, and what a review appointment costs. Is this right for me? Share your health history and medications, and ask about risks, downtime and alternatives. Only a qualified practitioner who has assessed you can answer this.
- How do I compare laser and device prices?
- Compare the same treatment and area, and check whether a price covers one session or a package, and whether it is a starting price. We keep the unit with each price and link to the clinic’s own menu. Follow the clinic’s booking or consultation link to confirm current options.
- Do I book through Med Spa Guide?
- No. Every profile links to the clinic’s own booking page, website or phone number, so you book directly with the clinic. Med Spa Guide does not take bookings or charge fees.
- My clinic is missing or out of date. How do I fix it?
- Owners can claim a free profile, and anyone can suggest a missing clinic or a correction from the “For clinics” page. Requests are reviewed against the clinic’s official sources before anything changes on a public profile.
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