Advanced Skin & Facial Assessment in London
A one-hour, doctor-led assessment using 3D facial and skin imaging, and ultrasound where indicated, forming the starting point for every treatment plan at this clinic.
A one-hour, doctor-led assessment using 3D facial and skin imaging, and ultrasound where indicated, forming the starting point for every treatment plan at this clinic.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony
Cases will be added soon
Suited to anyone considering treatment at this clinic, whether for a single concern or a broader review of facial ageing and skin health.
- New patients considering any treatment at the clinic
- Existing patients wanting a broader review before planning further treatment
- Patients wanting an honest, unhurried opinion before committing to anything
- Anyone unsure which treatment group is right for their concern
No treatment is booked or performed without this assessment first, regardless of how familiar you are with a particular treatment.
- Uncertainty about which treatment suits a concern
- Wanting an honest opinion before committing to treatment
- A desire for a considered, whole-face view rather than one isolated area
Dr Kay, a GMC-registered doctor, carries out every assessment personally, using 3D facial and skin imaging to capture an objective baseline and, where indicated, ultrasound to look beneath the skin's surface.
This hour is used to understand your concerns, your medical history, and your goals, and to build a realistic, individualised plan — not to move straight into a sales conversation.
Where a concern is better suited to a different specialist, or isn't something this clinic treats, you'll be told this honestly rather than offered treatment regardless.
Yes - every treatment at this clinic begins with this assessment, regardless of which treatment you're interested in.
Around one hour, allowing time for imaging, discussion and questions without feeling rushed.
No - the assessment is designed to give you an honest, considered view, including if a different approach or no treatment is the right answer.
No — this is used where clinically indicated, based on what's being assessed.
No — this assessment always comes first, since suitability, area and dose for any treatment can only be confirmed in person.
