Common and manageable – Affects oil-rich areas and tends to come and go.
Control the flare – Medicated treatments to reduce flaking, redness and itch.
Ongoing routine – A maintenance plan to keep symptoms under control.
We begin with a detailed consultation to understand your history, symptoms and goals, and to confirm the right approach for you.
We examine the affected skin, discuss the likely cause, and confirm the diagnosis, using dermoscopy or tests where helpful.
We agree treatment to settle the flare and a routine to keep it controlled.
GP with specialist dermatology expertise. Care from a GP holding a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology.
NHS and private dermatology experience. Active in the community dermatology service at Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.
Medical and minor-surgical skin care. Assessment of skin conditions alongside minor surgical procedures in one place.
Research-informed practice. Involved in national dermatology research and clinical trial networks.
Clear, tailored treatment plans. A thorough approach with practical, personalised guidance you can act on.
Convenient Marylebone location. Based at 109 Gloucester Place, Marylebone, London W1U 6JW, a few minutes from Baker Street and Marylebone stations.
You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions below. Everything you need to know is right here, designed to help you make an informed and confident decision.
It is linked to a common yeast that lives on the skin and the skin’s response to it, rather than to poor hygiene. It often flares with stress, tiredness or cold weather.
Dandruff is a mild form of seborrhoeic dermatitis of the scalp. The condition can also affect the face, ears and chest.
It often does flare and settle over time, which is why an ongoing maintenance routine is usually the most effective approach.
Used correctly, topical steroids are an effective, well-established treatment and the risk of side effects is low. They are generally applied thinly to the affected skin for short treatment bursts, at the strength advised for that area, and used alongside regular moisturisers; the fingertip-unit guide helps judge the right amount.
Milder strengths are used on the face and skin folds. They should not be used on infected skin, and long-term use of stronger steroids without review is avoided. We explain exactly how much to use and for how long, and review your treatment.
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