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Treatments

Four families of care, always chosen after a diagnosis. Where a treatment acts in the skin matters — so we show you.

Treatment families

Diagnosis first, then treatments matched to the condition — from topical therapies to specialist systemic medicines where appropriate.

Includes

  • +Topical prescription therapies
  • +Oral treatments when indicated
  • +Specialist systemic therapies for some conditions

Often considered for

  • Acne
  • Eczema
  • Psoriasis
  • Hair & scalp

Fig. 1 · Medical dermatology

Illustrative

EPIDERMISDERMISHYPODERMIS← typical reachCONCEPTUAL · NOT TO SCALE · DEPTH VARIES BY TECHNIQUE

How a plan is decided.

  1. 01

    Diagnosis

    Examination, history and — where needed — tests or a biopsy.

  2. 02

    Options

    What may help, what to expect, and the risks, explained plainly.

  3. 03

    Plan

    A written plan with timings, follow-up and how to reach us.

  4. 04

    Review

    Progress checked and the plan adjusted when needed.

T-01Reach · 62% of model depth

Medical dermatology

Diagnosis first, then treatments matched to the condition — from topical therapies to specialist systemic medicines where appropriate.

AcneEczemaPsoriasisHair & scalp
T-02Reach · 55% of model depth

Light & laser

Precisely chosen wavelengths that act at specific depths — used for selected inflammatory, vascular and pigment concerns.

PsoriasisPigmentationScarring
T-03Reach · 100% of model depth

Procedural dermatology

Minor procedures performed in clinic, from diagnostic biopsies to the removal of lesions for testing.

Moles & lesion checksScarring
T-04Reach · 38% of model depth

Aesthetic dermatology

Evidence-based approaches to texture, tone and ageing skin, always after a medical assessment.

Skin ageingPigmentationScarring

No treatment is suitable for everyone, and outcomes vary. Specific options are discussed only after an in-person assessment. Browse conditions →

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