Hair Services
- Root tint
- £45
Pharmacillin · London
Skin consultations, aesthetic treatments and hair appointments. Choose an area to find the services and prices that matter to you.
31 services Three areas of care Two London locations
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Dermatology fees are confirmed when arranging your appointment.
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Brick Lane, East London
Belsize, North West London
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A little clarity
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Read all 40 FAQsPharmacillin brings together Dermatology, Aesthetics and Hair Services. The directory contains 10 common skin consultation pathways, five aesthetic consultation pathways and 16 hair services. Start with the concern or finish you want to discuss, then read the relevant guide. A listed service is information about an option; availability, suitability and appointment details still need to be confirmed.
No. The current planner lets you select a service and clinic and view planning information locally. It does not submit an enquiry, collect a medical history, take payment or reserve an appointment time. Completing the planner is not a booking confirmation. Confirm the service, availability and appointment arrangements with the provider before travelling.
The ten pathways cover eczema, psoriasis, acne, scabies, fungal skin infections, impetigo, hives, contact dermatitis, rosacea, and warts or verrucae. These are pharmacist-led consultation guides for common concerns. The individual presentation must still be assessed, and some symptoms, diagnoses or treatment needs may require a GP, specialist or urgent service instead.
The site describes Pharmacillin's skin consultations as pharmacist-led. A consultant dermatologist is a specialist medical doctor; those roles should not be confused. Ask who will assess you, their professional role and the scope of the appointment. If a concern requires specialist diagnosis or treatment, the consultation may recommend a different care pathway rather than providing that service on site.
The aesthetics directory includes dermal fillers, anti-wrinkle consultations, microneedling, chemical peels and laser treatments. Begin with the concern you want to discuss rather than a fixed procedure list. The practitioner should assess the relevant history and explain options, limits and alternatives. A listing does not confirm that every device, product or treatment area is available.
Do not assume a procedure will happen at the first consultation. Assessment, preparation, consent, any required checks and availability determine the next steps. Prescription-only options require an appropriate prescribing decision and are never guaranteed in advance. Ask what the process involves and allow time to reflect on the recommendation rather than expecting immediate treatment.
There are 16 services across smoothing and conditioning, balayage and highlights, full-head colour, root tint and toner, cutting and blow-drying, plus a leave-out weave, cornrows with extensions and box braids extensions. Each service has a guide and listed price. Confirm availability, the complete appointment and product or supply requirements before booking.
Ask about the checks required for the exact product and service, and follow those instructions. An allergy alert procedure, a hair strand test and specialist diagnostic patch testing have different purposes. Disclose previous dye reactions, black henna tattoos and scalp symptoms. A test does not justify ignoring a reaction or guarantee that none will occur.
No. The £80 leave-out weave listing explicitly excludes hair. Confirm the type, length, quantity, preparation and suitability of the hair before buying it. Also ask about leave-out care, scalp access, maintenance and removal. The website does not establish a separate removal or maintenance price.
Letterbox Pharmacy Clinic is at 4 Brick Lane, London E1 6RF. Belsize Priory Clinic is at Unit 2, 134–143 Belsize Road, London NW6 4BR. Use the location guides for address and map information. Confirm the service, location and appointment arrangements before travelling; selecting a clinic in the planner is not a booking confirmation.
Helpful guides

Dermatology
The right first appointment depends on symptoms, severity and what has already been tried. A clear assessment can be more useful than booking the most specialised treatment first.
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Aesthetics
A useful consultation helps you understand a decision before you make it. Start with your concern, then consider the options, their limits and the practical implications.
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Hair Services
A keratin appointment should begin with your hair history and the exact smoothing product. The result, process and aftercare depend on that product and your starting hair condition.
5 minute readRead guideThe Pharmacillin approach
Skin concerns, aesthetic goals and hair appointments need different conversations. We keep the purpose, choices and next steps clear.
About PharmacillinSkin consultations consider symptoms and when another level of care is appropriate.
Discuss the options, limits and likely result before making an aesthetic or hair-service decision.
Confirm your service, price, practical arrangements and any relevant aftercare.
Start with a service, then confirm the details for your visit.